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I find it very difficult to care about 3D.

Posted by Harmonia on December 28, 2009 at 16:25:27:
It was done well for Coraline, and it was fun for the IMAX version of Avatar. That's 2 movies out of...several hundred that I care about.

I hate to be a jaded old fart but I don't much like 3D and don't find it well implemented in films other than the two mentioned above. Undoubtedly it will get better, but there are very few instances where I find it compelling enough to weorry about it at home.

Now, Blu-Ray, that is wonderful.

3D - it ain't gonna do much for most of the mvoies I watch.