It would be nice but only in a perfect world. Surely there's not enough people with s3D monitors to justify the trailer being in s3D?martinlandau wrote:What am I doing wrong? I can't find the s3d trailer link to click on? Certainly if poor yuri on a shoestring budget in broke economy ukraine can make s3d content for me to view (kudos yuri) than a billion dollar movie studio from the states can make an s3d trailer for me to view on my s3d monitor, that is as silly as the PREMIERE website on the internet, MTBS taking 2d photos of James Cameron at an s3d event when yuri has been taken s3d videos for months, it makes them seem like a total 2d joke!
The trailer was shown in 3d, at the theaters when I saw Bolt. The movie looks cool, like something from Tim Burton. But I agree, there just isn't the market for them to release trailers for home 3d viewing. Too many issues at the moment it would just confuse the public. We need standards.Silversurfer wrote: Surely there's not enough people with s3D monitors to justify the trailer being in s3D?
If you add up all the CRT monitors out there, I bet you have several hundred million still being used worldwide. Anyways something I really disliked about the trailer was it seemed coraline only has a mommy, no daddy, same thing I saw in bolt3d - the girl only lived with her mommy, no daddy, I thought these films were supposed to be "family" but it is teaching propoganda and daddy is left out of the "family." Why?Silversurfer wrote:Surely there's not enough people with s3D monitors to justify the trailer being in s3D?
LOL!crim3 wrote:What? U.S. cartoons are no longer denying reality? This is intolerable, an insult to the Bible.
