3D Film Side-Effects - Cloverfield & U2 3D Cause Vertigo

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Cloverfield and U2 3D use a lot of pans and zooms with hand held cameras to give the audience a special feeling. Turns out that feeling may make you barf. People who saw Cloverfield complained of nausea and a couple even need to love the porcelain goddess afterward. A film critic that reviewed U2 3D also reported Vertigo not unlike the Blair Witch Project.

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Before any IMAX film they do give a warning that if you tend to experience motion sickness, you probably shouldn't go. If you do feel ill, just close your eyes for a second and usually the feeling goes away. I think most people wouldn't have a problem... can't wait to see U2 3D!

By: Bianca Bartz on Jan 25, 08 | 3548 Trends | 807 Comments

There was a similar problem with the original Blair Witch movie. Signs were posted at the theater I saw it in warning of people getting sick. The assumption by many seemed to be that it was due to the movie being scary, not the camerawork. They were wrong. A similar malady affects people playing first person shooter type games as well, especially on big screen TVs where it's even more immersive. Also pilots who spend a lot of time in simulators. The visual cues of motion don't match the lack of motion reported by the inner ear and our brains get confused.

By: Trevor Gryffyn on Jan 26, 08 | 0 Trends | 1 Comments



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