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Oh Tino, I just love our banter,

Or a disclaimer....either way.

Agree, but I was mainly addressing your initial comment about it being in theaters now. I guess that post could have used a disclaimer that it's just at boutique cinemas in a handful of towns across the country.

Ok so not in mainstream theaters that most folk attend.

In all mainstream theaters like AMC, Cinemark, Regal, and countrywide? We had one local small retro theater show it weeks ago, but now there are zero theater showings in our towns. When I search surrounding states, nobody is showing it. Of the major markets I see Dallas has it in one single...

When Roma wins, with it being on Netflix only, folks will be flipping their sh*t and writing all kinds of articles about why it's "bad" for Hollywood and traditional "cinema". Can't wait to see how it will play out.

I think this is also needed for certain types of 3D tv panels: TV set has to be fitted with polarizing filters as well, which bumps the cost up quite considerably..

Is it really just a "$5" chip that is needed to go from being a 2D TV to 3D? Somehow I think there is more to it. What about the screen itself? If it really was that cheap and easy I'd think 3D's would be stocked everywhere.

The general public wasn't buying into 3D do to several hurdles, studios weren't "forcing" people to ditch 3D and go 4K. People didn't WANT 3D at home to the level many had hope so it naturally was killed off. No secret agenda by anyone. The consumers spoke and that was it. And I'm sure in...