James Cameron planning Titanic in 3D for 2012

[bigboss]

Is it just a case of minting money out of old films?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1258336/Titanic-3D-James-Camerons-Avatar-followup-2012.html

 

[Anonymous]

every man and his dog is planning something 3d in 2012 , 3d could be dead in the water by then if there is no content in 2010

, even avatar wont be available on 3d bluray until xmas at the earliest , if even then

, havnt they put the kart before the horse ??

 

[Dave_]

bigboss:
Is it just a case of minting money out of old films?Yep.

 

[Anonymous]

Can see all the fuss with 3D its not like everyone going to suddenly sell there pioneer kuro or sony bravia tv's and spend a few grand AGAIN just for 3d not forgetting us home cinema buffs who want nothing but the best that we also will need a new 3d blu ray player a 3d receiver a pair of 3d glasses then sky hd full subsciption to watch it not that we are going to get 3d in freeview or by the terrestial channels ever ..add all this and you probably need 4000 + pounds ..really how many people are going to spend that kind of money now with petrol prices on the rise and the recession then not forgetting the blu ray dvds which probably will be expensive ..its just too much and with most people having 3 -5 members in there family that again pushes the price for the 3d glasses up ....i rather spend 10 pounds and go to the cinema.

 

[d4v3pum4]

Hopefully something will accidentally fall on the master copy (petrol with any luck) and spontaneously combust and do us all a favour.

 

[Andrew Everard]

Or it'll sink without trace for another 90 years...

 

[Anonymous]

The Film is Horrible, Cannot believe how it did 1,800,000,000$ in box office take, there is nothing really special, epic, or unforgetable about this, film wouldn't spend a pound to rent it, surely not 30or more to buy it in 3D. I like Action movies, and I did like avatar, but Titanic is another thing, why would anyone want to see a 3D love story what would be exciting about that.............

 

[cheyworth]

Everytime I watch it I hope the iceberg will make an early appearance just to make the film shorter! ( maybe 30 minutes at most)

Chris

 

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And there was I hoping that Mr. Cameron would take 12 years to produce his next film, not in 2012

 

[hammill]

I have managed to successfully avoid the 2d version and intend to do the same with the 3d version. Silk purses and Sow's ears spring to mind

 

[Andrew Everard]

This was much better...

 

[Anonymous]

Whilst I can see the iceberg making it to 3D, it's hard to imagine the characters being as successful.......

 

[Anonymous]

I was poor in 2d, so how is 3d going to help it! Apart from getting the girls down to the cinema to see it and fleece them of their cash..

Mmmm sounds like he knows what he is doing!

 

[gbhsi1]

bigboss:
Is it just a case of minting money out of old films?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1258336/Titanic-3D-James-Camerons-Avatar-followup-2012.html

3d this...and 3d that...arghhhh, I can't even see it as I am partially blind in one eye!!! HD is fine for me. The world is already 4 dimensional, so why bother with 3D tv?? (you might say I am slightly bitter...ha ha)

 

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(Slightly OT, but I couldn't help it)

Maybe he'll be collaborating with George Romero to produce the Titanic in 3D with Zombies for maximum revenue generation:

(OK so they're skeletons, I know. BTW this is a real Amazon product: click)

 

[roger06]

Surely the point here is that 2012 will be the hundred year anniversary?

 

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roger06:Surely the point here is that 2012 will be the hundred year anniversary?

Indeed it is and the best tribute Mr. Cameron could make is to not release another Titanic film, though I'm sure someone else will if he doesn't.

There are those who think the best tribute would be to take all the masters of the 1997 version and throw them into the Atlantic where the Titanic sank...

 

[Andrew Everard]

Perhaps he could organise another expedition to go down to the wreck and lovingly place all the prints of the film down there, as a touching tribute.

No doubt making a whole series of Discovery Channel documentaries while he's there...

 

[Anonymous]

Wait a minute,isn't the world suppose to end in 2012......could be a blessing in disguise after all

 

[Andrew Everard]

No, that's Roland Emmerich, not James Cameron.