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I absolutely would! And I know what you are getting at. But you can't look at the relatively poor performance of 3D IMAX ticket sales as evidence that classic 2
by ArtWomb 7y ago
I absolutely would! And I know what you are getting at. But you can't look at the relatively poor performance of 3D IMAX ticket sales as evidence that classic 2D cinema constitutes a kind of "End of History" culmination of the art form. It's just really hard to make something like "Gravity", which hit like 80%+ 3D sales percentages internationally.
Instead, for a peak into a possible near future I'd look to new immersive experiences such as teamLab's borderless
https://borderless.teamlab.art/ https://borderless.teamlab.art/
Visitors to Yayoi Kusama's Infinite Mirrored Room at David Zwirner gallery in Chelsea get exactly one minute each to experience the sensation. And it's expected in excess of 100K+ will make the pilgrimage ;)
A Look Inside Yayoi Kusama's New, Eye-Popping NYC Exhibition
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3UmpPF9Bo4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3UmpPF9Bo4
- criddell 7y ago2D cinema may not be a culmination, but the last 100 years of 3D movies makes it pretty clear that it will never be more than a sideshow with occasional sparks of brilliance. The experience isn't good enough.