3D Mystic Mountains [Blu-ray 3D] [3D Blu-ray]

This disc is for those who appreciate nature in its true form. It will bring peace of mind and relaxtion for those who have an affinity for for god's crations. The 3D effect allows us to get closer to gods paradise I I have seen this three times and shall do so many more times. Please note I am surrounfded by this type of vegetation and still feel the joy of seeing this in 3D. The movie allows us to focus on some areas which does not usually happen when there in person. To get the best see it without distraction. Observe details.

First of all, I'd like to say Ultimate 3D Heaven invested a lot of time on this project, and it shows. There are awesome shots, but there are also weak shots of mountains. The movie is divided into 4 chapters. The third and fourth chapters are the strongest with a lot of focus on waterfalls. Waterfalls really look great in 3D, mainly because it's water flowing towards you. There is also awesome footage of some houses and businesses alongside a mountain which I found to be spectacular. I'd also like to discuss the weak parts of the 40 minute or so DVD. I personally didn't care for the music. Some songs were better than others, but most or all included a flute playing. Some people may like the flute, but for me it was just overkill. I also thought the first 12 minutes was garbage footage(sorry guys). Basically, it was just closeups of icicles in a cave(remember, we are paying twenty dollars). I'm not even sure why that was included because there wasn't much of a 3D effect.After the first 12 minutes, the scenery picked up showing better views with more of a 3D effect. There were water level views, views from a plane, and possibly views from a skylift. The camera work was excellent. I could tell that the cameraman was very experienced, and had good 3D camera equipment(it wasn't pop out in your face 3D, more like a 3D picture frame). I really enjoyed the open fields with the cows eating grass and the waterfalls showing strong and weak waterfalls alternating between the two.I'd say Ultimate 3D Heaven is on to something. I think that this company would be more successful doing more travel type of videos in 3D. For instance, a European country highlighting the different cities with a map showing where each city is in between each scene.Overall, excellent photography after the first 12 minutes, music was okay but could have been better. The cost of 20 dollars does not warrant a purchase though, since only 28 minutes of the 40 is really worth watching. I'm also aware most of the larger studios have 40 minutes of footage on their 3D movies, but this in no way compares to the 3D shown by professional studios with a large financial backing. I'd say it's worth a purchase if the price is lower than 20 dollars, and you really love mountains and waterfalls. Otherwise, I'd say skip and wait until Ultimate 3D gets a little more experienced, or they lower their price on this title.To answer a question that was asked to me: Yes, the video is approximately 40 minutes. There are 2 other options that can extend the time, but it's the same footage, and you must own the paper 3-D glasses to view one of the options.

I noticed a few reviews on this prduct on Amazon and I do not think over all they do this film justice or give it the credit it deserves. Being an ex backpacker I really enjoyed the nature images which brought back many pleasent memories of my former nature experiences. Waterfalls, streams, rivers, mountains, truly beautiful, espcially in 3D. For a relaxation video the music is a fit as well. Certainly has the effect of making one feel content and happy to be alive in a world of substantial beauty that this film helps illustrate. Highly recommended for what this films purpose's really is, a nice, rich, luxurious, peaceful and serene experience of the beauty and loving imagry this world posseses if one will only look for it.

The Disk arrived quickly and in great shape. The rest is of no fault to the seller but a review of the product:The disk provides good scenic pictures and music. Although, it would have been better to have music native to regional; unless my wife and I are mistaken (she graduated with a degree in music from a major university) we were looking at the Austrian country side with African music.The disk has the same film in three formats so that different 3D system can be used to view the film (The only one usable on my Samsung was not close to what I have come to enjoy in my 3D films). The water movement when watching the streams or vapor from a water fall was some what hard to watch as it seamed out of focus and a bit nauseating. When looking at distant scenes the 3D looked great. When there was some object near like a tree limb or bush and the camera was looking to the distance instead of the branch or flower being in the room it was simply an out of focus blur. I have seen some excellent 3D where the water seams to flow right into your lap as the elephants move in the stream (it is just fantastic). I was hoping for more WOW but only found nice to ok.I would have liked to have had a fourth option which would have been Non-3D so that playing the film as background ambiance would have a nice clear picture.Bottom Line I would never uses this film to show off my 3D system like I do with several nature shows I have “DVRed” off of 3Net or other procured 3D Blu-ray discs.

This review is based on my experience watching this on an 82" screen from about 10' away.As a scenery BRD, it's a fine product. It's as a 3D "movie" that this is found wanting; I found myself lifting the glasses several times while it was playing to make sure they (the glasses) were turned on. Much what's filmed is far enough away that's there is very little perceived depth.Much what's filmed is far enough away that's there is very little perceived depth. Closer up shots are devoid of things either farther away or noticeably closer, there isn't much there to be in 3D.Still, it's quite a relaxing film. However, if you're buying it for a 3D experience, there are much better choices.

This movie is a great asset for visual sensory stimulation, almost transcendental in nature, fantastic scenery of Mother Nature in all her glory. It has some examples of early pioneering of some different 3D effects, which don't work that well and which today have been perfected to generate a more desirable result.