Perhaps I don't get it, but unless 3D movies become "interactive", there really doesn't seem to be a point to 3D. I've seen the latest slew of 3D movies in 3D j

Perhaps I don't get it, but unless 3D movies become "interactive", there really doesn't seem to be a point to 3D. I've seen the latest slew of 3D movies in 3D just because I'm a sucker, and I have to say my overall impression was something like this: 1. "This is kind of irritative to my eyes". 2. Completely forgot I'm even watching it in 3D to the point that my memory is of the movie being in 2D. And frankly I feel that short of gimmicky scenes where a ball "flies right at you!", this will always be the case. 3D is cool in the real world because I interact with the real world. If you had a video game that was 3D it would add a new dimension of playability, but not so much in a passive entertainment environment like movies. But perhaps I'm wrong.