It's on Amazon Prime, you could get a month's free trial (remember to cancel straightaway)
john swfc
29 Jan 16#7
I actually watched this last night for the first time, I've had the 3D blu ray sitting on the shelf for months.
The 3D is excellent, with both depth and "pop-out" scenes. I found the film itself to be fairly engaging for the first 20 minutes or so, but I thought it got pretty dull. At least you get to see Sandra Bullock stripping off a couple of times (down to a skimpy top and tight shorts anyway) - not bad at all for a 50 year old. And no, SB stripping off isn't one of the pop-out 3D bits :stuck_out_tongue:
tamoil
29 Jan 16#8
Thanks.
2minutenoodles
29 Jan 161#9
Most ridiculous movie I have seen in a long time. 3D wasn't that special & wouldn't have saved the movie if it had been.
Disco Dave
29 Jan 162#12
Lacked any atmosphere
seagoon
29 Jan 16#13
just go to Google Play type in the name of the movie
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£7.99 or £2.99 to rent, am I missing something?
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The 3D is excellent, with both depth and "pop-out" scenes. I found the film itself to be fairly engaging for the first 20 minutes or so, but I thought it got pretty dull. At least you get to see Sandra Bullock stripping off a couple of times (down to a skimpy top and tight shorts anyway) - not bad at all for a 50 year old. And no, SB stripping off isn't one of the pop-out 3D bits :stuck_out_tongue: