Mark Wilson on Gizmodo has an excellent review on the 3D aspect of this movie. This is a really useful review, hitting many things right on, and expressing many feelings that I share (e.g. “Blue people? Papyrus font?? What the fuck”). I’m still a skeptic on 3D technology, it’s tiring on my eyes and I’m wearing glasses. I couldn’t have said it better, the shifting focus point is what make my eyes go blur eventually. I’m not sure how much I’ll be able to enjoy 2+ hours of this movie, but I still want to see for myself. Unfortunately all the weekend shows on IMAX 3D are sold out, so have to wait a bit longer.

[Updated 9/11/2010] Waited quite a bit on this. We just watched the special IMAX 3D Edition re-release on Boeing IMAX theater last night. The only real IMAX screen in this state. Our experience turned out to be different than what Mark described in the linked post. It took a little time for our eyes to adjust to the 3D effects, but by the time the Company’s bulldozers descended upon the Big Tree for the first confrontation, I suddenly realized that my eyes have completely adjusted to the effect and we could enjoy the movie effortlessly.

A truly outstanding experience, worth the ticket price of $32.50 a pair and $6 parking.