Three Dimension Blueray Disc Player Might Be Among Us Faster Than People Think

The coming 3D revolution will have to rely greatly on supplementary factors than simply 3d enabled tv, including transcoding the best 3D films on disk and of cause a 3D bluray-dvd-player to play them on, if it's to maintain an adequate amount of momentum to see it through the opening launch phases.

Though all the signs are good and the market inquiries points to customers having the craving for 3-d in the home, it's gonna take a lot more than a large showy launch and many PR men telling us that this is what we need to make this equipment mainstream. What consumers want is content, not specifically any old animated movie receiving the 3-d works on it but the largest pictures, action movies, drama and costume productions delivering people the top 3-d movies on DVD.

Most of the noise continues to be coming from the consumer electronics firms, you know those that make the best blueray players, talk of how impressive their stuff is, what they can provide and when they may hit the stores but for me the large producers need to get a little more vocal and start telling us what we're going to be able to view on our 72 inch massive 3d capable tv. Disney have promised a three dimension version of the traditional A Christmas Carol and Samsung and Dreamworks have struck a arrangement to replicate certain content in 3D including Technicolor.

A big thing has to be if these providers can get even near to the 3-d cinema experience film goers are getting at present from for example Bolt an animated movie shot in 3-d, Up and Avatar. A good pointer and possibly a sign of the future are those movies in the pipeline. Toy Story 3 and Shrek goes Forth are penciled in to be filmed in 3d and big films getting the 3-d magic are Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas plus Chicken Little.

Such films won't be on their own as I expect ever more directors would like to join James Cameron and leap aboard at the point Hollywood commits entirely to the technology. When it does you may be confident the comprehensive theater experience will be accessible in your own home.

Additional new releases that will be being shot in 3D and likely for a 2010 release are Beauty and the Beast, Oobermind, Despicable Me, Tron 2 and Hubble 3D, all which could in the end make it onto DVD. But will that make you run out and get the newest blueray disc player because they may be the top 3D films on Disc available.