Adventures of a Bookonaut: Dr Who 50th Anniversary Special going 3D

Feb 12, 2013

Dr Who 50th Anniversary Special going 3D

View the story "Dr Who 50th Anniversary in 3D" on StorifyDr Who 50th Anniversary in 3DWhen technology takes precedence over story, is it best to be wary?Storified by SeandBlogonaut· Mon, Feb 11 2013 15:52:40According to UK newspaper the guardian, this years Dr Who special is going to be filmed in 3D:Doctor Who goes 3D for 50th birthdayThe Time Lord is accustomed to travelling through space and time, but BBC1's Doctor Who will have an added dimension for its 50th-anniver...

I must say that I am a little underwhelmed. For me, 3D really doesn’t improve the viewing experience. I’d rather they spent the money on something else, an extra couple of episodes perhaps.

Dr Who who for me, has always been about good story. If the story is good it can make you forget about the fishing line holding the planet suspended in space.

And it appears that quiet a few others share similar feelings:Dr Who's 50th Anniversary episode will be screened in 3D. I am, officially, no longer interested.Peter BallDr Who's 50th anniversary special is going to be in 3D? *sigh*Danielle Dr Who in 3D what the fuck is the world coming too? UrhghghhhNatalie KennaBBC (that are apparently skint) to make Dr Who 3D special - for the few hundred people that have a 3D tv. That's good use of public funds!Anthony CuttThe Dr Who 3D is incredible. You can almost reach out & touch the disappointment that they just don't seem to be making it for you anymoreRichard SandlingNoooooooo, not Dr Who in 3D, noooooo. Stop using that shit everywhere.AuroreKnow how excited I am about Dr Who being in 3D? Not. At. All. #wouldsettleforadecentscriptmrmoffatJames LarkDr Who's 50th special in 3D. Rubber Hartnell & Troughton heads floating at the screen is the only thing that can make that news unshit.JamesIt will still be available in 2D of course which is good for those in the general population that are vision impaired and can't process 3D.