“ Now that I’ve see live action 3-D done as well as it’s likely to be done for some time. I realize more than ever this truth: The 2-D process creates a perfect illusion of depth. The 3-D process interferes with that achievement by adding additional information that reduces the illusion of depth, creating distinct planes within the image which our minds are forced to recognize and process. If there is a future for 3-D, and I hope there isn’t, it’s in animation, which isn’t supposed to look real in the first place, and not in live action, where it’s a distracting abomination. If you’re a director with something to say, don’t let your process interfere.
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