the 20 best 3D films, according to fans
3D was once treated as a fad, a marketing gimmick or a simple technological curiosity. Still, some films have proven that the technique can be much more than special glasses and scenes “jumping” off the screen. When used well, it becomes part of the cinematic language and helps tell stories in a more immersive way.
This is precisely the proposal of the new ranking released by Letterboxd, which took advantage of the release of Avatar: Fire and Ashes to create the list. The platform gathered votes from its community to choose the 20 best 3D films of all time, taking into account visual impact, creative use of technology and artistic relevance. The result mixes modern blockbusters, cinema classics and animations that redefined the format.
The list also reinforces how 3D crosses genres and generations. From science fiction epics to family adventures, including dramas, animations and post-apocalyptic action, the ranking shows that the format worked best when it was at the service of the narrative, and not as an isolated attraction.
The 20 best 3D films, according to Letterboxd
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