List of 3Defence's Reviews

This is a compilation of 3Defence's 3D film reviews. Hopefully the table below provides a quick resource to see all of our reviews at a glance, and also shows we're not overtly biased in one direction or the other between 2D and 3D versions of films*. Enjoy!

Film Title	What type of 3D?	Which version to preserve?
Edge Of Tomorrow	Post-Converted 3D	2D
X-Men: Days Of Future Past	Native 3D	3D
Godzilla	Post-Converted 3D	3D
The Amazing Spider-Man 2	Post-Converted 3D	3D
Captain America: The Winter Soldier	Post-Converted 3D	2D
Gravity	Rendered 3D	3D
The Wizard Of Oz	Post-Converted 3D	3D
Pacific Rim	Post-Converted 3D	2D
World War Z	Post-Converted 3D	3D
Iron Man 3	Post-Converted 3D	2D
Man Of Steel	Post-Converted 3D	3D
Jurassic Park 3D	Post-Converted 3D	2D
Oz The Great And Powerful	Native 3D	2D
Life Of Pi	Native 3D	3D
Bait 3D	Native 3D	2D
Frankenweenie	Post-Converted 3D	3D
Dredd	Native 3D	3D
Katy Perry: Part Of Me	Both	2D
The Amazing Spider-Man	Native 3D	2D
Men In Black 3	Post-Converted 3D	3D
Prometheus	Native 3D	2D
The Avengers	Post-Converted 3D	3D

And here's a visual representation of whether we came down in favour of the 2D or 3D versions:

*Worth mentioning though, we tend to avoid writing reviews that explicitly urge you to spend your money in one way or another. Instead, we've preferred to opine on whether the 3D or 2D version of a film is the 'definitive' version that should be archived and preserved. After all, most critics and audiences would agree that the 3D version of Avatar projected in cinemas in 2009 is the version with the most historic significance. Likewise, most would agree Alice In Wonderland's post-converted 3D should never be seen again, and if we needed to archive anything we should archive the 2D version. If nothing else, we're hoping that this site can be a resource for future scholars, documenting what audiences responded to in the modern 3D era, and what we didn't.