I’m dead inside now to all the 3D news. But in case you aren’t yet, I’m sure this will help. Courtesy of THR.com:
National CineMedia will premiere its first 3D spot on April 2,
placed by Starcom MediaVest Group for Samsung Electronics to
promote a 3D LED TV. The ad, running through July, will play in
select AMC, Cinemark and Regal theaters. The 30-second Samsung 3D spot, titled “Wonder-full,” was created by
Leo Burnett and asks the viewer, “Ever wonder how amazing it would
be to experience life in another dimension?” The ad also will
appear on TV. “3D is just the latest arrow in the quiver for marketers to use to
engage movie audiences; it will be exciting to see how exceptional
brands like Samsung continue to evolve creatively in our
larger-than-life medium,” said Cliff Marks, NCM Media Networks
president of sales and marketing.
*sigh*
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I hope someone is tracking how long it's going to take for the general public to get sick of this shit.
Huh, is this a press release from 1975? I thought Leo Burnett was dead?
Presumably Leo Burnett Worldwide of Publicis.
I don't really dig the 3D, but isn't the point of it to be a "special treat" when you go to see SOME movies? Now we have a tv, and every fucking movie is in 3D? Wow, that's obnoxious. I would get a headache watching that shit all the time.
"Life in Another Dimension" Another on top of the 3 spacial and 1 time dimension in we experience in real life? Wow!
length, width, depth, and entertainment
"Ever wonder how amazing it would be to experience life in another dimension?" If that's the third dimension you're offering then … Er … no since I do just that in every single moment of my existence already. But if it's time travel and/or interdimensional travel you're offering, then I'm in.
3D movies are ok in the cinema. but you dont have that kind of stuff at home. home 3d no matter what you have will always shit rubbish. plus the human brain cant handle long term use of the spec. you get serious headaches, well not all but a lot of my mates did watching that avatar… i'll pass thanks!
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