[hasperdi]

On the other hand, it depends on what kind of movie you're making and who the target group is.

Say you're making children's videos like Cocomelon or Bluey in 3D, you don't need all these nice things.

At the end, movies are about the stories, not just pretty graphics.

[delta_p_delta_x]

> At the end, movies are about the stories, not just pretty graphics.

The great people at Pixar and DreamWorks would be a bit offended. Over the past three or so decades they have pushed every aspect of rendering to its very limits: from water, hair, atmospheric effects, reflections, subsurface scattering, and more. Watching a modern Pixar film is a visual feast. Sure, the stories are also good, but the graphics are mind-bendingly good.

[Popeyes]

I've always wondered why they have never done a remaster of Toy Story.

[expedition32]

I don't know about that. I watched Avatar 3 last month and I liked the experience but the story was forgettable.

People don't pay 45 eurodollars for IMAX because they like the story.