Roger Ebert tears into the 3D movies. Actual 3D movies that is, like the recent Journey to the Center of the Earth, and not “3D animated” movies like Wall*E. Which is good, because if he disliked Wall*E I’d question the existence of his soul.

There seems to be a belief that 3-D films are not getting their money’s worth unless they hurtle objects or body parts at the audience. Every time that happens, it creates a fatal break in the illusion of the film.