3D movie - never again

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When I saw Saw 3d it didn't bother me but I wasn't impressed. When I looked at a 3d tv in the store it looked blurry and I saw a double image (yes, I did wear the glasses).

I get motion sickness very easily including from certain kinds of videos and video games so I wouldn't be surprised if 3d bothers me.

I have SPD along with autism, and I don't have any problem seeing 3d movies. Occasionally, I get a little dizzy while adjusting to the glasses, and because I have a habit of pushing them up and down to see it change from 3d to blurry over and over again, but other than that, I don't have issues. I don't find 3d movies louder than 2d ones. Some theatres are louder than others, but it has nothing to do, IMO, with 3d or 2d. I take earplugs with me, and use them sometimes. I find 3d often looks realistic, and since I am used to seeing everything in 3d in my everyday life, it doesn't cause me problems to see it in the theatre.;

3D doesn't really bother me but I don't think I get the best experience of it. Could the fact that I'm Long Sighted/Right Eye Dominant have something to do with this?

I went and saw Avatar in 3D when it came out. It was at that moment that I decided never to do it again. It took the regular movie experience (which is already too much for me to handle without taking drugs) and made it way worse.

Makes my brain melt.

saw a few never had a problem