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Movies in 3D for 2010 and beyond


Sanctum Fall - 2010
Moomins and the Comet Chase Fall - 2010
Alice in Wonderland - March 5, 2010
Hubble 3D - March 19, 2010
How to Train Your Drago - March 26, 2010
Clash of the Titans - April 2, 2010
Kenny Chesney: Summer in 3D - April 21, 2010
Shrek Forever After - May 21, 2010
Toy Story 3 - June 18, 2010
Despicable Me - July 9, 2010
Cats & Dogs: the Revenge of Kitty Galore - July 30, 2010
Step Up 3D - August 6, 2010
Piranha 3D - August 27, 2010
Legend of the Guardians - September 24, 2010
Alpha and Omega - October 1, 2010
Jackass 3D - October 15, 2010
Saw VII - October 22, 2010
MegaMind - November 5, 2010
Tangled - November 12, 2010
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 - November 19, 2010
Tron Legacy - December 17, 2010
Yogi Bear - December 17, 2010
Beauty and the Beast - 2011
A Monster in Paris - 2011
Priest - January 14, 2011
Resident Evil: Afterlife - January 14, 2011
The Cabin in the Woods - January 14, 2011
Drive Angry - February 11, 2011
Sucker Punch! - March 25, 2011
Rio - April 8, 2011
Kung Fu Panda: the Kaboom of Doom - June 3, 2011
The Green Lantern - June 17, 2011
Cars 2 - June 24, 2011
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 - July 15, 2011
Smurfs 3D - August 3, 2011
Spy Kids 4: All the Time in the World - August 19, 2011
Puss in Boots - November 4, 2011
Arthur Christmas - November 11, 2011
Happy Feet 2 in 3D - November 18, 2011
Bear and the Bow - December 2011
Alvin and the Chipmunks 3D - December 16, 2011
The Adventures of Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn - December 23, 2011
Stretch - Armstrong 2012
Newt - Summer 2012
Hotel Transylvania - February 17, 2012
The Croods - March 30, 2012
Madagascar 3 - May 18, 2012
Untitled Spider-man Reboot - July 3, 2012
The Guardians - November 2, 2012
 
Saw Vii, really?
Jackass!! count me in. ( i will be removing the glasses during certain parts of the movie if history repeats itself) which is likely
 
I'm really starting to get disappointed in this stuff. I was all gung-ho before they totally overdid it with crap that doesn't make it worth the fees, especially considering the sacrifice of color and luma reproduction. Also, how is this supposed to work when most theaters only have one or two capable projectors?
 
My guess is that many of these won't actually be 3D. The current phase of the fad is likely to fade well before that.
 
Lots of confusion right now about movies that are shot in 2D with a crappy 3D post process done, not the same.

Irom Man III is going to be shot in 3D (not on your list) Star Trek is probably going to be 3D (more than likely). There is a whole list of movies that have been greenlit and will be shot in 3D that aren't on your list. If I have time I'll add them to your list.
 
Robert Downey Jr.'s new space movie 'Gravity' will be shot in 3D, 'the Book of Genesis' will be shot in 3D, 'The Three Musketeers' is being shot in 3D, 'Erector Set' is being shot in 3D.

The UK government even paid for all the public theaters to be upgraded to digital 3D proectors at taxpayers expense.

The more I think about it I don't know of a whole lot of films that are going to be shot in 2D anymore, every Dreamworks movie from here on out will be 3D as most studios will also.
 
ChipG said:
The UK government even paid for all the public theaters to be upgraded to digital 3D proectors at taxpayers expense.
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Was this your source?

Did you read the fourth comment down?

Whether you approve or disaprove of the Film Council’s involvement in the commerial exhibition sector through the DSN and other initiatives, sensationalist journalism like this isn’t particularly helpful when it doesn’t put the issues into context. Firstly the DSN was started in 2005 with most of the funding going out in the couple of years following so this is hardly news.
Secondly most of these were upgrading 35mm projectors to digital, not to 3D.
And thirdly, the DSN was seen as a giving the UK exhibition sector a kickstart into digital conversion and in this respect was certainly successful as the UK has a greater percentage of digital screens than anywhere other country (I haven’t any figures to hand, but there are various stas out there…).
Considering the majority of screens in the UK are part of big chains, and that the DSN was aimed at improving the commercial theatrical market as a whole, rather than just supporting independent cinemas, then it’s unsurprising half of the money went to chain cinemas.
For the record I work in independent exhibition at a venue that hasn’t received government funding.
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I can't remember where I read it, it was a while ago. And yes, those new 'digital' proectors display 3D. As for the 4th comment down it sounds like he is a pissed off theater owner who got passed by for the big chains, as for the figures they will be published in May.
 
Audiences have this quirky habit of deciding what they want, even if it's not what studios want to produce. They will tire of 3D, as they always have, as long it requires glasses to see it.
 
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