Even simpler explanation: It's a fake story.
Anyhow, back to 3D TV. I wouldn't be paying extra for the tech, but that's just my hunch.
Is 3D dead? This chart may hold the answer – www.liveforfilms.com
Maybe they'll try again in another 30 years when all the suckers have grown up and their kids think "oooh, that's an interesting idea".
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Originally posted by PAH View Post
Makes a change from a 'virgin' birth in a stable I suppose.
Some gullible people out there.
It is possible that her husband is black or of black origin. He made a sperm donation and the mother used it while watching a porn movie.
Sorted.
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Makes a change from a 'virgin' birth in a stable I suppose.
my husband believed me
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Originally posted by PAH View PostI'll wait till there's more 3D stuff worth watching. Jaws 3D doesn't quite cut it.
Is there any 3D porn yet? That industry always leads the way, so if they aren't bothering neither am I.
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Not biting until they can make glasses that don't make the film / event 30% darker.
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Originally posted by AtW View PostNext version of 3D TV will be beaming the image right into your brain.
Small chip will have to be installed, give it 10 years and all new borns will have it.
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostI think you'll find SC that that was the next door neighbour shagging your GF while you were wearing your silly 3D glasses.
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Next version of 3D TV will be beaming the image right into your brain.
Small chip will have to be installed, give it 10 years and all new borns will have it.
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Originally posted by Clippy View PostThe studios are also keen on 3D but I'd guess that's more to do with the fact that they'd be able to re-sell punters the same back catalogue but after it has quickly been rehashed in 3D.
Yep.
BBC News - George Lucas to release Star Wars in 3D
At least older films converted to 3D won't have crappy scenes just for the 3D factor. Seen a few recently in their 2D version. Only Piranha 3D appeals, for two obvious reasons.
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Originally posted by PAH View PostHow does that work in a room full of people, say the cinema?
In a cinema I suppose the fact people are sat in an orderly fashion means you could configure a screen to the seating pattern of the room, but I'm not up on the systems used enough to be certain.
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Originally posted by Clippy View PostA Wonderful Life in 3D anyone?
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Originally posted by Chaffinch View PostMaybe, but with the majority of Directors going with it it may have legs yet !
The studios are also keen on 3D but I'd guess that's more to do with the fact that they'd be able to re-sell punters the same back catalogue but after it has quickly been rehashed in 3D.
A Wonderful Life in 3D anyone?
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