The buzz in Hollywood is that 3-D isn't just a gimmick -- it's here to stay. But maybe it's not just for animated movies or action flicks. We have some "sneak previews" of 3-D movies in development that might surprise you. Studio 360's Eric Molinsky produced this satire.
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In true Hollywood tradition, I'm moved to a little self-aggrandizing and want to point out that I've been predicting this for years and -- this time, unlike others -- I actually have it in "print."
The Coming Golden Age of Stereoscopic 3D Movies: A Revolution, or "Oh Grandpa, I don't want to see those dumb "flat" movies!"
http://sumstuf.blogspot.com/2008/09/coming-golden-age-of-stereoscopic-3d.html
Pitch-perfect satire. A quibble: Rose DeWitt Bukater Dawson can't board the Lusitania in 1917. At least not without a diving suit: the ship sank 2 years earlier.
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