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is halloween 3D i assume is a sequal to the last recent one?
It's not known at this time since a script has not been picked yet, but a release date of October 26, 2012 has been announced.
None of those films need a sequel.
Holy smokes this 3D gimmick faze is getting out of hand , keep in mind hollywood does this 3d stuff ever so often but its out of control and people are really started to dig it cause they cant think for themselves and their imagination is shot to pieces so need shit to come out of the screen . To me 3D is a threat to cinema ,as a film maker its taken everything i know and throwing it out the window. garbage gimmick shots . Woke myself up last yr when i was down in FL and saw the captain eo show and thats awesome 3D done right and its only 20 or less mins . 3D is also harmful to your vision. regular 2D after an hr your suppose to take a 10-15 min break for your eyes , 3d on the other hand its every 30mins you need a 15min rest . Now talking about halloween 3D, this is a lost cause halloween is so empty there is no mystery behind Michael myers anymore . bottom line 3d needs to stay in theme parks where its most effective
I wish they would stop with all these 3D remakes already! Just the remakes alone are getting out of hand and now they want to do them all in 3D. There have been a couple of remakes that I have actually been very happy with but I really don't think it's necessary to take every movie ever made a redo them...which is what the movie business seems to be coming to.
I personally like all the old Halloween movies. I didn't really care for the remake of the first one at all...not at all! I still watch the original every year when it comes on.