I loved 3D, what an experience! I didn't mind wearing the light weight glasses, some people I knew couldn't see it for eye defects, some suffered the ghosting effect, cardboard pop up book effect, I didn't experience those issues and thoroughly enjoyed it, but some films were made "for" 3D, others just did it and it didn't make an impact, just added depth when people were expecting pop out effects. If companies were clever they'd make sure the effects didn't reach the edge of the screen, so I saw a fish demo in a store and it looked like the fish were swimming in the aisleway in front of me, but then they went back into the screen rather than breaching the edge of the screen. So if companies/film makers were smart about how they approach the technology, it really enhanced the film and didn't detract. I think 3D should make a return to OLED/cinema/projection as it was incredible. You'll always get naysayers and people who can't watch it for one reason or another, but I didn't mind donning a pair of daft specs and it doesn't dislocate you from your companions, I always found my friends and me being amazed together by the same pop out moments or depth of field, nudging each other and comments of "that's amazing" or whatever. I would welcome the return of another wave of 3d. Perhaps if it was mainstream, and people could find content via their streaming services it wouldn't die a death. People don't want to pay for content separately though, if they had 3D on their Netflix subscription or Disney, it would survive, it always baffles me when people pay £1500 for a TV but won't pay a tenner for a decent film in 3D. Kind of like all fur coats and no knickers saying. Viva la 3D!