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Starry · 26-08-11, 11:14 AM

WOW i love Titanic, i cant wait till it comes out, cant belive ive only just found out!!!
Soooo sad though :'(

Cougar88 · 26-08-11, 11:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Starlight

Im excited but ive never seen a 3-D movie

lol I was 1 when Titanic came out

Really? You've NEVER seen a 3D moveie?? I bet you'll be impressed

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Originally Posted by darkness_prevails

I liked the movie. I don't think I'd see it in 3d. Mostly because things shot in 2d do not look good in 3d because the qualities of cinematography that one should focus on are completely different when comparing shooting 3d and shooting 2d. (Personally, I think some of the darker scenes in Titanic won't look good in 3d). Second of all, I won't see it because I don't want to support the 3d movie industry. The technology isn't good enough to support good filmmaking in 3d yet, in my opinion.

James Cameron won't let it be bad. I agree, usually things shot in 2d don't convert into 3D well with 1 or 2 exceptions but like I said Cameron will get it done well.

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Originally Posted by The Scientist

^Basically, what he said.

Besides, both Titanic and 3D are too facking mainstream for me.

Sometimes mainstream is good. Nolan's Batmans are mainstream imo.

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Originally Posted by Juli

Remakes are always bad.

Except i really liked Karate kid with Jackie Chan.

Like somebody said, it's not really a remake.

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Originally Posted by Starry

WOW i love Titanic, i cant wait till it comes out, cant belive ive only just found out!!!
Soooo sad though :'(

Ya I just found out too.

Ephemeral · 26-08-11, 02:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Cougar88

James Cameron won't let it be bad. I agree, usually things shot in 2d don't convert into 3D well with 1 or 2 exceptions but like I said Cameron will get it done well.

I don't think he has much of a choice when it comes to Titanic. The one thing that 3d absolutely hates is dull dark colors. It creates 3d blur and The colors don't pop out enough from the screen. It ends up looking like a mess. One of the brilliant moves Cameron made in Titanic was the use of shadow in his Mis en scene. I dare say this will be lost in a 3d version unless it was shot at a higher frame rate (although it's still debatable to ether this would work or not). Further more, I heard that the Super35 process of flimmaking causes problems with 3d because of the flat lens and matted portions of the framing. (Although I only caught a summary of that discussion so I don't know all the details about it.) So, in my opinion, it doesn't matter how talented Cameron is. The movie will still lose a lot of it's visual panache.

Charlotte. · 26-08-11, 03:01 PM

I'd go to the cinema and watch it.

Kirk · 26-08-11, 03:04 PM

Oh sweet; I get to see DiCaprio die all over again.

Rose412100 · 26-08-11, 07:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Kirk

Oh sweet; I get to see DiCaprio die all over again.

He doesn't die though. At the beginning of Inception, he wakes up on a beach.

...Think about it!

Doniv Darker · 26-08-11, 11:59 PM

Wait, there's a naked chick in this... IN 3D!

FUUU- Actually that's not worth watching this either. IN 3D!