Tin Tin Movie in 3-D

So I went!  The artwork is perfect.  Brings the characters in the comix to life without "Disneyfying" them like those awful Winnie the Pooh characters in Disney cartoons.  HOWEVER - does 3-D really add to the experience?  Once the novelty wore off (ten minutes?) the pace of the film was so fast I had no time to appreciate the 3-D elements. I admit that 3-D does get people into the theaters and makes us pay even more... so if that is the motivation, it works.  Will Ghibli Studios resort to 3-D?  The production of Tin Tin is no match for Spirited Away - despite it's 3-D hype!