3D is the best with VR goggles. I can’t stand glasses 3D because you have to stare directly at the screen and can’t fidget at all, but with VR you can move however you want.
My brother and I were talking about how VR is probably the future in terms of cinema as we were leaving Rogue One. You could basically just sit in a tiny cubicle and get the full theater sized experience (Getting that experience on the couch would be the death knell of theaters, I think), or even 360-degree video. Not to mention working 3D from any angle and all that.
Of course, that would ruin shot composition and you could just watch some extra in the background and ignore the point of the movie… either way it’ll be an interesting move forward.