My dad has a 3d TV and I found the main issue was just the fundamental physics - like unless the TV is absolutely massive like a cinema then there are fundament

My dad has a 3d TV and I found the main issue was just the fundamental physics - like unless the TV is absolutely massive like a cinema then there are fundamental limits on how "3D" it can appear. This meant that even the relatively small amount of 3D content didn't really feel that 3D, it just felt like more realistic 2D. And if there's only a small amount of content you might as well just go to the far superior 3D cinema for the experience.