Robert Rodriguez’s THE LIMIT: An Immersive Cinema Experience

В принципе все хорошо, размеры нормальные, картинка как в кинотеатре, не укачивает. Но одно большое "НО", не 360 градусов, и сразу пропадает эффект присутствия.

A 20 minute professionally made 180 degree movie. Not interactive so no need for controllers. Lot's of fun actually for those of us who grew up on The Six Million Dollar Man. This is one of those things that you use to show off your new VR headset to anyone who's new to the experience. Getting to be beside Michelle Rodriguez is also a huge bonus.

-Pro: the idea -Cons: not 360 degrees 3D irrilevant blurry short stupid action bad camera and direction unbound scenes bad editing too fast annoying speaking part Im very disappointed.

While I enjoyed the experience, I have to say that the forced head moves just don't work. It appears that the people that made this think VR users all sit, sit still at that, and look straight ahead. The first thing a seasoned VR user does is look around, so you notice the screen cut off, that you are not sat (or stood) where the actor is that you are meant to be, and then everytime you have a look at something, the view spins to force you to look at what the director wants. Its hard work not being nauseated. I recommend sitting still and keeping your head straight. However, as a few others have said, kudos for the effort and its a great example of something that doesn't quite work, but if they hadn't have made it we couldn't go, "Well that didn't quite work", let's improve on that.

Short, at around 15 minutes, but competently written and directed. Above all, entertaining. I would like to see 3d stereoscopic cinema experiences rather than 360 movie though.

I like the idea, the execution not so much. They used a cheap setup and fake 3D so it doesn't really look good, everyone and everything looks huge. There is no real depth to the video, anyone who's watched a proper VR movie can tell you that it can get much better than this. Still I appreciate the effort and hope that in the future we'll get better quality VR movies. As for the nausea thing, yea if you're not already used to VR this isn't a good place to start. Stick with comfortable experiences until you can deal with rapid movement and turning before trying this out.

i loved this, i cant wait for part 2