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Okay, everyone, I have an idea. It’s a long shot, and I’m under no illusions that it will actually work, but I think it’s at least worth a try. Mr. Wade Williams owns three very desirable Golden Age 3-D titles that are not yet available on Blu-Ray, despite several sincere efforts to orchestrate...

There were some people in the Netherlands very interested in stereoscopic cinema after World War II. They built several stereoscopic rigs, including one very elegant dual-16mm unit that you can check out on YouTube: Some of these folks also built a single-strip 3-D system that takes a fairly...

How many people here are using Google Cardboard or other, higher-end VR systems to view their 3-D movies? I saw my first demonstration of Google Cardboard in December, and it really captured my imagination. Now I've managed to convert all but one of my collection into a Google...

Hi, everyone, I was thinking we would do well to have a separate, dedicated thread devoted to discussions of anaglyphic 3-D movies and imagery. I did a search to see if there was an existing, explicitly dedicated thread and found nothing, so I reckon it's time to start one. Even at this late...

Hi, everyone. I wrote up kind of an essay a few years ago recounting the time I first really discovered 3-D movies, in the summer of 1982. I hope you won't mind my posting it here. It's 2265 words long, give or take, so it may take a few minutes to read. If you are moved to do so, I hope some...

They're bringing Comin' At Ya! to 3-D Blu-Ray in January. Love it or hate it, it is an historically significant 3-D film, the one that kicked off the boom of the early 1980s...

One of the great 3-D Westerns of the 1950s is The Charge At Feather River. If you've never seen it, believe me, you're in for a treat. Here's hoping it finds its way to 3-D Blu-Ray sooner rather than later. Part of the flick was shot at Vasquez Rocks, a familiar location from dozens of films...

I want to present an idea and find out your reactions. Agree or disagree, I want to hear your opinions. We all know that, in everyday life, stereoscopic depth perception falls off beyond a certain distance. Even the sharpest-eyed person is going to have a clearer perception of binocular...

Several of us here have been 3-D fans a long, long time. I know that Bob Furmanek in particular got bitten by the bug as a youngster, and to satisfy his 3-D cravings, he had to make do with 8mm anaglyphic digest prints (or package films) like the Three Stooges in Spooks. Me, I got hit with...

I've been a stereo photography enthusiast for 32 years now. I'm also a huge 3-D movie buff, and have made an effort to see as many classic and recent 3-D films as possible. I talk a lot about this eccentric hobby of mine. It's gotten to the point where my friends, who have at best only a casual...