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The 3D movie market is on the upturn after the recent re-release of Disney's The Lion King in 3D. The re-release has topped the US box office with a revenue of $29.3 million. The 3D nostalgia of The Lion King may simply be a precursor to the 2012 release of James Cameron's Titanic 3D, released on the 100th anniversary of the disaster. In the history of the medium, though, there are times of boom and stagnation.
In the 1950s, 3D movies enjoyed a short period of widespread popularity but were later dismissed as gimmicky. Alfred Hitchcock filmed 1954's Dial M for Murder in 3D, but ended up releasing it 'flat'.
Recently, The Polar Express and the re-release of Tim Burton's Nightmare Before Christmas breathed fresh life into the 3D industry. And following Avatar, the 3D craze has exploded even beyond the film industry with gaming stations and cell phones that shoot and play 3D pictures and video.
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发表于 2011-10-10 09:30:00
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