Lord of the Rings in 3D rumblings resurface (1 Viewer)

[oscar_merkx]

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[Lew Crippen]

Am I missing something, or did Peter Jackson film everything with two cameras? And no one noticed until now.

Please! Rumblings—what exactly does that mean?

 

[Mike Williams]

Maybe he used the same two cameras Tim Burton used for "The Nightmare Before Christmas."

 

[TravisR]

I certainly don't know the specifics but there's a way that they can 'turn' 2-D movies into 3-D. They've been talking about doing 3-D versions of the Star Wars saga and James Cameron movies (Titanic, Terminator 2) for a couple of years too.

 

[Sam Davatchi]

Yes, they can do this from a 2D image. They have already done this for Star Wars. (few minutes)

 

[Josh Steinberg]

The 2-D to 3-D digital conversion was done for four sequences in "Superman Returns" and also for the climactic final scenes of "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix". Looked pretty good too, although I can't begin to imagine how much work it would be to do an entire feature film.

 

[BrettV]

or 3 REALLLLLLY long feature films.

 

[Jefferson Morris]

Interesting idea, and a good excuse to see these films in a theater again, if true.

But if New Line needs some cash to help it through its current turmoil, why not just release the damn films on Blu Ray? I'm pining for these films in high-def.

--Jefferson Morris

 

[John_Graz]

Oh great ! Next there will be a Bluray 3-D player for about $ 1,500 - $ 2,500 and they will sell the 3D DVD for about $ 100 - 300 each !

Just Kiddin

 

[Jonesy]

I believe the main reason Hollywood is pushing 3D is to thwart camcorder-produced bootlegs sold in other parts of the world, but you're right, it might produce a new revenue stream for the home market.

Jonesy
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[Radioman970]

I'm glad to hear this is actually possible. I'd have no problem buying a ticket...and buying the DVDs if it would work at home.