<--Peter Greenaway
<--Peter Greenaway
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yeah, but that's like blowing in the wind...
There are certian things a camera and special FXs can do. And way the audience can "read" at particula time.
Sure there a questions: how experience of watching a movie will change when we'll be able to, say, beam the light straighy into the eye... will everything have to be made from the human perspecive to compensate? Or how introduction of smell will change the experience (there are already "smell printers")? And shit like that, moreover constantly people are pushing (even though just so slightly) of normal 2-d effects...
We are stuck in our time and culture and bashing it, or pretending "what if" is somehow pretencious.