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For some people watching movies in 3D (stereoscopic) format is a very satisfying experience while others find it annoying. The use of 3D in motion pictures was first explored in 1915 and saw its golden days in American cinema in the 1950s. With the turn of the century, the introduction of new technologies has made 3D popular again. Some 3D documentaries and blockbusters such as James Cameron's Avatar (2009) have contributed to the popularity of 3D. The 3D experience is now also available at homes with a new wave of 3D TV sets and projectors.
Do you like to watch movies in 3D? Vote and tell us what you like or dislike about 3D and how you think this market will evolve.
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Not a big fan either. None of the movies I have seen in 3D had really impressive scenes. Sounds more like a strategy to increase the ticket price than a real added value. And the audience is not buying it anymore. According to an article published on february by David Lieberman in deadline.con, in 2014 only 28 movies will be released in 3D (34 in 2013 and 39 in pick year 2011). And when a movie is to be released in 3D and 2D, only 39% of the boxoffice will come from 3D sessions (53% in 2012). I guess like in the 50's, the audience is fed up and probably 3D will decline quickly, as studios will consider is not a good investment.
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