Jeffrey Katzenberg, he of DreamWorks Animation, predicts a big future for 3-D movies. Katzenberg sez that 3-D movies will be a tremendous business opportunity for movie studios, that moviegoers will be willing to pay a 50% premium over conventional movie prices, and that movies shot in 3-D will be much more difficult to pirate.
Apparently many major motion picture studios are preparing big budget 3-D movie releases, and so it looks likes we’re all going to be wearing those goofy glasses in the future.
Biz loves depth of 3-D potential – Hollywoodreporter, March 29 2007
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Wonderful news for all 3-D enthousiasts and 3-D film producers. Let’s hope it creates a current that will carry an independent wave of 3-D movies as well, and not just the massive studio productions. The best way for 3-D indies to stand out from the below-average mainstream 3-D product is to be different and damn good. So using 3-D for what is can do and creating a new 3-D film language. Currently, there is no such thing and subsequently, 3-D movies are all over the place in terms of use of 3-D.
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I wish they could just make 3-D movies as bright and colorful as 2-D movies. And cut the prices while you’re at it, movie studios!
When are they going to put out the 3D system that won’t require glasses?
i think the jury is still out on 3d. and i was one of the people who predicted that 3d would be unstoppable by now.