It was announced just lately the entire “Star Wars” catalog is being edited for a release of “Star Wars” 3-dimensional run. Digital 3-dimensional formatting is going to get applied to each “Star Wars” motion picture within the series. The first film should be released in theaters in the year 2012. The films are coming out in chronological order. The first released could be “Episode 1,” and the original trilogy could be released after the prequel trilogy.
Almost time to watch ‘Star Wars’ in 3-dimensional
. ”Avatar” and “Clash of the Titans” are just two of the biggest hits to have come out in both two dimensional and three dimensional versions in the last few years. The technology has come out to help make “Star Wars” 3-d with George Lucas and Industrial Light and Magic. Lucas film said, The Telegraph reports, that the job will not be done super quickly. Each and every detail within the series could be turned 3-dimensional. This is going to improve the overall quality of all of the films.
First one arriving in 2012
The chronological order of the story could be followed as the series is released. There is no exact release date set yet. The goal is to have it released in 2012. The Hollywood Reporter tells us that 3-d technology is something George Lucas may nevertheless need to be certain of. The movie “Avatar” is what changed him. That’s when his mind entirely changed. The length between releases has not been figured out. Nobody has said anything about it.
Ensuring theaters have the engineering
Currently, not enough theaters have 3-D capabilities. However, 500 are adding 3-D capable projectors per year. This technology is blossoming into its adolescence as more films are released in 3-D. It isn’t known whether “Indiana Jones” or the “Clone Wars” DVD series will get 3-dimensional updates for theatrical release.
Citations
The Telegraph
telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/8032634/George-Lucas-to-release-Star-Wars-in-3D.html
The Hollywood Reporter
hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3i677c428c4dc16c2c7592835d50e86a3a
