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I agree with you in some respect but when the studio decides to shot the movie in 3D from the beginning, I think it adds an extra dimension. The problem has been with movies where they've added the 3D-effects in post-production (i.e. Clash of the Titans - which btw would've been an awful movie...

Very good article - I think there should be some of trademark symbol for REAL STEREOSKOPIC 3D to make it stand out from all the FAUX 3D that will flood the market in the coming years

...sounds a bit too early as they probably want to milk the "regular" 3DTV-market first!

Thanks for the info - although a bit depressing...not really upto investing in a totally new system yet - probably have to wait a while...:mad:

Here is a rookie question: Will you need glasses for the new 3DTVs that are being launched this year? For Avatar 3D you did need them but I recall hearing about a Panasonic (I think) 3DTV a year ago or so but people weren't too impressed with the pic quality. I guess it was meant for B2B...