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Prepare For Star Wars 3-D In 2012

There was a good disturbance within the Force. It has been announced that there will be a “Star Wars 3D” run in movie theaters. This is not a hoax. Every film in the series is going to be reformatted into 3-dimensional digital. The first film should be released in theaters in the year 2012. The story determines the order. The original trilogy, or the “Holy Trilogy” to some, could be the final releases as the first can be “Episode 1″.

It’s nearly time to view ‘Star Wars’ in 3-dimensional movie

Hollywood has exploded with three dimensional films, or rather giving the illusion of three dimensions. The biggest hits in the last few years are “Avatar” and “Clash of the Titans.” These were both released in two dimensions and three dimensions. Now that the technology is accessible, George Lucas and Industrial Light and Magic have decided to give “Star Wars” the 3-d treatment. According to The Telegraph, Lucas film insists that it will not be a rush job. Every detail in the series can be turned 3-dimensional. This is going to improve the overall quality of all of the films.

Very first in 2012

The first “Star Wars 3-D” movie can be released as “Episode 1: The Phantom Menace.” The series is going to be launched in chronological order. That is new to some. A release date is the big question. There is no exact date at present. A release date in 2012 is the goal so far. According to The Hollywood Reporter, George Lucas had not been confident yet of the merits of current 3-d engineering. After he saw “Avatar,” he decided to make the change. The length between releases has not been figured out. Nobody has said anything about it.

Making sure theaters have the technology

Theaters need to get up to date. Too most are still lagging with only 2-D projections. However, 500 are adding 3-D capable projectors per year. More films are being released in 3-D meaning more theaters are trying to get it. It isn’t known whether “Indiana Jones” or the “Clone Wars” DVD series will get 3-dimensional updates for theatrical release.

Citations

The Telegraph

telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/8032634/George-Lucas-to-release-Star-Wars-in-3D.html

The Hollywood Reporter

hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3i677c428c4dc16c2c7592835d50e86a3a

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