James Cameron says that it is 'absolutely inevitable' that all entertainment will end up being 3D.
The director really showed what could be achieved in 3D film with the release of Avatar back in 2009 - and while we have seen a rise in 3D films it hasn't taken off as many expected.
But Cameron has no doubt that 3D will eventually take over and be the way that we experience all entertainment.
Speaking to the BBC the director said: "For me, it's absolutely inevitable that entertainment will be 3D.
"It''ll all be 3D eventually, because that's how we see the world. That's my answer based on faith, but it's actually quite logical."
Avatar broke box office records when it was released as it became the first film to gross over $2 billion at the global box office.
Since then we have seen other films such as Life of Pi and Alice In Wonderland enjoy huge success using this medium.
Cameron is set to take audiences back to Pandora as a sequel to Avatar is in the pipeline.
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