thecrowb1 I got the virtual fx system that came with the 2 wireless glasses and some movies. The fist movie I popped in and watched was the Haunted Castle. I have been to a few IMAX movies in 3d and I knew it was not going to live up to that par, but it was still good. If you can watch the movie with the lights off and the sound on wither it's a stereo system or some head phones, you should enjoy this movie. Yes while watching it, you may feel like your in a video game, but the music and effects of 3d effects should help you out there. All in all this movie is good. Of if you get a chance, watch the special features as the directors and cast are in 3D.

crichtonmaitadm Wow! Shucks! What can i say Two worlds collide the intricate plot had me and my family really warped in the fantastic film! WoW! The music was incredible - loved the free pair of sunglasses that came with the DVD! bit fake having a roller coaster in a castle so i gave it 9/10 but otherwise perfect for birthday or Christmas!!! It was an emotional voyage as the bereaved mother fought to save her son from selling his soul to the fantastically voiced Mr D. (Harry Shearer). I felt that the enjambement was unreal and the castle provided perfect pathetic fallacy! I have not seen a better interpretation of an evil overlord who controls immortal singers since pearl harbour. watch it. period.

devilfan9500 On a recent trip to Las Vegas I had the pleasure to see this movie in an IMAX theater and was totally blown away. I highly recommend seeing this movie in the Imax experience.It has some of the best visual and sound effects that I had ever had the pleasure to witness. Not to mention the soundtrack (that woman has a beautiful voice). I highly recommend this movie in any format but IMAX is the best.

FesterW IMAX would rather you didn't see this movie, because it is rated PG, and that isn't the "IMAX Experience" they want you to have. I guess basically that means nWave didn't go about making this movie the same way most "approved by IMAX" large format (15/70) films are made. But none of the politics behind the film-making process matter to you, the viewer, do they? The 3D effects in the opening sequence alone make it worth taking a look at the film, then Johnny's mom's song is so amazingly engrossing... If you aren't quite into the recent trend in 15/70 films that involve a fiction story (rather than being educational documentaries), no biggie, there's enough eye candy to get you through the 38 min. run time without boring you to death.