Uh, excuse me? No one on here said that 3D is a gimmick because it costs more than a 2D movie. Reread peoples' posts and you'll see that no one said anything of the sort.

I was not talking about all the members on this site, but mostly public opinion period. I guess I kinda went off on a rant.

We said that it's a gimmick because it doesn't help to improve a movie in anyway.

It doesn't improve the movie, it can help immerse you into it. Again, that depends on how it's used. It could look natural or completely ridiculous.

EDIT: And yeah, I do think it's stupid to pay to see a 3D movie. You're throwing away 5-7 extra dollars on one of these films when you can see the same thing in 2D for a much cheaper price.

Depends on the film. Imagine a documentary in 3d compared a pixar 3d film.

I'm not saying all films would look good in 3d, I'm just saying it can fit for some. I originally saw avatar in average cheap theater and I was happy with it (although I would notice how bad it was later) but I wouldn't mind seeing it again in 3d. I guess I just like 3d more then others

Absolutely no offense intended to you man, I'm sorry if you felt that way

I don't see why not, considering all of you probably have already seen this movie more then 20 times now. I would prefer 3d in a theater anyway, so I don't see all the crap around to distract me from the film. Seems like every movie I watch, there's always that snotty dude or kid that brings their cell phone to the show to text, which makes the screen incredibly bright and disruptive. There's always this biased, accepted opinion that 3d is just a gimmick because it costs more money, which I find to be incredibly naive. Much can be said the same for surround sound and HD projection. If you chose to watch something that is, admittedly, graphical eye candy without any substance in 2d when 3d is clearly available, then you must be kidding yourself.

Edit: Let me also say that I misunderstood the title of this thread as "What if land before time came out in CG" for a few seconds, which will give me nightmares for now on.

That's quite correct.   There are a couple of Watership fans here.  Inle posted here a bit a while back, but I haven't had any luck in contacting her recently.   Shame.

Well that stinks. She's probably done with the whole forum thing then

Matt Uelmen, Michiel van den Bos, Alexander brandon, robert prince, Harry gregson, Kelly bailey, kirill pokrovsky, just off the top of my head

I think I've listen to more game OSTs then I have actually played games

The wiki is a separate site from this one

So wait, not many people from the wiki come here, or what?

Also, I recognize you now from inle's forum now, arvens. We didn't talk much though. (I was Madnam.) Or maybe you did, but no one goes there anymore, so it really doesn't matter. Good to see you again, though.

I'm'a round to help the wiki out I guess, but I joined this forum just because I thought it would be appropriate. And you know what? This place looks comfy. Not in a creepy way though.

If my contributions to the wiki are not good, please tell me. I won't be doing groundbreaking stuff, just minor edits.

1.)  Most liked Land Before Time character -

Littlefoot.

2.)  Least liked Land Before Time character -

If we're talking non-main characters, those yellow belly guys in lbt13. My heart died a little inside the moment they came on screen.

3.)  Most liked Land Before Time song -

Big water

4.)  Least liked Land Before Time song -

None.

5.)  Most liked Land Before Time film -

Besides the original? The tenth.

6.)  Least liked Land Before Time film -

THIRTEEN.

7.)  Most memorable Land Before Time moment -

Littlefoot mourning for his mother in her footprint... thing. Also, the shadow disappointment scene.

I joined the wiki to help edit stuff. I hope I'm doing a good enough job, because it's my first time.