Is VR the future of the theatrical experience? Imagine being

>>84592140
thats called a VCR

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>watching movies on the big screen whilst sitting on the toilet

The future is bright.

>>84592140
nope, VR like 3D is a flop

>>84592401
Pepe please.

>>84592157
VCR is dead.

>>84592140
>buying the first gens
>dying of brain cancer a few years later

Anyone know a good app that will give me that experience but can also stream videos/movies from the internet?

I don't think it'll replace actual theaters because it completely lacks the social aspect of watching movies with another person, but I could still see it becoming a regular thing on it's own. I'll buy one once there are more options and the prices level out.

Yeah but where is the virtual falcons or virtual popcorn mines?

>>84592981
Which platform are you on?

>>84593025

It's just an android phone with a google cardboard-style headset

>>84592981
Cmoar Theater.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqSrYzWIWac

>>84592140

VR is just the far end of the spectrum. Lightfield tech is the future of the film industry.

>>84593078
Try Cmoar.

>free demo
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Cmoar.CmoarVirtualCinema&hl=en

>Full version
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Cmoar.CmoarVirtualCinemaPro&hl=en

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I mainly use my Oculus for porn.
Watching porn in VR tends to be an extremely nice, immersive experience, as long as you're watching the videos tailored specifically for it.
Its pretty nice seeing the actresses right there in front of you, giving you a front row seat on all the action in 1080p (or 4k if your pc is beefy enough) Its all right there, inches in front of your face, so close you can almost smell it, and it tricks your brain so well that your mouth involuntarily opens for that puss and those tits even though you 'know' its not real.
VR has a good chance of being the future of all things cinema, if only the price would go down enough for everyone to be able to experience it.

>>84593161
>>84593082

thanks ill give it a try. ive been looking for a way to enhance my avgn experience

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>>84593167

Mainstream plebs don't even realize what they are funding when they buy VR. Light-field tech is already here. The industry is just waiting for developers and hardware to catch up. The film industry is heavily invested in the startup companies.

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>>84592998
>lacks the social aspect of watching movies with another person

>>84593493
That shits gonna be amazing once it gets more well known and 'out there' in the public.
Whats that company thats doing it? I forget the name, but the website had a tiny elephant sitting in someones hands

>>84593700

MagicLeap and Microsoft Hololens are the two most popular examples of it, but there are literally over 100 startup companies getting into it now.

>>84593700
>>84594005

Google, Apple and Facebook are all in the game now too.

>>84592998

Wrong. You both have glasses (eventually contacts or implants) on. As you look toward the other person you see them. As you look back forward you see the film. You could literally be sitting next to someone else enjoying a different movie with no need to buy expensive TVs.

Once you have a mixed reality headset you'll have a TV wherever you want it. You can project one in front of you as you mow the fucking lawn (already did it with my Hololens)

>>84594005
hololens uses ligh-field?

>>84594502

Not technically. It was the first step toward it. In the end it's all just math.

>>84594571
how is it the first step towards it if hololens doesn't use light field and light field existed before hololens?

>>84593269
I've tried so many VR cinema apps on a couple phones of varying power and i can confirm CMoar is the best one. It has the best graphics and runs the smoothest while also having a wide array of different ways to view videos.

I do wish they would bring back the feature to choose your seat.

>>84594710

It's just a term for a better approach to the same problem. They both use clever math and physics to achieve the effect. Pretending they are completely different because someone invented a term is dumb.

>>84592998
but friend simulators like red letter media have already replaced socializing

>>84594826
what exactly do you think light field is?