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Rating: 3.9/5
Review: "The Final Destination 3D DVD review"
Rating: 3.8/5
Review: "My Bloody Valentine 3D DVD review"
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The Final Destination DVD is awesome. It includes both the 2D and 3D versions. 2D should not be a problem to watch. The 3D is quite cool. It is better than the old 3D movies like Spy Kid 3D. Though it is DVD, the 3D effects stand out. It does really give me a sense of 3D in the movie. It is like the characters stand out from the background. It is quite cool.
DVD special features-Rating: 3/5
Having both 2D and 3D versions is good enough. There are some 3D movies that don't get the same treatment, they are 3D in cinema but on DVD, they are not. There are previews (7 minutes) of movies like WhiteOut, Halo Legends and advertisements. There are also deleted scenes (7 minutes). The deleted scenes are not bad, some of them show more bloody deaths and some show more talking. The best thing is that the scenes are completed, not a rough reel. Overall, a good DVD for collection.
My Bloody Valentine 3D is also quite good. I think the 3D effects are better than The Final Destination. It really gives me a sense of 3D, the characters really stand out from the background. Though the good 3D, it is a bit long, runtime of 1 hour and 41 minutes. Luckily The Final Destination is only 1 hour and 22 minutes so I get the fun of wearing the 3D glasses and see the special effects. My Bloody Valentine means you need to wear the glasses long which may be a little uncomfortable. But overall, it is still good for a 3D movie on DVD.
DVD special features-Rating: 2/5
It also has both the 2D and 3D versions which is awesome. But the real special features are meagre. The one-disc edition only contains a commentary by the director which I don't bother to listen and previews of movies such as crank 2 and some straight-to-DVD movies. It also contains the trailer of My Bloody Valentine (2 minutes). If you want special features, get the 2-disc edition.

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