[kaustavsinha]

Hi Everyone, :)

If you are a huge fan of Sir James Cameron's Blockbuster Feature Film, the 'Titanic' then, here's a great news for you all! In April 2012, 'Titanic' is going to be re-released in 3D in theaters across the Globe! :) Also, George Lucas' 'Star Wars : Episode I - The Phantom Menace' is going to be re-released in 3D, just before the re-release of 'Titanic'! :) I hope that, all of you are as excited as me after hearing the great news! :)

Read about the news in detail at 'The Hollywood Reporter' website at : http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/new...dy-april-28621

Let me know about your thoughts and opinions about this exciting news! :)

Thanks,
Kaustav

[Alex Jenyon]

Let me know about your thoughts and opinions about this exciting news!

Exiting? Really?

Stop what you are doing, and listen very hard.

Hear that sound?

That's the sound of the bottom of the barrel being scraped.

I'd be much more exited about new IP's being developed that utilize 3D in interesting ways, not 3D conversions of dated (and arguably fairly awful in the case of Ep. 1) films.

AJ

[Velarion]

I wish they'd start with episode IV, not crappy I. though I'll go and see it just for the sake of Darth Maul:P but I agree with you,yeah. Hollywood is out of new ideas. I prefer something new, something new and epic.

[metalrahul]

Well, what do you expect? The whole film business around the world is based on cash cow theory!

[kaustavsinha]

Originally Posted by Alex Jenyon

Exiting? Really?

Stop what you are doing, and listen very hard.

Hear that sound?

That's the sound of the bottom of the barrel being scraped.

I'd be much more exited about new IP's being developed that utilize 3D in interesting ways, not 3D conversions of dated (and arguably fairly awful in the case of Ep. 1) films.

AJ

I fully agree with you AJ; it's just going to benefit persons like that of Jon Landau and others! But, since the Film, 'Titanic' did such a great job in as early as the year 1997, it deserves to make the use of today's technology of 3D (there's nothing harm in it)! :) Moreover, we would get the opportunity to see it in big screen again! :)

Thanks,
Kaustav

[nickmarshallvfx]

I'd sooner see The Dark Knight in non-stereo Imax again than either of those two in stereo.

Yeah, it really would be nice if Hollywood stopped trying to milk old films and franchises and started investing in (shock, horror) good writers and original scripts!!! :O

N