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Well this was a long one to watch wearing 3D glasses, 194 minutes worth. This is the four disc edition, discs part one and part two were the 3D in the 1:78:1 ratio, Disc three was the full feature in 2D in the 2'40:1 ratio, and the fourth as the special features. Using the combination of the Epson VP and the Epson glasses its a real treat. The following quick screen shots are from last night, the active glasses color correct the image shown here, the results are amazing as with the detail you are seeing in produced 3D image.
The price of such 3D discs, make them incredible value for money, you can pick up X rentals which are in excellent condition for around $10 these days.
The thing is with such long 3D movies like "Titanic" you can always finish part one, one night and watch part two the next to give yourself a break using those glasses.
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