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3D movies are finally worth watching

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A user reports buying 3D Blu-rays after the technology's final decline, citing James Cameron's Avatar as the peak of 3D cinema. The article suggests video glasses are finally delivering the experience desired, though the user notes previous polarized glasses offered only half the resolution and brightness due to image splitting. The evidence is limited to a single anecdotal report from a colleague modeling Xreal glasses, with no broader market data or technical specifications provided.

Key points

• The user reports buying every 3D Blu-ray available after the technology's final decline, citing James Cameron's Avatar as the peak of 3D cinema.
• Video glasses are claimed to finally deliver the desired experience, though previous polarized glasses offered only half the resolution and brightness due to image splitting.

Context and limitations

Evidence is limited to a single anecdotal report from a colleague modeling Xreal glasses, with no broader market data, technical specifications, or independent verification.

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