[next big challenge for computers] "Well, a lot of people are going for digital humans, which I don't care about, but a lot of people are interested in that, and I think that's the next step. I'm hoping that we can get 3-D into movie theaters, and then we can start designing scenes with depth perception. And that's on its way. As soon as all the digital projectors get in there, then that's going to happen and that's going to be great. It's a post process in which they can add 3-D to 2-D movies, and I've seen some tests with 'Casablanca' and 'Roger Rabbit' and the 'Star Wars' and 'Matrix' films. The stuff looks amazing, and it's better than the two cameras, because you're making an artistic choice, but it just brings you into the movie. Especially, seeing the end of 'Casablanca'. You wouldn't think it, but you have close-ups of the two actors, but they're in depth and you're looking at them, so it's just a better experience. That's what I'm hoping happens, and then we can start designing sequences with that in mind."
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