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In Reply to: RE: Is 3D television ahead of it's time? Or will it be accepted at all... posted by Mr. Dick Hertz on January 11, 2011 at 12:26:21

I think there will probably be some followers for some time, and perhaps this will even evolve into something "better". Or maybe it will fade away.
For me, and any friends I've asked, it's of no interest at all. Is it mainly the younger generation that likes 3D? Dunno. My nieces (13 - 19) are more accepting of it than I am for sure. Yawn, next. :)

Follow Ups:

Follow-up; saw Tron in 3D last night.... - grantv 09:47:42 01/12/11 (1)
....by mistake. Didn't know it was only at the theater in 3D until we got there. So we went and saw it anyway.
The movie itself was fairly cool (saw the original way back when, and I rocked at that game :)). Some of the 3D effects were, well, three dimensional. But even those that were.... I would have been happier off not wearing the glasses and seeing it in 2D TBH.
- RE: Follow-up; saw Tron in 3D last night.... - mbnx01 12:48:19 01/13/11 (0)
  I saw it on a really big 2D screen, was great.
  Be sure to pick up the Sound track from Daft Punk - it's awesome!
  
  "Lock up when you're done and don't touch the piano."
  -Greg House
  
  Edits: 01/13/11

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