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Personally, I agree with the author -- tickets were too pricy BEFORE "3-D" came around. However, my friends all love 3-D. They say it provides something they c
by psyklic 16y ago
Personally, I agree with the author -- tickets were too pricy BEFORE "3-D" came around.
However, my friends all love 3-D. They say it provides something they can't get from a DVD, and they'll gladly pay for it.
- _delirium 16y agoThat's what's driving it, I think: the industry is looking for, "what can we make that the consumer can't replicate at home easily?" It's interesting, though, that this has been one of their answers for literally decades: there was a big fad of 3d films in the 50s. Will be interesting to see if this one turns out to be any more long-lasting.