Wrath of the Titans (2012) 3D

it depends upon the type of glasses.glasses may vary.
and thank you by the way.

@iamwhatiam Maybe he bought them I had to buy them when I went to watch a 3D film

you can if you have a LG cinema 3d tv like myself, i've tried them and they work, uses similar glasses to the cinemas, polarized passive ones. though you would use the LG glasses that came with the tv anyway.

lol the glasses from theaters are usually real d glasses, which uses light polarization technology and the technology is specific to the screens they use, so in short no u cant use those glasses.

ur best bet is red-cyan glasses using stereoscopic player http://kat.ph/stereoscopic-player-1-8-0-crack-t6275389.html,after installing and cracking open the program and click on view at the top(second from the left) then choose viewing method and all the way at the bottom is Anaglyph, i would suggest then choosing "optimized Anaglyph red - cyan or the opposite cyan - red depending on the orientation of ur glasses, enjoy ;)

I have a 3D HDTV and I've tried the theatre glasses with my T.V. and it did not work. Only my "RealD 3D" polarized glasses that came with my TV work. So im going to say it's probably not going to work for you. Also I feel sorry for anyone that has to watch 3D movies with red and blue glasses :(

If your LG television is a passive 3d tv that uses circular polarization then yes you can. If the LG tv uses linear polarization than no, Depends what model LG you have, also works with Vizio and Toshiba passive televisions as well, So the answer would be yes depending on what type of passive tv you have. Real D uses Circular polarization

Thanks 4 reply but wht abt viewing the same in my pc?whch glass would u suggst?

Best bet is red/cyan glasses for your pc monitor using stereoscopic player if you have a non3d monitor that is

Of course you can....so long as you have a 3dTV!

See i disagree with that if 1080p movies are in 2:35 format then playing it on a Bluray Player would produce 1920x1080 resolution but you are saying when they get encoded the resolution changes? I have not seen any blurays in 1920x800, See next comment\

1080p is a set of HDTV high-definition video modes that are characterized by 1080 horizontal lines of vertical resolution[1] and progressive scan, meaning the image is not interlaced as is the case with the 1080i display standard. The term assumes a widescreen aspect ratio of 16:9, thus implying a resolution of 1920 × 1080 (2.1 megapixels)

Meaning to truly have 1080p the last set of numbers lets say 1920 x 1080 should be 1080, other wise you are only displaying 800 lines of horizontal scan lines of image display resolution (also known as 800 pixels of vertical resolution)

Looking at all blurays i have all have different aspect ratios but keep the 1920 x 1080p resolution, I hope this clears things up

Also meaning the fild if originally was filmed in 1.85:1 like n despicable me 3d it has been formatted to fit widescreen 16:9 hdtvs to keep the 1920 x 1080 resolution...thats why
you see this film has been formatted/modified to fit your television

Why do people find it so hard to understand all the encoder is doing is cropping the black bars out! This is 1920*1080 because it doesnt have any blackbars! Retail blurays are all 1920*1080 because they don't crop the black bars if it has any!