Thread: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2009)
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Old 16-11-2009, 17:20   #4083
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Post Re: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2009)
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From reviewing the original post linking to Electric Magazine and some other research, I am expecting selected programming in 3D on some or all of the various Channel 4s: C4 (S4C), Film4, More4, E4, 4Music, T4 during this week as well as in TV Choice On Demand > What We're Watching from Tuesday 17th.
Actually, the VM On Demand is now listing the Chuck 3D episode since my last post. so they've started early!

I didn't go to any 3D movies in the sixties but I did see the Michael Jackson 15 minute or so Captain EO 3D movie at Disney in the late 80s, so while it's not that much to get excited about, I'm curious to see how things have progressed.

Apparently 3D cinema was aimed at attracting audiences away from distractions like TV at home or, maybe, roller disco a couple of decades later! Cinema has had somewhat of a comeback in recent years but may be having a slump again just now. Will 3D, widescreen, HD TV and BluRay DVD be the death of the buttered popcorn industry?
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