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Feliz [49]
2 years ago
7

Do you remember your first 3D movie experience? What was the movie, what was the experience like, and why was it memorable? (If

you have not seen a 3D movie ask a friend or family member and report on their experience.)
Computers and Technology
1 answer:
maria [59]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

I went to my first 3d movie when I was 12. I remember thinking that it wouldnt look real or realistic but when I tried it out it was pleasantly surprised on how real it looked.

Explanation:

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