LG's 2019 OLED TV Line-up, C9, E9, W9, 65" R9 and 88" Z9

[RustinCohle]

Originally Posted by NARMAK

See, i don't like this attitude and it's not a personal attack or anything but it's the idea that after years and years of making 3D this big thing and STILL supporting it in theatrical releases and "regular" Blu Ray 3D, manufacturers are refusing to include 3D capscibilities in their TVs despite the fact that it's actually very possible and from what i understand, not massively cost intensive.

So just bloody well offer the damn feature! It means those who want it can use it and keep compatibility with all the Blu Ray players that do 3D that csn still be used on new TVs. It's the forced removal without good reason i don't like.

I'm on the side of '3D is just a money making gimmick'. I was a projectionist at a theater and we would regularly get memos from studios asking for more 3D showtimes, or 3D showtimes in general. Some of them would even say things along the lines of 'Preliminary numbers for _____ aren't looking good, so please try and add a couple more 3D showtimes to help increase total ticket sale numbers.'

Sometimes they'd send us over a 2D only hard drive, and after the movie didn't do as well as planned opening weekend, they would express ship us a 3D hard drive and ask us to add 3D showtimes into the rotation. They just want (need) that extra $3.00 per ticket..