Rixasha: I have no problem with 3D perception as far as I know, but I find that 3d movies an unnecessary gimmick with very little to offer but the cheap shock of
omg its coming right at me. I always pick the 2D version if available, as they are cheaper and theres no need to wear extra set of glasses. The local cinemas used heavy active glasses until fairly recently, and they were starting to get painful to wear after two hours.
Oh, I agree totally. There may be a rare couple of movies that seriously need the 3D they film in, and the movie is a lesser experience otherwise, but for a vast majority of 3D movies, it is just 2D with one or two token scenes where they utilise it somewhat. As a glasses wearer, watching movies in 3D (when they aren't available in 2D) is a huge hassle. I've often considered going to the optician and buying a pair of powered 3D glasses, so I don't have to wear double.