Another Movie Guide

The Top 3D Films in Movie History

We’ve watched the experiments through the years, while they tinkered with this and that, and finally they seem to have perfected 3D technology.

There are so any ways that 3D technology can be used to heighten our enjoyment of major events and also movies. An extra layer is added to the film to make us feel as if we are really there, and we feel as if we can reach out and touch it.

The progress that has been made in the last few years has been phenomenal. No more so that is recent blockbuster Avatar, and the fact that this technology is going to get even better is incredible.

Of all the movies that have been made in 3D, and there have been quite a few, 3 really stand out for me. You many have already seen them, if you haven’t you should really make the effort.

A fine example of how the 3D technology could be used in a completely new medium is the U2 concert. This made us all feel as if we were there in front row seats. For those of us who couldn’t get there in person, this sure was the next best thing.

Not being able to get to see one of your favorite bands live is gutting, but when there are cinematic triumphs such as this one, it doesn’t make you feel so bad after all. The stunning effects have to be seen to be believed, and never in my life have I experienced the feeling of actually being somewhere I wasn’t.

Beowulf was released in 2007 in two versions, ordinary and 3D. To be honest, the former was nothing to get excited, just a re telling of the Beowulf tale with nothing new to get excited about.

The 3D version, however, was simply stunning. The visual effects blew you away and it was praised by cinemagoers and critics alike. The movies released since have more than likely taken a lot of inspiration from Beowulf.

Years in the making, James Cameron at the helm, the winner has to be Avatar. Mentally stimulating and visually stunning, this truly is a modern classic. This really is like nothing that has ever hit the cinema screen before; it has overtaken Titanic as the highest grossing film ever. I wouldn’t bet against it at the Oscars either.

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