Just in time for summer movie season, RealD Inc. announced today that kid-sized RealD 3D glasses will be available nationwide in the USA and Canada beginning June 18 at theatres showing Disney●PIXAR’s “Toy Story 3.” Sealed in individual packaging to ensure they are sanitary and quality assured, kid-sized RealD 3D glasses are smaller versions of standard RealD 3D cinema glasses and designed to fit children 8 years of age and under. Kid-sized RealD 3D glasses are already available in select international markets.

Rebuttal: They are not “just in time” as my family watched the latest Shrek movie and they did not offer kid sized glasses but still managed to charge a premium for them.  Also, I’m not one for focussing on germs.  In fact I could care less as I wash my hands frequently and reach for the latest anti-bacterial gel that is placed around the facility.  But I’ve opened up those “sealed bags” and placed the RealD glasses on my head and I’ve noticed on more than on occasion that there are smudges on the lenses.  The Italian government has even gone so far as to label these recycled frames a health hazard.  So when a vendor has gone out of there way to make claims that these are “clean and fresh”, it gives me pause to think.

BUT THERE IS A BIGGER ISSUE HERE:
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Children’s Inter-Ocular distance is much shorter than adults.  Their eyes are set shorter apart.  Therefore they can not perceive 3D in the same manner as grown-ups.  Hell, they may not even be aware of depth perception and possibly may not care!  I came home one day to find my kids watching the Hannah Montana Concert movie in 3D wearing the anaglyph glasses but I noticed that the 2D disc was loaded.  It did not stop them from watching the movie nor did they complain.  The same could be said for just about any defective piece of software such as CD-ROM game that performs badly.  Children simply discard them and move on.  I wonder if 3D will accelerate the notion that all entertainment is disposable, like the glasses.

-Scott Arundale

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