Film fans get ready to enter another dimension

CINEMA-GOERS in Dublin are the first in the country to see the future of cinema — in real-life 3D.

Wed, 11 Apr, 2007 - 01:00
Paul Kelly and David Rose

Gone are the cardboard glasses used by millions to watch thriller Jaws 3D in the early ‘80s.

Instead the Dublin 4 set are flocking to the Movies@Dundrum cinema where they get sunglasses-style spectacles to watch Disney’s family favourite Meet the Robinsons in 3D.

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