So I saw Toy Story 3 tonight and it lived up to my very high expectations. Everything about the movie was incredible, even the 3D. It wasn't one of those movies that had to shove the 3D in your face because it could, it did it tastefully and it was better for it.
My only negative for the movie was the 3D glasses themselves.
As long as these glasses are the standard for 3D gaming and movies (other than the 3DS of course), I just won't buy into them. The glasses are uncomfortable, they're expensive, they're inconvenient, and they smudge without any effort what-so-ever.
First off, the glasses just aren't comfortable to wear. I really don't care that I look like a jackass in them but they aren't comfortable on the nose and the ears. I'm completely conscious of them during the entire movie and it just takes away from the experience. I suppose if I had 3D at home I could buy the $100+ glasses but that's just stupid and still doesn't solve the problem movie theater glasses suck. I wouldn't even be able to bring my own glasses to the movie theater since the manager made a point of telling the audience before the movie started that the glasses at the theater would not work at home and I assume home ones wouldn't work there.
Luckily I had my contacts in this morning but my wife and another friend with me? No so lucky. Not only do they have to deal with all the other problems, they had to deal with those shitty glasses over their normal glasses.
Finally, those glasses smudge with no effort. The first pair of glasses I was given had a giant scratch on the lens from someone trying to clean them and the next pair I got was still smudged. Just like the fact the glasses aren't comfortable, you're completely aware of those smudges the entire movie. Even at home these things are a pain to clean and a single random touch will instantly smudge them.
So yeah, until we can make 3D without glasses the norm, 3D is a complete waste of time. Anyone who thinks they like wearing those God-awful glasses just really hasn't thought about it enough. 3D effects can be pretty cool but the negatives of those things far outweigh the positives.