There are 3D effects related to "The War of War". I don't know if anyone has explained

Al 2022-03-22 09:01:18

The clips in Grid in the movie are all shot with a 3D camera, but in the real world, which is the world where ENCOM is located, they all use 2D images. And the director said that this was an idea he deliberately made, in order to highlight the transition from the real world to the virtual world.

By the way, when I was watching it in the cinema, I took off my glasses uncomfortably at the beginning, and then I thought about it and didn’t reconcile the dozens of RMB spent on 3D before putting them on again.


The following is the original English FAQ:

Is the entire film in 3-D?

--No, it is not, but that is due to the filmmaker's wishes. The "real world" footage is presented in 2-D, and the "Electronic world" footage is presented in 3-D, as per the filmmaker's intentions. A disclaimer clarifies this before the opening credits in the 3-D versions of the film and advises that the audience put on their 3-D glasses right then and there due to the Disney logo and the opening credits being presented in 3-D.

is the explanation on IMDB, it is official

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  • Graham 2022-04-23 07:01:22

    If it happened in the real world I would definitely give at least Samsung. . However, coupled with the gimmick of the power lamp war, it is an eyesore.

  • Emma 2021-10-20 19:01:58

    The content is empty, waving a light stick in the dark, you thought it was the Supergirl's concert back then! This kind of special effect was okay in the last century, and "Chuang Zhan Ji" is destined to become a cup for the Lunar New Year.

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    Alan Bradley: [holds up his pager] I was paged last night.

    Sam Flynn: Oh, man, still rocking the pager? Good for you.

    Alan Bradley: [looks down at the pager and smiles, then back to Sam] Yeah, your Dad once told me I had to sleep with it, and I still do. Page came from your Dad's office at the arcade.

    Sam Flynn: [looking at a magazine, pauses] So?

    [puts the magazine down]

    Alan Bradley: So? That number's been disconnected for twenty years. Sam, two nights before he disappeared, he came to my house. "I've cracked it," he kept saying. He said he was about genetic algorithms, quantum teleportation. He said he was about to change everything. Science, medicine, religion. He wouldn't have left that, Sam.

    [sits down next to Sam and playfully punches him in the arm]

    Alan Bradley: He wouldn't have left you.

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    Sam Flynn: Where do I find him?

    Quorra: [hands Sam a glowing data disc] This is his sector. Make it there alive, and he'll find you.