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Just saw World War Z and while the movie was great, the 3D was not...

3D in theaters offers a darker screen since you're only getting half of the light to each eye, its out of focus unless you get good seats right in the middle and is absolutely not necessary for a movie like World war Z.

3D for gaming still has some merit and some movies do benefit from it, but why do over 50% of movies today have to utilize tacked on 3D I have no idea...

When is this 3D fad going to die? I've been fooling around with 3D since 2008 and at this point I will at this point pay a higher movie ticket premium to avoid 3D at all cost.



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i hate 3D purely because the picture is so dark. its very annoying



Animation seems to benefit from 3D. Live action movies do not.



JWeinCom said:
Animation seems to benefit from 3D. Live action movies do not.

Totally agree. Only action movies that benefit from 3D are Avatar and terrible movies that were made with 3D in mind like Resident Evils. Yet something like Wreck it Ralph was cool in 3D.



JWeinCom said:
Animation seems to benefit from 3D. Live action movies do not.


3d animation can be make, to benefit from it. But Live action will always add dept at best.



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JWeinCom said:
Animation seems to benefit from 3D. Live action movies do not.


Dredd is pretty good in 3D.



Ongoing bet with think-man: He wins if MH4 releases in any shape or form on PSV in 2013, I win if it doesn't.

Ugh 3D, waiting for that to go away.



I would suggest that with your preference, that you should buy a 3D TV ($300+) & 3D Blu-Ray Player ($50+), and just wait for the movie to come out on 3D Blu-Ray to watch Live-Action movies.

Problem solved.

 

Plus over 70% of todays Americans love 3D. And growing.

Over 90% of people in foreign countries love 3D too.

 

The sales of 2D TVs have dramatically dropped, but the sales of 3D TVs & Smart TVs are onclining:

2012

http://www.hometheaterforum.com/topic/314637-report-3dtv-sales-rise-despite-consumer-indifference/

2013

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/tcl-multimedias-lcd-tv-sales-130100113.html


This year is a million 3D Movies as shown here:

http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=154457

Next year seems to be around a 40% increase probably.

 

This doesn't seem to be fad, so watch Live-Action in 2D in theaters, and re-watch in 3D at home on your TV. Vudu & Blockbuster seem to already have 3D streaming, and Hulu Plus & Netflix are on their way. (a lot of these are just $8 a month)

 

So you can either stream 3D movies online in the near future or buy a 3D Blu-Ray.....whatever you prefer. If you watch live-action movies in theaters converted into 2D then that is fine, if you really want to see the movie so soon.

 

The Nintendo 3DS 3D makes everything more brighter & better looking. There's a 3DS XL (way bigger screen), and we are getting full 3D Movies to purchase from Warner Bros. & Disney & Dreamworks soon, and Hulu Plus & Netflix will have 3D streaming starting with Hulu Plus.....which you can download the free apps in the eShop.



I wasn't aware 3D was still a thing.



J_Allard said:
I wasn't aware 3D was still a thing.


2012

http://www.hometheaterforum.com/topic/314637-report-3dtv-sales-rise-despite-consumer-indifference/

2013

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/tcl-multimedias-lcd-tv-sales-130100113.html

 

List of 2013 3D Movies:

http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=154457

 

The Nintendo 3DS sales are over 300,000 a week and will get more stronger next year for weekly sales.