James Cameron is undoubtedly a 3D cinema specialist and is therefore recognized worldwide. His two avatar films have proven the talent of innovation in his technology, which also successfully attracts the public to the theaters.
“This is the best 3D photograph that you have seen”
Released in 3D, remember that its Avatar (2009) brought 2.74 billion in box office and avatar: Waterway 2.32 billion! Two films are the best 3 feature films that have collected most of the money in the history of cinema (figures are not tailored to inflation). In short, Cameron knows what he is doing and In 2011Shared which film was shot, he said, the best use of 3D technology:
And director Martin Scorsese and, therefore, his team, he said, about the movie 3D about Hugo Cabret: “What you did is integrate into color, composition, camera movements, actors’ game. Everything is there.
Hugo Kabret has been held in Paris in the 1930s. Little Hugo (ASA Butterfield), orphaned 12 years old, lives at Montparnasse Station. He inherited his father as an automation that he needs to function, needs a heartbeat. He is convinced that the object contains a message from his father, Hugo Barn, Isabel, to correct the goddess of the toy store.
“The movie is magical”
The film was full of poetry and childhood, which was surprised at the time, as Martin Scorsese has just signed quite heavy films, such as New York gangs, infilts, aviator or shutter islands. But for James Cameron, Hugo Kabret was a significant thing in Scorsese and 3D:
“Your film deals with the magical days of the cinema and with its performance, support is a message. The film is magical to see. So you close the ellipse in such an amazing and artistic way.”
“It serves films to talk about 3D as if it were a separate thing.”Added by Cameron. “Of course, the main event is that the 3D work style and the March Heritage Director is working. It is an idea that 3D is protected for hypercomanic films.
3D fashion will disappear quite quickly since 2015 and the Star Wars release: Force Awakens only in some rooms in 3D, the trend will be reduced. Weight of sunglasses, screen insertion, and inaccessible 3D blockbusters that offer a poor and atrial shooting will die for the public.
Source: Allocine
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