Toy Story 3
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Re: Toy Story 3
3-D - where you have to wear glasses to watch it. When TOY STORY 3 was shot, was it designed from the start to be a 3-D film where you have to wear glasses to watch it? When they produced UP, it was designed from the beginning to be in 3-D--where you have to wear glasses to watch it. When TOY STORY 1 & 2 were produced, they were NOT designed for 3-D--where you have to wear glasses to watch it. So was TOY STORY 3 meant from the start to be a 3-D film--where you have to wear glasses to watch it?
I don't know how I can make it clearer.
I don't know how I can make it clearer.
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Re: Toy Story 3
3-D - where you have to wear glasses to watch it. When TOY STORY 3 was shot, was it designed from the start to be a 3-D film where you have to wear glasses to watch it? When they produced UP, it was designed from the beginning to be in 3-D--where you have to wear glasses to watch it. When TOY STORY 1 & 2 were produced, they were NOT designed for 3-D--where you have to wear glasses to watch it. So was TOY STORY 3 meant from the start to be a 3-D film--where you have to wear glasses to watch it?
I don't know how I can make it clearer.
I don't know how I can make it clearer.
TS3 was made, at least to my knowledge, in full intention of it being using the 3D effects and etc. Also....It was neat but it really didn't benefit from it.




