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And when I saw it in 3D, I got so caught up in the movie that I completely forgot about the 3D-ness of it. Watching it again later in 2D, it really wasn't a significantly different movie.

The only movie I've ever seen where 3D added something to the experience was an IMAX documentary about fish played in a ten-storey high screen. Combine the three-dimensionality with the peripheral-view-filling nature of the IMAX screen and you really have something. I think it might work better for documentaries than for narratives, though.