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Disney+ adds 3D movies for Meta Quest subscribers across all tiers

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Disney+ now offers a selection of 3D movies to all subscribers using its app on Meta Quest headsets. Meta says the library includes over 60 titles, with more coming when Meta VR Glasses launch in Spring 2027. Disney and Meta also created immersive viewing environments tied to films, including Tatooine and the Monsters, Inc. Scare Floor. The app offers IMAX experiences in a virtual theater with the corresponding aspect ratio. Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision capabilities remain restricted to specific subscription tiers.
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