RobertoOrtiz
11-10-2005, 04:15 AM
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"eal D, which joined with Industrial Light + Magic, Dolby and the Walt Disney Co. to turn "Chicken" into a 3-D event, could be another candidate to usher a 3-D "Kong" into theaters. Real D is promising that it will announce as early as next week the next film it will tackle. Asked whether that film was "Kong," Real D CEO Josh Greer declined comment. Even if Real D were to take on the assignment, though, it doesn't look feasible that it would be part of "Kong's" initial bow. (For one thing, the Real D-equipped theaters probably still will be showing "Chicken.")
But the betting is, whoever is involved, a 3-D "Kong" will appear in theaters several months into the movie's run. A Universal spokesman denied that any plans are afoot to give "Kong" a 3-D boost during its run, saying, "No, ('King Kong') will not be shown in 3-D." But 3-D fans can still dream, can't they?"
>>Link<< (http://movies.yahoo.com/mv/news/va/20051109/113155067700.html)
-R
"eal D, which joined with Industrial Light + Magic, Dolby and the Walt Disney Co. to turn "Chicken" into a 3-D event, could be another candidate to usher a 3-D "Kong" into theaters. Real D is promising that it will announce as early as next week the next film it will tackle. Asked whether that film was "Kong," Real D CEO Josh Greer declined comment. Even if Real D were to take on the assignment, though, it doesn't look feasible that it would be part of "Kong's" initial bow. (For one thing, the Real D-equipped theaters probably still will be showing "Chicken.")
But the betting is, whoever is involved, a 3-D "Kong" will appear in theaters several months into the movie's run. A Universal spokesman denied that any plans are afoot to give "Kong" a 3-D boost during its run, saying, "No, ('King Kong') will not be shown in 3-D." But 3-D fans can still dream, can't they?"
>>Link<< (http://movies.yahoo.com/mv/news/va/20051109/113155067700.html)
-R