The film industry, excluding James Cameron, has failed 3d movies.

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Recently made a 150inch home theatre in my house. Wanted to try out 3d. Started with YouTube 3d trailers. Avatar in 3d is just stunning some others are ok. With that said the film industry has failed 3d. I think it’s actually worth it and part of the reason it has failed is nobody seems to want to do a quality job like Cameron has done, and secondly why the fuck is there no way to buy 3d movies online? Why do none of the streaming services have any 3d content? Disney plus has some of the better 3d movies and has nothing on Disney plus. Real shame, I think 3d is great. The people in control of it suck.

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