Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace 3D Part 3

Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace 3D

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Film & Animation

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• Wars
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• Menace
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• Trailer
• 2012
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[BarryDennen12]

The only reason those movies were any good is that he didn't get his way all of the time.

[VarietyFilmCorpVideo]

@BarryDennen12 If CG was available in the '70s, do you really think Lucas wouldn't have made wide use of it? This is just misplaced sentimentality.

[BarryDennen12]

I'm not talking about this video you numpty. The 'render' bit was a joke because of the obscene amounts of crap CG in the last 3 Star Wars movies.

[VarietyFilmCorpVideo]

@BarryDennen12 (part 2 of 2) This has to be done countless time throughout the film, & varying on complexity of the shot, sometimes on a frame by frame basis. It is so not a gimmick, but an art form.

[VarietyFilmCorpVideo]

@BarryDennen12 Please dont contribute to the widespread ignorance of 3D. This video has nothing to do with 3D. They just copied the same video twice & overlapped it.

To convert a movie to 3D, there is no way you can just 'Render' it by hitting a button.Every scene has to be depthmapped by tracing around objects & showing their position in relation to the background, foreground & everything in between. The software then creates a slightly sideways perspective.

[CloneWarsInMyHeart]

How many times in the movie does Jar Jar say " How Rude"? So far 3 ;)

[BarryDennen12]

I don't see what the drama with 3D is. All Lucas would have to do for the prequels is just hit 'Render' twice, surely.

As for the original films, isn't there a way to use a 3D geometry on the old film to generate a new 3D image? It'd probably take a long-ass time but it's got to look better than the Viewmaster way of doing things ...

[Fauxxii]

The double screening is just trippy -.-