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For example, Event Cinemas typically screens 3D with 4DX (Fantastic Beasts 2, Lion King, etc) which only has a few screens. So, sort of pulled in two different directions.Ĭlick to expand.In Australia at least theatres have dramatically reduced 3D screenings so it is very difficult to get to one. Whereas if I want to watch many 3D movies on my projector it seems I'd have to get back in to buying those movies, just when I'm trying to shed physical media. I had a big DVD collection which became a large blu-ray collection (I still even have HD DVDs!) and I'd actually prefer to start getting rid of it (at least the movies I can stream).

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On the other I'm frankly sick of owning lots of physical movie media. On one hand I really enjoy the 3D experience on my projector.

I'm sort of stuck when it comes to 3D blu-rays. So could someone get me up to speed on the state of 3D?įor various reasons I haven't been able to get out to the movie theaters for years: are many movie theaters still showing films in 3D? Or has that business dropped precipitously?įor home release of 3D Blu-Ray, I infer from this thread that it's rarely produced any more? And always in 1080p. I got heavily back in to 2 channel audio over the last few years and have paid much less attention to Blu-Ray releases and other home theater related stuff. I have a great 3D capable projector (JVC RS600) and really like watching 3D movies. Actually I have a question for the 3D enthusiasts: