Re: What general film/series have you just seen.. marks out of 5
Posted: 11 Oct 2009, 18:55
It wasn't a monitor or TV that fucked my eyes up. That much I do know.
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bradavon wrote: Or go to a proper optician?
bradavon wrote: Specsavers, Vision Express and Haine and Smith, all useless
bradavon wrote:I do always buy varifocals though, which the chain opticians don't have a clue about.
You make it sound like these chain opticians are picked up from the street and told to prescribe glasses icon_suspect last time i checked you had to be fully trained and have all the relevant certificates to be an optometrist/optician.Do you think these "chain" opticians are somehow not fully trainedbradavon wrote:Simple single vision fine but anything remotely technical and they're lost.
The 3D glasses are big and sit over your glasses.Markgway wrote:I wear glasses so I guess I'm not missing anything other than a headache.
Why do you say that?HungFist wrote:That would mean less cute girls...romerojpg wrote:Contact lenses are the future peeps.
My optometrist told me I can't wear contacts because of the shape of my eyes. I'm stuck with glasses.romerojpg wrote:Contact lenses are the future peeps.
The actual wearing doesn't bother me 99% of the time. Seems to make people think you're a geek though. Also puts women off as if the glasses are a perminent part of your face.saltysam wrote:not that i like wearing glasses but they are a necessary evil to me.
Well, obviously, you don't wear them during gym!Yi-Long wrote:I hate wearing glasses. I remember when I wore them in school and in gym we had to do flips, and I always had to follow up my flip with a dive to catch my flying glasses.
Agreed. I use an indie firm and have had no real bother. My Dad uses chain stores and can never get the right glasses. What messed up your eyes BTW? I've been wearing glasses since I was a little kid so evidently I was born needing them.bradavon wrote:Independent specialists, cost a bit more but boy the service and glasses are of better quality.
You can't buy back your eyesite when it's gone.gasteropod wrote:Because I didn't want to pay for a new pair of glasses after I'd already shelled out for those ones.
Ban this freak!!!IronMonkey wrote:I don't wear glasses. Never have.
I meant when you got the glasses from Tesco, why not get a new prescription first? A prescription doesn't cost much and it sounds like it was wrong.gasteropod wrote:Because I didn't want to pay for a new pair of glasses after I'd already shelled out for those ones.
In my experience they are. Like I said simple or single vision prescriptions I can believe they're fine but try and get a more complicated multi-vision (such as varifocal or bifocal) and they don't have a clue.saltysam wrote:You make it sound like these chain opticians are picked up from the street and told to prescribe glasses
I'll put it this way. There's excellent car mechanics and car mechanics who know their job on paper but that's about it.saltysam wrote:Do you think these "chain" opticians are somehow not fully trained
I've never heard that before. I wonder why.Markgway wrote:My optometrist told me I can't wear contacts because of the shape of my eyes. I'm stuck with glasses.
Presuming they're attractive, I don't think most people think that, if they're adults anyway. Agreed men and women "prefer" people who're not wearing glasses though, given a choice. I don't think anyone thinks of you as a geek for wearing glasses. My old glasses made my eyes look like the snake from Jungle book and gave me no confidence. They looked hideous!Markgway wrote:Seems to make people think you're a geek though. Also puts women off as if the glasses are a perminent part of your face.
Due to a medical condition when I was a kid, my lenses were literally loose and had to be removed. My Dad tells me he could see them move in the light. I couldn't see shit until I was 7 years old. The lenses prior to my eye surgery had to be so super strong, it made them ridiculously thick. I still have the glass lenses and cannot believe I used to wear them.Markgway wrote:What messed up your eyes BTW? I've been wearing glasses since I was a little kid so evidently I was born needing them.
I was thinking the same. Get the right pair and they should last you years. As I spend about £300-500 a time, I don't change them for several years (usually about 4 years). As they're an investment for me I always get varifocals and decent frames. I've tried cheap frames and they don't last.Markgway wrote:You can't buy back your eyesite when it's gone.
If you need glasses and don't wear them your eyesight will suffer.gasteropod wrote:Since when does not wearing glasses make you lose your eyesight?!
Fair enough!gasteropod wrote:He finds girls in specs hot?
Cute, not hot. Hot is worthless.grim_tales wrote:Fair enough!gasteropod wrote:He finds girls in specs hot?
By not reviewing a film and not marking it out of 5?grim_tales wrote:Mark have you seen Bicycle Thieves or District 9? Great films IMO