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
seagoon
29 Jan 161#14
it was pretty rubbish in 2D I cannot see how 3D would make it any better
Teza511
29 Jan 16#15
Very disappointing film. Not voted either way.
Pluun
29 Jan 162#16
Very boring film.
3D doesn't even rescue it.
And stupid plot with her gazing into space when she should be trying to save herself.
Almost as annoying as the old American "point a gun at someone while you argue and then cock it to emphasise your point, so it wasn't able to fire all the time they were yapping" ploy.
tamoil
29 Jan 16#17
I already did this before I asked. It costs £2.99 to rent and £7.99 to buy on Google play. That's not free.
Smelly_Pickle
29 Jan 16#18
Haven't watched the movie yet. It is a blu ray for a quid. Stalker much? Lol
2minutenoodles
29 Jan 161#19
Seriously? I don't get why people are put down for having an opinion on here... grow up!
2minutenoodles
29 Jan 161#20
It doesn't.
Jonnyblock
29 Jan 16#21
It does.
2minutenoodles
29 Jan 16#22
No... it does not. 3D was as rubbish as the movie. My opinion & I am entitled to voice it on here.
Jonnyblock
30 Jan 16#23
Yes it does, the 3D was as great as the movie. My opinion & I am entitled to voice it on here.
NikNaks12
30 Jan 16#24
This is one film which is great in 3D, really adds to the immersion and fits perfectly for this film.
seagoon
30 Jan 16#25
I checked it yesterday it was still free
seagoon
30 Jan 16#26
I checked it yesterday it was still free
2minutenoodles
30 Jan 16#27
Actually that is not what you said. You had a go at another member. Grow up Johnny!
RattlyNoise
30 Jan 16#28
Not showing as free for me either. £2.49 to rent, £7.99 to buy.
bobo53
7 Feb 16#29
well, they could have avoided to add misery to the misery with that poor 3d, this is why 3D is dying
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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:
3D doesn't even rescue it.
And stupid plot with her gazing into space when she should be trying to save herself.
Almost as annoying as the old American "point a gun at someone while you argue and then cock it to emphasise your point, so it wasn't able to fire all the time they were yapping" ploy.