Loose Parts by Dave Blazek for July 18, 2010

Anything to make a buck. Is that the world’s most gullible audience?

Not as gullible as the theater running the thing…

With special glasses, you can see any movie or TV program in 1-D!

The most gullible audience are the ones who came back for the second showing.

A point would be 1-D.

A line would be 2-D.

Geometrical facts of life!

Watched it last night in 2-D. Visually stunning, and cannot imagine it needing to be enhanced with a gimmick like 3-D. (IMHO)

Now, if only it was a good movie…

I think a point is 0-D, and a line is 1-D- but it’s been a while since school.

oh, pshh, they still make good movies……there’s a lot of stinkers , too……..but that’s how it’s always been…..

ever seen ‘the jacket’? ever seen ‘flight plan’? or ‘amelie’?

A line would be 1-D since it has a width (length) but no height or depth. A point has no dimensions.

Hey, I think you geometry buffs have gone off on a tangent here. Most people seem to have trouble with geometry, but to me it’s as easy as π.

I PERSONALLY LIKED AVATAR TOO BAD THE AMERICAN INDIANS WERNT ABLE TO DO BETTER WITHE THEIR INVADERS THE SEMINOL TRIBE DIDNT DO TO BAD WHEN THEY MOVED THEM TO OKLAHOMA ON ONE OF THE BIGEST OIL FIELD IN THE STATE BUT THAT WAS AND EXCEPTION

I wonder if I’ll be able to get that 1D Avatar in Blu-Ray?

I wanted to go see Avatar in 1D, but the line was too long…

Great line, Digital Frog!

Sadly, I’ve seen many movies that would benefit from being shown in 1-D.

Shouldn’t the line be blue?