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I get where he is coming from.
From a Movie maker's PoV, to tell a story, VR bring very little to the table that a full immersive 3D wouldn't. VR is about immersion and putting you inside a world, and then interacting/ moving in it. It could be to gaming what Avatar's 3D was to experiencing a film, perhaps even more, but for a film (by nature not an interactive experience), it means very little, if anything at all. So again from his point of view, yes, I get that VR is a bit of a yawn. But then again, I'm not sure why he would be asked about VR in the first place... |
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