I haven't seen Avatar 2 yet because the only IMAX showings near me were IMAX 3D.

are you asking me or OP?

Also what's up with your weird defensive stance? Did my question trigger your 3D fanboyism or something?

I loved them when they were really popular (from 2010-2017) and I’d say I still love them now, even though I haven’t seen an impressive one in a while.

I was hoping the epson ls12000 was going to have 3d but i didn’t as I’m still useing an epson 5030ub, might have to get a Sony vw325es but that is 2 years old now

Presumably they know they’re not gonna end up as one of the top 3 that will survive.

3D would be great if they ever manage to eliminate 3D-crosstalk. But they haven't and it just makes everything seem out of fokus.

I much prefer the visual clarity you get without it.

Same!!! Game Changer!

Nope, Love them! Glad I still have my 3D TV working!

But also it depends on the movie.

Tron: Legacy, Dr.Strange, AntMan, Dredd, Avatars are all fantastic examples

People still watch movies in 3d?

I don’t hate them but unless it’s an Avatar movie I’m probably not going to go see anything in 3D. Both Avatar movies are completely worth the 3D experience. I did however really like the recent Titanic 3D rerelease. Overall though I do generally agree.

That's...pretty damn smart actually

> Sony Pictures is able to survey the streaming landscape as a self-described “arms dealer” for the industry — a position Vinciquerra notes he’s happy to be in given the amount of money streamers are spending to compete. In addition to its deals with Netflix and Disney, the company also licenses and makes content for Amazon, Apple, Peacock and Warner Bros. Discovery.

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Looks like they like getting paid by every service and don’t want to deal with running their own major streaming service considering the cost to be competitive.

Man Keke Palmer was awesome. I loved the movie. I think it’s Peele’s weakest of his three movies but I view that as more of a compliment cause I still thought Nope was a solid 4 out of 5 stars.

I liked parts of the movie but overall, it's a pretty weak film. Get Out was the only Peele movie I loved. Us was also weak.

The 3D "experience" ruins even the best films for me, but I rarely go to a theatre to watch a film these days, so I'm fine waiting until a non-3D version is released.

In the past I’d be inclined to agree with you, however I saw two movies in 3D last year and it changed my opinion.

I saw Jaws in 3D (not to be mistaken with abomination that is Jaws 3-D) because they only rereleased in that format last summer. I absolutely loved it. I didn’t find myself noticing any bad 3D conversions and on a few occasions, the 3D felt like it enhanced some of the shots.

I also saw the most recent Avatar in IMAX 3D and that was a visual spectacle.

I really think the technology is starting to catch up and we will see 3D movies become more seamless and polished in the next few years.

Avatar: The Way of Water released like 2 months ago...

I didn't see Gravity in theaters at all, but I can see it being something that would be cool. I don't mean to imply that there aren't any others than what I listed, but they're pretty rare.

Same on the glasses over glasses issue

There's no consumer 4K container format for them. That said, there are still lots of 4K-compatible 3D projectors. Epson still makes them, Benq makes them, Optima makes them. And when you get into the $$$$ range, there's quite a few, too. Barco makes a couple, IIRC.

Unfortunately, a firmware update won't help on a projector that doesn't have 3D support, because you need a wireless or IR sync signal being generated for the glasses.

IMO, at-home 3D will end up with a resurgence as newer feather-weight VR/AR headsets start to come down in price. The viewing experience of a 3D movie with a headset is orders of magnitude better better than with 3D glasses.

why do I still hold out hope for him making a miniseries based on Urasawa's Monster.

Yeah that doesn't surprise me, I just haven't seen the re-release. I'd trust Cameron to be worth seeing in 3D but he's basically the only one.

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