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From a Nov 30, 2022 Hollywood Reporter article: He typically doesn’t have a massive opening weekend, à la Marvel movies, but instead holds or builds his audience over time. “We’ll know by the third weekend,” he says. “You’re not going to know by the first weekend. Titanic didn’t work that way...

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Not according to market research analytics firm, Technavio. "The 3D projector market share is expected to increase by USD 1.15 billion from 2021 to 2026, and the market's growth momentum will accelerate at a CAGR of 7.62%". 3D Projector Market by Technology and Geography - Forecast and...

Official trailer released. Watching while imagining 3D, it looks stunning. Appears Cameron will be embracing negative parallax. Can't wait to read all the review snobs crying, Gimmick!

Here's is a very interesting short video about the new 3D Venice camera rig design Cameron is now using. It's quite amazing what this custom rig is capable of. For instance: Two zoom lens can focus and zoom independently from one another. There's lots of up close shots of the rig technology. The...

This is interesting: 'Avatar' Re-Release Sees 93% of Domestic Audience Choose 3D for Their Return to Pandora The re-release was only in the theater for a few days and adds $30.5 Million to its all-time box office draw of $2.8 Billion. Has anybody seen the Avatar 2 trailer in the theater with...

Money aside, has there ever been a reel he simply refused?

We all know of a guy named, Bob.

A 3D RealD conversion planned for September; If they make a 3D blu-ray, that will be awesome. Maybe it'll spark them to remaster JAWS 3 3D.

I wonder just how many different releases of this movie there are? It goes back to VHS days. Fifteen? Twenty?

Is it any wonder when people buy their TVs from Costco only to get them home and say; is this the same TV that was on display? I bought a 4K tv and swapped it right back out for my old 1080 after I realized many of the calibrations settings I wanted didn't even exist or they were locked. I cut...

That's so true, Ron. Pacific Rim is utterly jaw dropping on a projector system. For the sake of others that may not know, one thing that clearly has changed about the conversion process is now directors and cinematographers are actually shooting the footage with full intent of converting to 3D...

You may already know this but, they do make short throw projectors you can setup very close to a wall. I've seen them sitting on a table butted up to a wall.

For those thinking Avatar was way to long ago, kids have no clue, yada-yada-yada...Consider; Avatar: The Way of Water trailer generated 148.6 million viewers. In the first 24 hours. In other words, that's more views in its first day online than any of Disney’s Star Wars films. It's not even...

Being an avid theatrical 3D goer, when I watched 3D movies on a flat panel HD set, I simply was not that thrilled. At all. Some of the issues brought up here that people experience were very apparent to me watching 3D on a TV set. But once I made the move to a projection system, it was 180...

So, You're telling me I gotta break out the A-1 Steak Sauce. : (- Hey...I'm a 3D optimist. Delusions of grandeur, even. I may be buying into the hype, but there is a lot of buzz out there. Not just to rebirth 3D. But to reconstruct what people think of 3D, and their experience - especially...

Let me throw this in the mix as I missed it earlier. Make that a potential of, FOUR blockbuster 3D hits in 2022. Jurassic Park: Jurassic World Dominion, is also going to receive a heavy marking push for the 3D experience. If this doesn't spark a reassurance of more 3D fare, I'll eat my hat.

Clearly, Dr Strange is testing ground for 3D again. Naturally dropping the Avatar 2 3D trailer before the movie is perfect. I hear Disney will re-release the original Avatar 3D back into the theaters before 2 and build the hype, like they did with Star Wars. Then release Avatar 2 at Christmas...

You mean you didn't like the Dr. Who 50th Anniversary; The Day of The Doctor in 3D?

I watched an interview with Jason Goodman from 21st Century 3D who mentioned that the technological advancements for native 3D cinematography has become surprising more cost efficient in the past few years with some of the rigs capable of ultra high def, wide pan, and extremely portable for...

Is the tide turning back around for 3D? There is going to be a major push for 3D on certain titles. The National Association of Theatre Owners along with some studios are all for it. Very interesting article in The Hollywood Reporter. A must-read for 3D fans. “Warming up 3D has to be done...