The motion poster above gives us a nice preview of what to expect for Jurassic Park 3D when it hits theaters in 3D next month. The teaser movie gives a glimpse of what will surely be a feast for the eyes when Jurassic Park 3D arrives at the box office.
The 3D version of the 1993 Spielberg classic is bound to tear up the competition in theaters. For now, prepare your ears for the sound and sight of dinosaurs in 3D by watching the motion poster above.
Walt Disney Pictures has decided to pull the plug on the re-release of the 1989 movie, “The Little Mermaid.”
According to The Los Angeles Times, Disney has decided not to continue the 3D conversion process for the movie which began in November.
The reason for the cancellation for the film is unknown and shocking, as The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast, and Monsters Inc. all had successful 3D launches.
The conversion has already cost Walt Disney Pictures millions, but what is a couple million for Disney, right?
The film was scheduled to hit theaters next September.
The Angry Birds game celebrated its 3-year anniversary with 30 additional levels and some big news. Rovio Entertainment announced the details for the Angry Birds movie in celebration of the big anniversary.
The Despicable Me producer will bring a 3D animated Angry Birds movie to the big screen in 2016. If the movie is half as addicting as the game, then we will be seeing it over and over again.
There have not been any announcements yet regarding the plot of the film. Stay tuned for more details — Squawk!
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“The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey” will make history when it is released December 2014. The film will be launched in a variety of platforms including: RealD 3D, IMAX 3D, and High Frame Rate.
High Frame Rate, also known as HFR, means that the film will screen in 48 frames per second. The normal frame rate is 24 frames per second. “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey” will be the first film to use this technology, making history in the world of film.
Tickets for the movie in HFR will be sold for theaters that can provide the technology to show the film in this special format.
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Yup, that’s right. ‘Texas Chainsaw’ will hit theaters Jan. 4, 2013 for your screaming pleasure in both 2D and 3D. Lionsgate released this chilling poster for the thriller earlier today. The life-size poster will be on-display at New York’s Comic Con this weekend.
The film will pick up where the 1974 classic left off, in Newt, Texas. A young woman named Heather discovers that she has inherited a mansion in Texas from a distant grandmother. She decides to embark on a roadtrip with some friends to check out her newly inherited estate. Little does she know, the cellar of the estate will leave her with more problems than she could ever imagine.
If you smile at the thought of 3D chainsaws in your face, then get ready for ‘Texas Chainsaw’ 3D.
Source: Collider.com
‘Resident Evil: Retribution’ ruled the box office this weekend, taking home $21.1 million. Although the box has been rather sluggish lately, it did not stop the 5th film of the franchise from debuting at the #1 spot.
The re-release of Disney’s ‘Finding Nemo’ in 3D also stayed afloat with $17.5 million.
‘The Master’ broke the per-screen debuting average with $145,949. The film opened on only five screens in New York and LA this weekend, bringing in a total of $729,745.
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The monsters are about to return and this time they will be in 3D.
The monsters from Monsters, Inc. will be making their first appearance on the big screen since 2001. So far, the movie has grossed $256 million from ticket, VCR/DVD, and Blu-Ray sales.
Three-dimensional releases have been quite successful for Disney’s animated films. The Lion King, Lion King 2, and Toy Story have all be been re-released in 3D. Finding Nemo and The Little Mermaid are also joining the 3D club this year.
The monsters will be stopping by theaters on December 19 to add a little fright to the holiday season.
Watch the trailer for Monsters, Inc. 3D below:
Source: heraldsun.com.au
August 16 is officially the ultimate birthday trifecta! James Cameron, Steve Carell, and Madonna are all blowing out the candles today.
The three 50-somethings are celebrating in all corners of the world.
At 54-years-old, Madonna is currently on her MDNA World Tour. The tour is expected to be among the highest-grossing tours of all time. Madonna will be celebrating on her day off in Eastern Europe.
Originally from Massachusetts, Steve Carell turns 50 today. You can catch the comedic actor in his latest film, Hope Springs, currently out in theaters. Carell plays a therapist in the film which also stars Meryl Streep and Tommy Lee Jones.
James Cameron is celebrating his birthday with the announcement of Avatar coming to Blu-Ray 3D this October. The legendary director has also recently brought 3D technology to film making in China. The Cameron Pace Group will be renting out 3D camera equipment to filmmakers in order to produce 3D films in China. Cameron turns 58-years-old today.
America’s soon-to-be favorite teddy bear has snatched the June 29th slot due to Paramount’s decision to postpone the release of “GI Joe: Retaliation.”
One month prior to the scheduled release of the “GI Joe” sequel, Paramount Pictures decided that it would be best to convert the film from 2D to 3D.
Universal was quick to grab the vacant release date to introduce “Ted” to the world. The studio originally planned to release the film July 13. “Ted” will now have to compete with Sony’s “The Amazing Spiderman,” in theaters the following weekend.
“We’re going to do a conscientious 3D job because we’ve seen how it can [do] better box office internationally. Jim Cameron did all of Titanic’s 3D in post – and look how well that movie turned out”, a studio exec revealed.
From the creators of “Family Guy,” “Ted” tells the comedic story of a man and his cuddly friend. “GI Joe: Retaliation” will now be released March 2013.
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