New dimension

摘要

A decade ago, no one could have predicted that a new generation of 3D film technology would be bringing in cinema audiences many times larger than those of their less eye-popping flat-screen variants. After the early 1950s 'golden era' of 3D, where audiences notoriously thrilled to big studio horrors, the 1980s resurgence left bad memories of flimsy glasses, giddy headaches and plots seemingly written solely around making viewers duck from objects leaping towards them.