3d-Movies Today 

Everybody talks about 3D technology. And Hollywood has invested millions of dollars in 3D cinemas. 3D films are well established in cinemas nowadays. In 2009, 3D movies had a 10 percent market share. And home theater manufacturers like Sony, Panasonic, Samsung and others will also be launching 3D TV sets in the US sometime mid-2010. The Blu-ray Disc Association has adopted the Blu-ray 3D specs. "A Christmas Carol" is to be the first three-dimensional film. Twenty 3D films will be released on Blu-ray this year. According to an opinion poll, around 80% of movie goers who have seen a 3D film on the big screen want to watch the movie in 3D at home, too. Threedimensional films are a great opportunity for an unforgettable home cinema experience. The most successful film of all times is Avatar which was filmed in 3D.

James Cameron:
"Stereoscopic 3-D is the most exciting evolution in cinema presentation since color and widescreen. The question for film-makers is not 'why 3 D?,' since the reasons are obvious, at least to audiences, and the negatives have all been removed. The question should be 'how do I make 3D a part of my art?'"

Growing Momentum for At-Home 3D 

3D movies generated over $1 billion at theatrical box offices worldwide this year, and when a movie is projected in both versions, the 3D showings typically bring in more than double the revenue of the regular screenings. 

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