Cinema Blend says:
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well thats a bummer
Why not 3D?
Comon
@Superman
Most movies are not shot in 3D but converted to 3D in post production meaning that you do not get the same 3D effect that Avatar, Tron Legacy or Resident Evil Afterlife had which were all shot in 3D using 3D cameras. Movies like Thor, Pirates of the Carribean On Stranger Tides and Clash of the Titans were all converted to 3D post production which means the 3d effect is almost non-existent apart from the obligatory scene where an object flies at your face, meaning that we are unnecessarily paying more money for a movie which has no real added viewing experience. In reply to the person who said to just watch it in 2D, I live in a fairly dense and metropolitan area of Sydney, Australia in which the cinemas around me do not show 2D showings of 3D movies due to the fact that the cinema can just make a lot more money if they force the 3D showing upon us :(. I hope this has informed you.
3D argument aside, I'm more excited that he's finally confirmed this is his next project. It's time to get that ball rolling!
I don't care as long as I can see it in 2D. If they bring it to the audience in both ways it's okay with me. It's when they only give you one choice that it's a little upsetting. Film makers should always keep all movie goers in mind.....not just a the ones that go see 3D.