I went on a date last night to Tron: Legacy because the girl suggested it. I had never seen a movie or game in stereoscopic 3D before and didn't think it would be that good but I was blown away. It truly looked visually stunning and I really enjoyed the movie, as well as the date. I now have a better understanding as why movie companies like 3D, other than increased ticket cost. In house 3D has the problems of glasses and expensive TVs but I could see it working in the future. I am curious what Giantbombers think of 3D. 
The perpetually sleepy 
Adam

I went on a date last night to Tron: Legacy because the girl suggested it. I had never seen a movie or game in stereoscopic 3D before and didn't think it would be that good but I was blown away. It truly looked visually stunning and I really enjoyed the movie, as well as the date. I now have a better understanding as why movie companies like 3D, other than increased ticket cost. In house 3D has the problems of glasses and expensive TVs but I could see it working in the future. I am curious what Giantbombers think of 3D. 
The perpetually sleepy 
Adam

It sucks

yep

I really like 3D when it works. Tron: Legacy however, is probably not the best movie to see in 3D as the effect is pretty shallow.

" @sodiumCyclops: What would you say is better? I don't know much about 3D movies. "

 Avatar is basically the flagship 3D movie if you can get a chance to see it.

I think 3d would be great but I won't sacrifice image quality (darkened glasses) for a 3d effect that still gives me headaches.

 ya if they could fix the headache problem and make it so that the 3d effect doesnt become less noticable in less than 20 minutes i would definately support 3d