when will 3D die?

[Micky25]

I try to avoid 3d-movies as well, they give me headaches and make my eyes hurt.

Sometimes I wonder about twisted, badly integrated scenes in 2d-versions of 3d-movies, until I realise: ah, ok, thats where they found another place for a needless 3d-effect. The Hobbit is full of this shit if I remember well.

It seams to me that most of time the moviemakers are desperately looking for possibilities to place their wretched 3d effects, going as far as to write up whole sequences only to place these scenes. Pitiable.

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[primedigger]

it will never die!

[intrepid]

3D content gives me a very severe headache every time. I guess everyone is different.

[PerfectAgent]

The problem with 3D is that there are already many cues in 2D movies. Parallax, focus, relative scale, and loss of detail over large distances due to air are some chief ways that humans discern 3D images, which is already achieved in standard 2D movies. Also, 3D movies are already dying, at least in my experience. There were no showings of 3D movies when I went to see Monsters University.

[RodeoX]

I'm with you on this. Rather than make better movies, the studios have to rely on gimmicks like 3D to appear innovative.   

[SgtSpike]

I think 3D movies are pretty neat myself.  I watched The Avengers in 3D and loved it.  That said, I don't mind 2D.

I'd love to try gaming in 3D though - that sounds awesome.

[clearcrystal]

When holograms come

[Stephenb2336]

I think it will die pretty soon