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Captain Jack wrote:
> I don't know if the current spate of 3D in cinema is going to be a fad or
> not, but I think this movie did a really good job of showing how it can add
> to the performance without being an in-your-face gimmick (well, mostly...).
> I do wish there was some way to create a screen made up of semi-transparent
> layers (or something) so that 3D films could be done without the glasses,
> though.
I predict that every movie will eventually be 3D, whether we want them
to or not.
Personally, Avatar was the first 3D film I saw since Disneyland, and I
wasn't impressed by the technology. It wasn't any better for showing
movies than watching them on a 2D screen.
Now, if you could walk around inside a 3D movie, /that/ would be cool -
though it would defeat the point of /watching/ a movie :)
...Chambers
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