Was curious to see what people were doing when they see this. I'm torn between the 2D and the 3D.

1. 2D
2. 3D
3. IMAX 3D
4. I'm not seeing TF:AOE

 

None of my local/nearest cinemas have IMAX.

 

You have to watch it in "Earth Shattering IMAX 3D"!

 

Needs the multi-option poll.

Thursday night is 2D. Friday morning is real IMAX 3D. I like to see movies in 2D before 3D ever since the first Hobbit.

 

2D probably

 

Transformers in 3D hurts my eyes. Then again, any movie in 3D hurts my eyes. I don't care for it.

Though, I'll likely end up seeing it in 3D, 2D is my answer.

 

Definitely Imax 3D.

 

As someone who wears glasses in his day to day life, 3D loses a lot of appeal for me. 2D is just fine.

 

I will be seeing it in 2D.

3D and above ruins the cinematography for me. I love looking at the cinematography and enjoying the film, not straining my eyes and feeling dizzy.

 

These movies are made to be seen in 3D. Imax for me.

 

Depends. I have a friend that might take me to the theater or I might watch it when it comes out online or I'll just read what happens in the movie and buy the DVD later on which is what I normally do.

 

I'm going to see it first at the midnight (well really 9 PM) 3D showing at my theatre. Its like seeing it in IMAX because we have what they call RPX which is a bigger screen than normal ones and better sound quality.

Then on Saturday I'm going to the IMAX to see it.

 

Three-D-IMAX format.

 

3D. It's the latest fad, but a MBay film in 3D is definitely a viewing experience not to miss.

 

Probably gonna see it in 3d. But I may go with my friends and they'll wanna see it in 2D so I don't care lol.

 

I don't know.

I'd probably prefer it to not be in 3D, but Imax sounds like a kick-ass experience.

 

Would love to see it in IMAX But I don't have one locally  

My biggest question is do I see it in 2D early Wednesday morning or in 3D Late Wednesday night?

 

My theater has 2D IMAX no 3D IMAX

 

Gotta see it the way it was meant to be seen, imax 3d all the way( and multiple times)

 

Dolby Atmos 3D first. When deciding on the two formats, I figured sound quality trumped all else.  

If I enjoy the film (a likely prospect), I'll see it again on IMAX 3D.