Star Trek: Into Darkness(Blu-ray SteelBook)(Entertainment Store)[UK]

[hazzad]

Originally Posted by nate.

Meh, the 3D fad will be over soon anyway.

Are you 3d haters gonna keep on with this? Its been 4 years now since 3d returned to the marketplace? Still no sign of it vanishing. Think you have to admit that its here to stay.

[nate.]

Originally Posted by hazzad

Are you 3d haters gonna keep on with this? Its been 4 years now since 3d returned to the marketplace? Still no sign of it vanishing. Think you have to admit that its here to stay.

Have you actually read through the rest of this thread?

[Petra_Kalbrain]

Originally Posted by nate.

Have you actually read through the rest of this thread?

Are you saying that because of the active voices in this thread bemoaning 3D that it is the sign that 3D is a dying format?

If so, I hate to break it to you, but the only people nowadays who are vocal about 3D are the insufferable haters. Those who have come to accept 3D as an enjoyable form of entertainment simply don't care what other think of it and don't vocalize themselves. I know of at least 15 people at work who used to always complain about 3D and they have, in the last year to year and a half, bought a new TV that has 3D tech built in because they were the best quality 2D sets on the market. And, in doing so, of course they got curious about the 3D aspect of the TV. They all have changed their song on the subject quite drastically. They all now seek 3D content first and settle for 2D should the 3D not be available.

So, 3D is definitely is here to stay. More people are taking advantage of it everyday whether you hear from them or not.

[nate.]

Originally Posted by Petra_Kalbrain

So, 3D is definitely is here to stay. More people are taking advantage of it everyday whether you hear from them or not.

For the record I like 3D just not the tacked on bullshit that some places pump out.



http://metro.co.uk/2013/05/04/3d-mov...third-3713184/

[Bageara]

You know guys there is already a 3D section on this website with plenty threads with people repeating over and over how they love or hate 3 frikkin D!

[Shallow_]

Would someone be so kind and help me get this pls ?

[kryptonite1970]

Hopeful for a unique and nice art work different from the US Walmart SB art.

[mattyl149]

Originally Posted by YoreLore

I wouldn't say it's definitely here to stay. 3D ticket sales at the cinema (in the UK at least) have declined by close to a third in the last two years, TV sales aren't as high as manufacturers wished and even the BBC in the UK have announced they are stopping 3D programming due to a lack of interest.

Not wanting to hijack the thread but to me it seems like 3D has declined in popularity instead of increasing, which is why a lot of people claim it is a fad or a gimmick.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ump-third.html

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/Joh...dtv,22965.html

A lot of people say you need to try 3D TV or you don't know what you are talking about. I have and it still hurts my head, eyes and feels uncomfortable all round. Adds absolutely nothing to the film or whatever I am watching. That's just me though.

This thread is going a little off topic, but I just wanted to mention that the BBC don't really do a lot of 3D

If Sky cut back on 3D, then we know that the demand is down. I personally love 3D, when it's done right, and I always opt for the 3D release. Even if it's not included in the steelbook, then I'll buy both releases