In yer face!

I've been meaning to do this for a while, so I'm finally getting around to it now because I don't have anything else interesting to write about.  So last last spring my TV died, so I went out and bought a new smart 3D TV.  Having used it for quite a now, I can say that is is an improvement over my old one, but I wish I had gotten a larger screen.

I'll admit I don't even use the smart features on it that much.  It has apps on it that I don't even use and the games are pretty useless.  I used the streaming feature a few times to stream from my laptop and phone to the TV, but I don't even bother any more.  I would stream Japanese toku shows and the aspect ratio was always slightly off which annoyed me.  Now I just plug my laptop in via HDMI and it's not a problem.

Since it's 3D I tend to buy a lot of blu-rays in 3D just so I can use that feature, sometimes I'll buy movies I wouldn't even normally watch just so I can get the most of my 3D TV.  I'm looking at you Spy Kids.

That is my 3D blu-ray shelf.  The 3D ranges from good to "is this even in 3D?"  Probably some of my favourite 3D movies are Transformers: Dark of the Moon, Jurassic Park, The Monkey King, Tron Legacy and Dredd.  Even though obviously Jurassic Park was converted to 3D some scenes still look really cool and look better than a lot of current movies released in 3D.  Where as some movies that were filmed in 3D like The Amazing Spider-Man, the 3D seems really underwhelming.  The newer Conan movie was filmed 2D and then converted to 3D and it's pretty bad.  When Cody and I watched it I had to ask him if it was in 3D or are my eyes broken because I'm getting nothing.  Also, nothing tops a Three Stooges short with 3D pies getting thrown at the camera.

Finally, just for the hell of it, it's contest time.  The first person to correctly name every single 3D blu-ray on  that shelf wins a prize!  I'm talking about a good prize, not some lame iPhone camera lens.  Good luck!