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Which James Bond Films Would Look Best in 3-D? A Vulture Ranking
There’s an awful rumor going around that the James Bond series might be converted into 3-D. So we made a list.
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There’s an awful rumor going around that the James Bond series might be converted into 3-D. So we made a list.
Lucasfilm wants to focus on the sequels.
Old people be hatin' 3D.
Case closed. Any questions?
Moving seats, strobe lights, nozzles, scents!
You would think whipped cream coming out of breast rockets, right?
Got your 3-D glasses? Okay, go!
"I don't like wearing the glasses over my glasses."
Life finds a way!
Such beautiful shirts, now in amazing added dimensions!
A 3-D Jurassic Park, anyone?
Well, that's good.
"I don’t think there’s a subject matter that can’t absorb 3-D."
3-D is perfect for gross-outs and gratuitous violence, not the subtle work of Spielberg, Scorsese, and Pixar.
The sales pitch "also available in 2-D!" seems like a subliminal apology for past rip-offs.
Because it's too expensive, or because you're kinda over the whole 3-D thing?
In two years, it may be commonplace to watch 3-D in-flight movies.
And filmed down under.
"You’re going to be blown away at what at what a proton pack can do in 3D."