October 2009 Weddings
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Our tech team has launched updates to The Nest today. As a result of these updates, members of the Nest Community will need to change their password in order to continue participating in the community. In addition, The Nest community member's avatars will be replaced with generic default avatars. If you wish to revert to your original avatar, you will need to re-upload it via The Nest.
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Saw Alice in Wonderland...
Thought it was just so-so. I mean, it's visually stunning, aside from a CGI slip up here or there... Oscar nomination for costuming for sure. But the story itself was pretty "meh." Nothing I'd look to own or see again.
Didn't someone else on this board mention they saw it?
Re: Saw Alice in Wonderland...
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A co-worker of mine saw it last week and she said it was great. She said it was worth all $12 to see it... I said, "$12?!" Yeah, aparently 3-D costs more than regular-D and you can't even see it in regular-D!
I wouldn't go just because of that... what a rip off! If I ever do see it, which is doubtful, I'll put it on my Blockbuster list in a few months.
It is showing in 2-D, too. DH and I saw it in 2-D because 3-D gives me a headache and we'd read reviews that the 3-D didn't make a difference. Just check the listings, the ones in 3-D will say it at the end of the title
. I never find 3-D worth the extra $$.
If it makes you feel any better, regular movies around here are nearly $12 a ticket, the 3-D for Avatar was like, $14.50!
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I also heard that 3-D doesn't make that much of a difference for Alice in Wonderland. Apparently, the effects aren't all that impressive. (We saw 2-D.)
Ditto!
Well, that's good to know... maybe it's up to the theater if they show it both ways or not? My friend said she didn't have a choice. Either way, that's SO expensive! We pay $8.95/month and we get all of the movies we want mailed right to us. That's the same as just 1 movie ticket... and aparently in some places, that's not even enough for 1 ticket! Geez... what a rip.