YOU...

[r_eventide]

...MUST SEE AVATAR.

YES, THAT MEANS YOU.

NOW.

IN 3-D.

AND ON IMAX IF POSSIBLE.

I ALMOST WET MYSELF.

HOLY ASJASDOIFNASGPOAIHAFHIOVNAKFGNIOHAETRUIOJFKLNVUHOAIGBTD....

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Comments

[harvestar]

That's what my husband said too!

(though it was more on the lines of "I almost threw up or passed out.")

[r_eventide]

HAHAHAHAHAHA! Yeah, I had those moments, too. Jumping off tall cliff + 3-D + fear of heights = almost wet pants. Not kidding, during that part I actually panicked for a moment and pushed back in my seat (away from the screen).

So he saw it but you didn't get to yet? :-[

[harvestar]

Not yet. I'm still at my parents house. We talked about going, but we're cleaning and packing up.

[nylonprincess]

Yes sir! The only time I nearly wet myself was during Mission Impossible 2, I just had a bladder that was about to burst, so I had to miss a few minutes.

[r_eventide]

Hee hee hee, I've almost done that a few times....

This one, though, was almost wetting myself due to epic awesomeness.

[__kat__]

How is the 3D nowadays? Will I need to wear glasses over my glasses? Also, my depth perception had never been that spectacular so I'm always hesitant to deal with the annoyance of glasses over glasses for something that doesn't really work for me anyway.

Also, Sherlock Holmes is at the top of my list of movies I want to see. Avatar will just have to wait.

[narishma_reborn]

The plot was somewhat familiar in general, but I agree that it is still a fantastic movie. Worth seeing in 3D even if for the amazing effects alone (that's not all the movie has going for it, but if it were, they would still be enough).

[caskinc]

EEEEE! I want to see it in imax and/or 3D soooo bad D8 I've seen it twice in regular theaters and it's just so much FUN!