Yeah, the vast majority of 3D movies have always had that diorama effect to me, though I tend to discount my personal experience with anything stereoscopic beca

Yeah, the vast majority of 3D movies have always had that diorama effect to me, though I tend to discount my personal experience with anything stereoscopic because I had lazy eye as a kid, ultimately corrected by surgery, but late enough that my brain mostly ignores the information from that eye. Not totally but mostly. In any case, I don't find the effect unpleasant or pulling me out of immersion, because frankly I don't feel that immersed in AAA cg heavy action movies anyhow. To me it's like watching a fun demoscene with a neat effect. The only time I recall it being a bit tiresome is when friends dragged me to a few horror movies where the 3d was obviously low effort crank it to 11 for this jump scare stuff.