Search - Fly Me to the Moon (3D Version) on DVD

Linda G. from TROY, NY
Reviewed on 8/13/2009...

I got it because the previews looked really cute. My nieces watched it with the 3D glasses and I just listened (warning: don't try to watch 3D version without the glasses!) and no one was disappointed. Just as I thought, it really was a cute film/

Not to be overlooked!

Santiago Ramos Jr. | Grants, New Mexico | 01/10/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I had not heard or read too much about "Fly Me to the Moon". But the manager of the local DVD store highly recommended it. I bought a copy and thoroughly enjoyed it! I am a 57-year-old married man that's a DVD collector. I have easily over 1,500 DVDs in my collection. I will buy more copies of this movie to give to my nieces and nephews. It was cute, simple. The CGI was so colorful especially on our 55-inch Sony HD TV.

Give it a try and you won't regret it. Enjoy!"

Realy good 3-d

J. king | Ocean, NC | 12/07/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This review is only about the 3-d aspect,of the dvd, it works well, im using a epson lcd projector 1080p native resolution, but looks good on my samsung tv as well. On par with Journey to the center of the earth as far as 3-d is concerned, where is the field seqential version, and the blu-ray. DID NOT GET HEADACHE LIKE SOME OTHER RED BLUE GLASSES MOVIES."

INTERESTING STORY, BUT GENERIC CHARACTERS AND AWFUL 3-D ON T

! MR. KNOW IT ALL ;-b | TRI STATE AREA | 06/22/2009

(3 out of 5 stars)

"I watched this film in both 3-D and 2-D on the DVD release to compare the two versions. The 2-D version looks very good and although the animation might not match that of Wall E, it is very solid. If only the characters had a little more umm?......character!



The fly's design is a cross between the Smurfs and some discarded character designs from 'A Bug's Life'. The voice work is nothing special either. The story is interesting and overall is a fairly enjoyable film experience, but it just isn't up to the likes of Pixar's efforts.



What is most disappointing is the 3-D version on the DVD. The color is almost non-existent and what color is there is completely off. The Maggot babies are lime green where as in the 2 D version they're pink-ish. If fact most anything with color is lime green and the rest looks like a black and white film or the color is so subtle you have to strain to see what color it is...... it's too distracting and it looks awful!



Also, there is the typical double vision effect which wouldn't be so bad if the color was right. I also feel that two cheap sets of 3-D glasses are not enough to include with the DVD. I mean really?... how much could these things cost? If you want to watch the 3-D version with you kids, you'll have to take turns!?? They should have included at least four pair of glasses and why not six? If your going to advertise 3-D on the cover then make it so the whole family can watch it together.



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