Movies that need to go 3-D
08-18-10 | 06:17 AM
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Movies that need to go 3-D
1.Saving Private Ryan: D-Day will never look the same again!
2.Requiem for a dream: Ass to Ass. Nuff said
3. Schindler's list: Add in smell o vision and we've got an instant hit!
4.Battlefield Earth: Even though the movie bombed, re-release it in 3-d and people will flock to see this underrated classic!
What other movies need to be in 3-d?
2.Requiem for a dream: Ass to Ass. Nuff said
3. Schindler's list: Add in smell o vision and we've got an instant hit!
4.Battlefield Earth: Even though the movie bombed, re-release it in 3-d and people will flock to see this underrated classic!
What other movies need to be in 3-d?
08-18-10 | 07:20 AM
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Re: Movies that need to go 3-D
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08-18-10 | 07:36 AM
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08-18-10 | 09:01 AM
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08-18-10 | 09:28 AM
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08-18-10 | 10:38 AM
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08-18-10 | 12:54 PM
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08-18-10 | 01:35 PM
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Re: Movies that need to go 3-D
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08-18-10 | 01:38 PM
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Re: Movies that need to go 3-D
I agree...the first four films were just boring and the movies didn't go anywhere. They all had the same plot: "Next? squirt. Next? squirt. Next? squirt. Next? squirt..." The fifth one steps it up with better writing, more action, and better cinematography.
08-18-10 | 02:09 PM
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08-18-10 | 02:10 PM
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Re: Movies that need to go 3-D
All the movies below need to be "Natural" 3D, not junk always thrown at you.
The next Batman movie - Action, driving the batcar right at you, Batcave in 3D...
Avengers - IronMans beams, Hulk jumping off the screen, Arrows flying, Wasp, Captain America's sheild...
Superman - Big battle against Darkseid, Superman would have to let everything loose to save the world. Buildings fall, fire, rocks...Superman/Darkseid punching/flying/falling all over the place.
John Carter of Mars
Now those movies are made for 3D!!!!!!!!!
The next Batman movie - Action, driving the batcar right at you, Batcave in 3D...
Avengers - IronMans beams, Hulk jumping off the screen, Arrows flying, Wasp, Captain America's sheild...
Superman - Big battle against Darkseid, Superman would have to let everything loose to save the world. Buildings fall, fire, rocks...Superman/Darkseid punching/flying/falling all over the place.
John Carter of Mars
Now those movies are made for 3D!!!!!!!!!
08-18-10 | 02:30 PM
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Re: Movies that need to go 3-D
just the last scene in Boogie Nights.
08-18-10 | 03:50 PM
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Re: Movies that need to go 3-D
1.Saving Private Ryan: D-Day will never look the same again!
2.Requiem for a dream: Ass to Ass. Nuff said
3. Schindler's list: Add in smell o vision and we've got an instant hit!
4.Battlefield Earth: Even though the movie bombed, re-release it in 3-d and people will flock to see this underrated classic!
What other movies need to be in 3-d?
2.Requiem for a dream: Ass to Ass. Nuff said
3. Schindler's list: Add in smell o vision and we've got an instant hit!
4.Battlefield Earth: Even though the movie bombed, re-release it in 3-d and people will flock to see this underrated classic!
What other movies need to be in 3-d?
08-18-10 | 05:46 PM
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Re: Movies that need to go 3-D
Precious in digital 3-D. That's what I'm talking about.
Good Burger.
Roger Corman's Fantastic Four.
The Star Wars Holiday Special.
My Dinner With Andre.
Good Burger.
Roger Corman's Fantastic Four.
The Star Wars Holiday Special.
My Dinner With Andre.
08-18-10 | 06:12 PM
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08-18-10 | 06:49 PM
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Re: Movies that need to go 3-D
Back when it first came out I read an article about the movie and Richard Donner said they did some early tests in 3D. The biggest problem (and one that still exists) is when a full body is pushed towards an audience, it will appear smaller the further it moves from the screen. They didn't want a small Superman flying around the theater.
