Concerning Friday the 13th 3, this is how it’s described in the press release “Friday the 13th Part 3 (in 2D – and, FINALLY, presented in real 3D)”. It appears to be the real thing.
That appears to be the case from any BTS footage I've seen. Either that, or VR goggles.How do you edit/remaster a 3D movie, do you have to wear the glasses throughout the entire process?
That appears to be the case from any BTS footage I've seen. Either that, or VR goggles.
Take lots of breaks.How do you not get a headache from doing that, let alone having vision problems as well?
The worse alignment issue on the original film print was the scene where the rat walked out toward the camera with Edna looking on. With whatever process Dolby developed for 3D (color spectrum) it got completely rid of that error as well as others.
No, it won't because the 2-D version is on the same disc.All I know is for the greater majority of purchasers, the disc for Part III 3D will likely end up as a coaster.
I think this is going to sell out rather quickly. I mean if RAD(1986) can sell all 12,000 limited copies in a few short days, I would expect at least as much from this popular 80's series.
Not that I can blame you for not spending more than $150 on basically one movie but I don't think they'll release that one for sale by itself. There's only one time I can remember Shout selling a movie from a box set (the producer's cut of Halloween 6) but I suppose it's possible since there is a market of 3-D enthusiasts out there.I’ve decided that as much as I’d like a proper 3D disc of #3, I’m not willing to spend over $100 for a set of movies I otherwise have no interest in. If they ever make #3 available on its own, I’d buy that.
DItto.I’ve decided that as much as I’d like a proper 3D disc of #3, I’m not willing to spend over $100 for a set of movies I otherwise have no interest in. If they ever make #3 available on its own, I’d buy that.
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Hard to believe they've already sold over 14000 copies...
Just to clarify my previous post, Shout is only selling 7,000 copies on their site (and they've got 500 copies left). The other 6,000 are destined for other retailers so it's only at Shout's site that it's almost gone.