Box Offices boom as the release of 3D films skyrocket revenues for cinemas. This innovative new trend is transforming the cinematic adventures we know to a whole new level. Films such as Toy Story 3D and Alice in Wonderland have increased UK box office earnings by 8% compared to the previous year. The experience of 3D is more expensive for viewers, but as statistics show, most find it well worth their money. In the present year 2010, the 100 million dollar mark of revenues was surpassed in July, completely outdoing the previous revenue statistics before 3D films, such as the record of 173.5 million dollars in 2002. Over Easter of 2010, more than 7 million people attended a film in the UK. These stunning numbers illustrate how companies never cease to seek new ways of innovation in their industry. As in the car industry, when new innovative hybrid cars and upgrades are being created to attract the public, the movie industry is upgrading its methods of entertainment to attract more trafficking and hence income. Furthermore, this success is just beginning, and estimates show that the further release of films in 3D will continue to raise box office revenues.
