DIAL M FOR MURDER ON BLURAY AND IN 3D

[grand...@hotmail.com]

I understand that Warner's will be releasing Dial M for Murder in
3D about mid year with other 3D titles from the fifties to follow
later on. At least it will be better than the pirate 3D dvds being
currently sold on the internet .Personally I would prefer to see
HOUSE OF WAX and THOSE REDHEADS FROM SEATTLE which are more
interestig films in 3D than DIAL M FOR MURDER ever was. At least
these 3D films from the fifties are better than the 3D crap they show
today (only ever seen 2 in the last 5 years)..

[Derek Gee]

<grand...@HOTMAIL.COM> wrote in message
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>I understand that Warner's will be releasing Dial M for Murder in
> 3D about mid year with other 3D titles from the fifties to follow
> later on. At least it will be better than the pirate 3D dvds being
> currently sold on the internet .Personally I would prefer to see
> HOUSE OF WAX and THOSE REDHEADS FROM SEATTLE which are more
> interestig films in 3D than DIAL M FOR MURDER ever was.

Hurray! More 3D films!

>At least these 3D films from the fifties are better than the 3D crap they
>show
> today (only ever seen 2 in the last 5 years)..

I think you're missing out on some of the better 3D films of today if you've
seen that few. My favorites - POLAR EXPRESS 3D, all of the Pixar 3D titles,
HUGO, the Harry Potter 3D versions of Deathly Hallows Parts 1 & 2, and
DESPICABLE ME.

Derek

[Kimba W Lion]

"grand...@HOTMAIL.COM" <grand...@HOTMAIL.COM> wrote:

>Personally I would prefer to see
>HOUSE OF WAX and THOSE REDHEADS FROM SEATTLE which are more
>interestig films in 3D than DIAL M FOR MURDER ever was. At least
>these 3D films from the fifties are better than the 3D crap they show
>today (only ever seen 2 in the last 5 years)..

Dial M for Murder was interesting for its "natural" approach to 3D; only one
scene had any deliberate "3D effect". Kiss Me Kate was another that used 3D in
a natural way, which I also enjoyed. But both can be watched in 2D without any
great loss.

The same goes for any recent 3D movie I've seen. "Up", for example, was a very
good movie, but it would still be a very good movie in 2D. The only memory I
have of the 3D part of the movie is an uncomfortable sort of tunnel vision
watching it through the glasses, and ghosting on the screen.

The only movie I can think of that really needs to be seen in 3D was a Three
Stooges short that took full advantage of the process.

[grand...@hotmail.com]

On Feb 4, 11:24 am, "Derek Gee" <dgeeSPAMSU...@twmi.INVALID.rr.com>
wrote:
> <grandeu...@HOTMAIL.COM> wrote in message

harry potter?? You must be joking? 3 leading actors who have zero
acting ability.Polar express was great and HUGO (IN 2D) deserves
the best film oscar even though I am not a Scorsese fan.His tribute to
the silent days of cinema in HUGO shows his passionate love for
all things cinema.A rare masterpiece from America. Sometimes they do
make a good film.

[grand...@hotmail.com]

On Feb 5, 1:29 am, Kimba W Lion
<norepliesbyem...@norepliesbyemail.invalid> wrote:

there have been a few 3 stooges shorts in 3 d and they are okay on
dvd.Hope the new release in 3D soon will be better tha the last
release.

[TVDAVE]

On Feb 4, 9:59 pm, "grandeu...@HOTMAIL.COM" <grandeu...@HOTMAIL.COM>
wrote:

> On Feb 4, 11:24 am, "Derek Gee" <dgeeSPAMSU...@twmi.INVALID.rr.com>
> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > <grandeu...@HOTMAIL.COM> wrote in message
>
> >news:5576c08a-d0f9-4f0e...@v6g2000pba.googlegroups.com...
>
> > >I understand that Warner's will be  releasing  Dial M for Murder in
> > > 3D   about mid year with other 3D titles  from the fifties to follow
> > > later on. At least it will be better than the  pirate 3D dvds  being
> > > currently sold on the internet  .Personally I would prefer to see
> > > HOUSE OF WAX and THOSE REDHEADS FROM SEATTLE  which are more
> > > interestig films  in 3D than DIAL M FOR MURDER ever was.
>
> > Hurray!  More 3D films!
>
> > >At least these 3D films from the fifties are better than the 3D crap they
> > >show
> > > today (only ever seen 2 in the last 5 years)..
>
> > I think you're missing out on some of the better 3D films of today if you've
> > seen that few.  My favorites - POLAR EXPRESS 3D, all of the Pixar 3D titles,
> > HUGO, the Harry Potter 3D versions of Deathly Hallows Parts 1 & 2, and
> > DESPICABLE ME.
>
> > Derek
>

> harry potter?? even though You must be joking? 3   leading actors  who have zero

> acting ability.Polar express  was great and HUGO  (IN 2D)  deserves
> the best film oscar even though I am not a Scorsese fan.His tribute to
> the silent days of cinema in HUGO  shows   his passionate love  for
> all things cinema.A rare masterpiece from  America. Sometimes they do

> make a good film.- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

HUGO was the best looking modern 3-D movie I have seen so far. It is
also the best looking electronically shot film to date. For my taste
( even though I am a Scorsese fan), the best homage to the silent days
is THE ARTIST. Isn't the wide world wonderful with its multitude of
differing yet valuable opinions?

[Derek Gee]

<grand...@HOTMAIL.COM> wrote in message
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On Feb 4, 11:24 am, "Derek Gee" <dgeeSPAMSU...@twmi.INVALID.rr.com>
wrote:
> <grandeu...@HOTMAIL.COM> wrote in message

>harry potter?? You must be joking? 3 leading actors who have zero
>acting ability.

No, not joking. It was a very enjoyable film. Not expecting LAWRENCE OF
ARABIA kind of quality there either...

>Polar express was great and HUGO (IN 2D) deserves
>the best film oscar even though I am not a Scorsese fan.His tribute to
>the silent days of cinema in HUGO shows his passionate love for
>all things cinema.A rare masterpiece from America. Sometimes they do
>make a good film.

HUGO in 3D is pretty awesome. Nothing like watching Melies' films come to
life in 3D!

Derek