On Jan 25, 2011, at 11:34 AM, Bhairitu wrote: > Roger Ebert has > commented before on his disdain for 3D but this article has a letter > from award winning editor Walter Murch on 3D pretty much nailing the > problem with 3D. I predict it will go away just as it did in the 1950s > and remain only for an occasion "road show" feature. BTW, 3D TVs aren't > selling either no matter how hard they push them. People are saying "I > just bought a new TV a couple years ago and 3D gives me a headache." > > http://blogs.suntimes.com/ebert/2011/01/post_4.html
This article nails not only 3-D but special effects as well as wide-screen TVs in general~~they send confusing signals. My eyes get exhausted flitting around trying to take in everything on a super wide-screen TV. I'd maybe feel differently if I'd grown up with them, but I didn't. And SEs I feel have their place but seem to be often used more to mask thow-away plots along with bad acting. Sal
