hoping the 3d glasses will fit over my regular glasses
*Please forgive me - I know more about this than strictly sensible;)*
If they're RealD glasses, which look like this (http://pccadvantage.files.wordpress.com/2012/03/19d6bb35_reald_glasses1.jpeg)- then yes, they usually do. I usually ensure I have my contacts in but they do fit. How comfortable is another matter entirely!
Some cinemas/theatres have their own (which range from googles to hilarious!) but on the whole - 3D glasses are meant to fit over prescription glasses. Why leave out a good percent of the audience?
Welcome home! And I am, of course, desperately envious of your Avengers viewing—you must tell us if it won't crush all of our hopes, dreams, etc. Here are some smiley faces to demonstrate my belief that it won't: :D :D :D
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Welcome back!!!!
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We got midnight-showing tickets for the 3rd of May.
CANNOT WAIT.
*am slightly horrified it will be in 3d and am plotting to get Dramamine and hoping the 3d glasses will fit over my regular glasses*
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*Please forgive me - I know more about this than strictly sensible;)*
If they're RealD glasses, which look like this (http://pccadvantage.files.wordpress.com/2012/03/19d6bb35_reald_glasses1.jpeg)- then yes, they usually do. I usually ensure I have my contacts in but they do fit. How comfortable is another matter entirely!
Some cinemas/theatres have their own (which range from googles to hilarious!) but on the whole - 3D glasses are meant to fit over prescription glasses. Why leave out a good percent of the audience?
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We shall see. :)
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But....TONY STARK. CAP!!
I shall endeavor to persevere.
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