Erm no. Most movies are still filmed in 2D, and plenty of people still go to see 2D versions of "3D films" because they don't see the point in the 3D for that p

Erm no. Most movies are still filmed in 2D, and plenty of people still go to see 2D versions of "3D films" because they don't see the point in the 3D for that particular film, or in paying $20 to go and see it instead of the usual $10-11. I go to the cinema, on average, about once a month. I don't even remember the last time I even noticed, or had to consider, whether to see a film in 3D.