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I have to wonder about their reasoning for turning it down. Perhaps authoring a 3D Blu-ray was beyond their expertise? Or maybe they don't think 3D sales are strong enough.

Fold them in half and make them fit, we don't care! :D

I think authoring brightness adjustment into the disc would be a bad idea. The disc will be encoded as a 3D stream (MVC) all the way and I don't know if it's even possible to create a movie file that switches back and forth from MVC to AVC. It will be a glasses-on necessity for the entire movie...

Thanks, Bob. I'm looking forward to listening to the commentary as I'm sure there will be valuable information there.

Is the 3D Film Archive going to do an article on The Mask? I'd love to hear more about how the Blu-ray was produced. Even though it was one of the very few anaglyphic 3D releases, the 3D sequences were actually shot in dual-strip, correct? And is the Blu-ray sourced from dual-strip? Also Kino's...

Kino revealed the Blu-ray cover here. The cover boasts "Electro-magic Sound a new dimension in stereophonics". Does this mean the disc will be in stereo? How many channels?