For any significant market, I doubt we will have movies or shows go to a full 3D experience. These are storytelling, not interactive experiences. You aren't go

For any significant market, I doubt we will have movies or shows go to a full 3D experience. These are storytelling, not interactive experiences. You aren't going to be able to pause and get up and see what is inside the briefcase in a 3D Pulp Fiction remake. You won't be able to watch Jaws entirely from the point of view of the shark. What is being shown in the shot is the story being told. People can and do make fully interactive experiences where you could do that. I would argue once you let the audience all walk around on the stage and asking if they can go back to the previous scene in the middle of the performance, you're no longer putting on a play. You're doing something entirely new.