Asked whether they had ever watched a 3D film, over half of those polled in the video said they had watched 'Avatar'.
Barbara, a 64 year-old admin manager said 3D films made people feel like they were in the film and were "brilliant", while 39 year-old postal worker Greg dismissed the 3D experience as a novelty.
Richard, a 41 year-old development manager, said while 3D was a good idea it won’t catch on "because you have to get past the glasses. It's a barrier physically with the glasses and while it's good for a laugh it's not really the way forward until you get 3D TVs".
However, Richard said he would still buy a 3D TV but would wait until further down the line to get past the initial teething problems new technology normally faces and until the prices had lowered.
When asked if they would buy a 3D TV, five out of eight polled agreed they would. Colin, a 51 year-old manager, said that as a football fanatic he would be interested in watching football in 3D.
Lily, a 27 year-old commercial consultant, said she would buy a 3D TV because of the picture's superior quality and because it would enable her to become more involved with the programme.
However Thomas, a 27 year-old retail manager said he would wait until more channels became available in 3D and until then will be a little wary of spending a lot of money for only a few channels.