> You had this tiny sweet spot right where the director intended you to look and everything else was a sea of blur. That was my experience as well. I find it

> You had this tiny sweet spot right where the director intended you to look and everything else was a sea of blur. That was my experience as well. I find it head-ache inducing. It really doesn't emulate true 3-D vision very much at all and I would personally not pay any extra money for the experience.