P3D Re: Cool 3-D movie poster site

["Dana Nibby" <dnibby@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Tom,

  I've got 2 anaglyph videos that I purchased at a Borders.
  One is "The Mask" - a meant-to-be-scary, trippy film from the 60's.
  The 3-D effects are decent (though corny) - it only has 3-D 
  segments - it's not 3-D all the way though. You're supposed to
  don your 3-D glasses when a voice says, "Put the mask on NOW!"
  Pretty hilarious to watch with friends. I believe Ralph Johnston
  purchased a copy through amazon.com. I think it's worth the 10
  bucks I paid for it. 

  Another is Robot Monster - on my TV, although segments of the
  film *looked* like they were filmed/converted to anaglyphs, I
  didn't notice any 3-D effect at all. I don't mind owning it,
  even if it lacks, erm, depth, because it's a hilariously 
  horrible film. Think Mystery Science Theatre 3000. 

  As for polarized films converted to video/shutter glass format, 
  I'd be interested to hear what's available from others. 

  For reading, there's a $50 hardcover book on the history of 3-D
  movies available from Reel 3D. Don't recall the exact title or
  author (R.M. something or other I believe), but it's a decent
  history. I got it via interlibrary loan, gratis. 

  - Dana


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