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I have admit that this DIGITAL BITS report is very worrisome: http://thedigitalbits.com/columns/my-two-cents/021016_1500

I have a feeling that 3D is incorporated pretty much as a standard feature these days, and is not boasted about by t.v. manufacturers anymore. It's there if you want it, or you can ignore it. The cost increase for 3D is minimal now.

My prediction is that THE FORCE AWAKENS will be available in 3D. I just can't imagine that it won't happen. If it does, then I will concede that Disney is even more mindless than I previously believed (which was pretty mindless).

Having read and re-read this thread since its posting, I think it should be emphasized that the operative word in the thread phrase is "All but." 3-D seems once again to be thriving on Blu-ray (except for idiot Disney, although fortunately most of the 3D films released from that company are from...

I have a Panny 55" 3-D that requires active glasses, and once I set it for 24 fps, I experienced less ghosting and better depth (excepting DIAL "M" FOR MURDER, which remains a stubborn exception with this t.v.). But the reason I am kicking in on this thread again is to make this point: Yes...

Almost similar to the whole goddamn black bars business with widescreen. People simply don't give a damn about the technical stuff we on HTF do, so I suppose we should be grateful each day that our very particular tastes for classics are still being met with an outstanding roster of Blu-ray...

But you're not getting Blu-ray quality, maybe not even 1080p. The HD masters studios are making for broadcast streaming tend to be washed of all grain, while also having other anomalies such as blocking and edge distortion. Any diminishing of PQ is going to be that much more noticeable with 3D.

Yet, for all the doom and gloom about the future of 3-D, the format has way-y-y outlasted the two major previous attempts to popularize it: the 50's and the 80's, both of which lasted only 2-3 years. And new 3-D productions are still in the works. True, this has much to do with advances of...