the biggest thing ever. then i tempered that with the idea that it might be a passing fad. i looked at the numbers how films like toy story 3 in 3-d, lis in wonderland, shrek forever after. and there s 25 films set for release in 3-d next year. maybe it s not a fad but it s up to the audience whether they want to pay the extra money and whether the experience in the theater delivers what they want. okay, so do you have an explanation? any thoughts as to why this may be a failing trend, falling trend? i think audiences at first are very excited about 3-d. avatar, obviously the highest-grossing movie of all time in 3-d. you have to deliver time after time to the audience. while the recession is fueled, a lot of movie going, that kind of thing, people are watching their pocketbooks. if that experience costs more
and tried to convert it. see this movie in 2 d. they shoot it in 2 d and have the technical following to change tup. that changes the whole director s focus. it changes the focus. in 3d it looks dull and dent pop off the screen. thousands of people around the world saw avatar which is the pinnacle of 3 d. avatar has the same lead character. sam worthington. poor sam from avatar this fantastic movie to clash of the titans of t titans. people packed in to see it. are there 70-some movies in the pipeline for 3d. is this bha everything is going to be? i don t think everything will be it, but this is the wave of the future. the technology has finally