too true... and this gal's songs have been entertaining me all weekend... check out "learn to play guitar" after watching...ermmm... I mean "listening to" this one :)
Until then - don't be surprised if I go to a 3D movie with you and enjoy it with my glasses OFF... it's so much easier to eat the popcorn that way!
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I've only ever done one 3D movie and I'll never do another. My head was killing me by the end of it. And those glasses were terribly uncomfortable, I watched most with the glasses off too.
I am with you. I can't sit through 3D movies it makes me motion sick and gives me a headache. I was at a movie a few weeks ago and I swear EVERY preview was a 3D movie! Then I saw that they are making 3D players for home. I wish it would just go away!
I thought I was the only one! I just cannot do the 3D thing! Not only do I get a headache, I get the "Frow Ups" as my daughter says.
The song is right on--and it's so fun.
Look, it's one of my random comments! I have caught up on your blog. Hooray for me and hooray for you for writing it. I do not get a headache for 3D movies but I'm happy not to wear funny glasses to watch a movie. Thanks for letting us come and crash your anniversary party!
Actually, I was just reading how 3D movies can cause headaches in like 5% of the population. Intersting that you are in that 5%. I think they should make special movies for people like you.
I love that song I had never heard it before my 5 and 1 year old are dancing to it as I type. I am not the biggest fan of 3D either it's weird for me to put the glasses over my glasses. Also thanks for being the first one to enter my giveaway today!
I tip over when I am done watching them. Serious vertigo.
The $12 per person gives me a headache :)
See?
See?
I'm not the only one, and my husband and kids make fun of me.
BUt, I almost threw up with Avatar. No kidding..
They give me a headache, too. I hate going and drive farther to the theater that shows the movie without 3D. I heard that for people like me it helps to sit in the very back of the theater so your eyes have more time to adjust. I tried that last time and it worked! No headaches and the stuff looked like it was popped out into the middle of the theater. I still prefer 2D without the eye strain, though.
Amen! And all the movies are going 3D.
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