Robert Rodriguez’s THE LIMIT: An Immersive Cinema Experience

esta buena la peli, con VR se ve en 3d, pero es demasiado corta la duracion

Fantastic. For sure would buy more of these. There is room for improvement on the technical side, but that does not take away from the experience. We need to signal to the creators that we like this by buying it and encouraging them to make more of these. I'd love a high quality full length film in VR. Especially with this grade of actor. Its cool stuff and well worth the price.

They are trying something new and for a couple of bucks its worth the experience. Cant hurt...

I think I sat for nearly ten minutes after this had finished, just gobsmacked at how bad it was in every aspect.

The Limit is a VR movie. It's an interesting story and has great acting. However, the use of a first person camera that keeps shifting around just made me feel sick. The argument from the director is that this is part of the experience - but I'd rather enjoy it than feel sick. Also, everything and all the people seemed huge - like in a cinema - so not truly like a first person perspective. I think this would have worked better as a third person movie (similar to regular 3D movies) and obeying all the rules about avoiding VR sickness.

Haven't been able to see a single frame of movie. Initial theater scene loads but movie won't play. I do hear some audio. It's as disapointing as going to the movies and finding out the projector is broken.

bon exemple d'un film en vr !

Check this out if you like movies and vr. Just it is only 15 minutes But I liked it.

I liked it, it was entertaining, and also refreshing to see a VR movie with actual actors for once (good work by Michelle Rodriguez). I don't understand why people are complaining about the angles and editing. For me, this was positive and a lot better than all those boring fixed-angle/fixed-position films. I just hope that they keep building better and better cameras the coming years (16K VR360) despite the small market for it, because the current hardware (cameras and headsets) clearly isn't ready for prime time. I don't think Robert Rodriguez could have done it (much) better than this. Obviously, the budget could't have been high for such a small audience, and with hardware that is extremely limited of what it can produce, even the best director and best actors in the world, would have a very hard time making something good. I hope the future will bring more of these VR movies, I believe in it, but it simply needs to be in (much) higher quality.

JUST NO!!! the name is abused for this piece of ♥♥♥♥...camera angles all wierd and wrong, story is something a 5 year old could have made...the acting is on a 1-10 a 2 at best and the 360 degree movie...lol its a tv screen in a empty movie theater... DO NOT BUY !!!