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movie it is great. you get the witty banter, that avenge gear's stifle comedy. it's very funny at that point. half the movie is not that great. two key things. do not see the movie in 3-d. the 3-d is garbage, it's dark, murky, not worth the three extra dollars. at the end of every marvel movie you get a special scene. this time around they give you two. one in the middle and one at the end. stay through the ending credits for those sense. i gave the movie three out of five. worth a matinee but not as good as the first four. >> did you cry any nerd tears? >> some. for me it's like the plot line is so convoluted. we don't need to be confused. we need to sit down and have fun. that's problem. >> i'm getting choked up hearing about it. that's poignant. >> first movie that tucker goes and sees. >> no, thanks.
james mangold directed this movie. he's a phenomenal director and brings a very r-rated action comic book feeling to this movie. you have a very vulnerable wolverine here and dealing with a relatable character where audiences can actually relate to the guy and my favorite action scene of the year is a bullet train scene where he's on the train leaping over the railing. i was totally geeking out watching the film but the problem is the movie peaks midway through and flattens a little bit and becomes a little mediocre so i did enjoy the movie, but i want to make sure people save money at home. don't see this 3-d. the 3-d is absolutely you a full. it looks terrible. see it in 2-d and stay for the credits after the film for a huge surprise. you can find an interview with
what's the premise behind this one? >> nomo and juliet" star-crossed or gnome-crossed lovers. >> maggie smith, emily blunt, all of their voices are in this. let's take a quick peek at this. >> >> that's the extent of it. okay, so where in the world with this idea come from. these little garden gnomes. you give them life and -- make them funny, maybe? is this 3-d, by the way? >> it is in 3-d. the 3-d is not bad. you know, it comes from actually it's an idea of elton john's, he's been working on this movie for ten or 11 years and it's finally made it to theaters. you know, it's okay. it's got a lot of his music in
>> emily blount, maggie smith, all of their voices are in this. let's take a quick peek at this. >> that's the extent of it. so where in the world would this idea come from, these little garden gnomes and make them funny? is this 3-d? >> it is in 3-d. the 3-d is not bad. it's an idea of elton john's. he's been working on this movie for 10 or 11 years and it finally made it to theaters. you know, it's okay. it's got a lot of his music in it. it's a decent movie. the kids will enjoy it, you'll have a good time but it's not something you're going to look at ten years later and say, oh, that's one of disney's best movies. it's okay, but it's not great. i give it a "c." >> okay. some tough grades here.
they are very vocal about the quality they see. we want to raise the bar. >> reporter: and stay above it, says jack mass ek who says his future depends on it. >> the language of 3-d is different than the language we utilize in 2-d. i don't want to be left behind. >> reporter: one executive who says he's ahead of the game is jeffrey cat zenberg. he recently blasted the 3-d to 2-d conversion process, warning it could turn audiences away. >> for the first time in well over a decade, we're seeing admissions go up and 3-d is the reason. >> reporter: and they are willing to spend more for that experience? >> and if you give them something great, everybody is being very protective of it right now, this is a beautiful golden goose and giving us golden eggs. >> reporter: in this golden age of advanced technology, where 3-d movies have fired up the box
rated films are less likely to try alcohol. almost a quarter of children who's parents let them watch "r qu " movies all the time started drinking earlier. >> one movie that's completely kid friendly, "how to train your dragon", getting a boost from the 3-d. >> the 3-d technology is nothing new, but it's actually growing in popularity lately. experts say that we're just now able to see the full potential of 3-d. >> we will send a message. >> reporter: "va", message, the highest grossing movie of all
be the 3-d movies. >> kareen wynter tells us, experts say we are just now able to see 3-d's full potential. >> reporter: "avatar's" message is that the future could mean big buck when is it comes to 3-d. created and shot with 3-d technology, it is the highest grossing movie of all times, $400 million coming from 3-d screens alone in the u.s. so much money-making potential, hopes are high that this latest 3-d doesn't go bust. there is a movement under way to blaze this straight into the future. is it fair to call you a 3-d gu roo? >> yeah, but there is a bunch of 3-d gurus out there. >> reporter: buzz is the leading instructor at sony pictures
times, p $400 million coming from 3-d screens alone in the u.s. with so much money making potential, they are hoping this 3-d boom doesn't go bust. there's a movement under way to blaze this trail straight the future. is it fair to call you a 3-d gur ru? he began working in 3-d before it was cool. he works in sony's 3-d technology center. a hands-on course on how to actually film in 3-d, a method much different from converting 2-d movies to 3-d. that process drew mixed reviews from critics. >> some would say how important is this? does the audience see the difference? >> i think they already are.
audiences away. >> for the first time in well over a decade, we are seeing admissions go up and 3-d is the reason. if you give them something great, that's the thing everybody is being very protective of right now. this is a beautiful golden goose giving us golden eggs. >> reporter: in this golden age where 3-d movies have fired up the box office, industry leaders like buzz hayes say the future looks write. kareen wynter, culver city, california.
brand new 3-d technology center where they are emerged in an intensive course on how to film in 3-d, a method much different from converting 2-d movies to 3-d. that drew mixed reviews where it is used in "clash of titans." >> reporter: does the audience see the difference? >> i think people are very vocal about the quality they say, both good and bad. >> reporter: and stay above the bar says the director, jack masset, who says his future depends ton. >> the language of 3-d is different than the language we have tloernd utilize in 2-d. with the great increase in 3-d, i don't want to be left behind. >> reporter: jeffrey cassin burg blasted the conversion process warning that it could turn