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Rumor: No more 3D Prequel Releases?
Qui-Gon Jim:
AotC is my least favorite SW film. That said, I would have liked to have seen this. I wanted to put together a set of those LE 3D glasses.
Phrubruh:
The whole conversion of non 3D movies to 3D is pretty awful. It's like watching a movie through a view master. Can't this 3D fad just die?
Qui-Gon Jim:
I thought the 3D in TPM was pretty well done. It is hit or miss though. I saw Iron Man and Star Trek in 3D. IM was not worth it, ST was pretty good.
ETA: 3D is hugely profitable for theaters and studios. It isn't going anywhere.
Jayson:
--- Quote from: Qui-Gon Jim on May 30, 2013, 11:32 AM ---I thought the 3D in TPM was pretty well done. It is hit or miss though. I saw Iron Man and Star Trek in 3D. IM was not worth it, ST was pretty good.
ETA: 3D is hugely profitable for theaters and studios. It isn't going anywhere.
--- End quote ---
Not for Theaters so much... they make very little on the movies themselves. Theaters make money from concessions.
Nicklab:
--- Quote from: Jayson on May 30, 2013, 11:41 AM ---
--- Quote from: Qui-Gon Jim on May 30, 2013, 11:32 AM ---I thought the 3D in TPM was pretty well done. It is hit or miss though. I saw Iron Man and Star Trek in 3D. IM was not worth it, ST was pretty good.
ETA: 3D is hugely profitable for theaters and studios. It isn't going anywhere.
--- End quote ---
Not for Theaters so much... they make very little on the movies themselves. Theaters make money from concessions.
--- End quote ---
Really? Have you seen how much more a theater can charge for exhibiting a 3-D movie as compared to a 2-D movie?
AMC theaters shows their ticket pricing on their website. And in my market, adult tickets for a 3-D version of a movie now go for $17. That's opposed to the $13 adult admission for a 2-D showing. So where is the upcharge in costs for theaters that would erase this 30% (or so) increase in ticket prices?
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