Among the various 3D display systems developed, stereoscopic cinema remains the most widespread in public adoption. However, traditional projection-based 3D systems often suffer from limitations such as image cross-talk and viewer discomfort, which continue to hinder widespread acceptance and long-term audience engagement. This paper introduces a direct-view LED-based 3D cinema display system designed to significantly reduce image cross-talk and improve viewer comfort. Unlike projector-based systems that depend on screen reflectivity and viewing geometry, LED panels offer higher brightness, better contrast, and pixel-level control, enabling more precise image separation for stereoscopic content.