Bono, Adam Clayton, Larry Mullen Jr., The Edge
A 3-D presentation of U2's global "Vertigo" tour. Shot at seven different shows, this production employs the greatest number of 3-D cameras ever used for a single project.
Stats: 1,475 reviews
The name says it all: U2-3D. If you go to this film for the plot, I can only say you are going to be seriously disappointed. In fact, what drugs were you taking to lead you to expect anything other than what it is? It's a concert movie for crying out loud.
Maybe its a little sho...( read more)
The visuals/acoustics/vibes were awesome, but the setlist could have been so much better. Where were "Mysterious Ways", "City of Blinding Lights", "Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" and "Bad", to name a few??
Brilliant concert Film... I was laughing out loud at parts and realized that no one else in the theater was laughing with me...Oh well...Edge, Play the Blues!!!
The concert performance itself is decent; nothing revolutionary for the initiated U2 fan, but it covers a good portion of their hits to appeal to the casual listener. Where this film stands out is in the artistry of the 3D medium. The multi-dimensional aspect is not used as a g...( read more)
A fun show, and a must-see for fans who've yet to catch the band live. The Edge really proved to be the star of the show to me -- a rock solid base for Bono to bounce off of, the guy is nothing if not dependable. The 3D effects literally add another dimension to the viewing exper...( read more)
I am a big U2 fan, living in Central America, and this movie was like if was live, amazing.-
Joj sto volim ovaj koncert a jos u 3D izdanju, taman da ih taknem dok mi plesu ispred ociju :D nadam se da ce i drugi bendovi slijedit njihov primjer *khm.... rhcp!*
While U2 3D delivers what it promises to, it doesn't do anything further. full review
The 3-D effects not only make you feel that Bono and crew are within arm's reach, but also -- this is a new trick -- layer the pictures to simulate shifting your focus from foreground to background. full review
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