What 3D movies are currently being released? It should be exciting and interesting.

"Boyz": China's first 3D movie

China's first digital 3D film "Boy" will be released nationwide this summer. Director Lin Huaquan said that he originally The decision to shoot this film also required breaking through layers of psychological barriers. Compared with ordinary two-dimensional film shooting, the investment cost of a three-dimensional film is two to three times higher. The belief that made Lin Huaquan take the plunge was that "the more dangerous the place, the greater the opportunity." He said: "If everyone rushes to shoot a subject, the director will not be special, and the chance of success will be low."

The 3D scenes of "The Boys" are concentrated in the singing and dancing parts, and there are also scenes of poking a big pencil at the big screen, using a fishing rod to catch a wallet that fell into the river, etc... This film is not a film showing off stunts. , for this High School Musical movie, 3D is more like a gimmick.

"Up"

Released date: August 4, 2009

"Up" tells the story of an old man named Carl The story of an 8-year-old boy, Ronaldinho, embarking on an adventure in a flying house pulled up by countless balloons. It is hailed as one of the most unmissable movies this summer. After the release of "Up", it received unanimous praise from the national media - the film review of "Hollywood Reporter" said: "This is a charming, touching film, and is undoubtedly the best film ever made by Pixar. With " "Up", Pixar has once again raised 3D animation to a new level"; "Variety" magazine also praised: "Maybe such a story sounds boring, but "Up" uses its profound imagination to The power and countless surprises eliminate these concerns, and of course the delicate balance between dreams realized and dreams put on hold is deeply touching." Roger Eber, a veteran film critic of the Chicago Sun-Times. Roger Ebert also boasted: "This is really a great film! It tells a great story, and every character is so vivid and convincing." Currently, "Up" "Travel" has a favorable rating of 97% on the famous film review website "Rotten Tomatoes" and is definitely a seed candidate for next year's Oscar for Best Animated Feature Film.

"Up" is also Pixar's first 3D film that requires special glasses to be watched. Both the Chinese dubbed version and the English original version will be available on 3D playback equipment nationwide starting from August 4 's theater release.

"The Guinea Pigs"

Released on: July 24, 2009

The animal version of 007 "The Guinea Pigs" uses a combination of real people and 3D animation , the protagonists are a few guinea pigs equipped with high-tech spy equipment and capable of omnipotence in heaven and earth. They carry out espionage operations to prevent an evil billionaire from taking over the world. Vivid and detailed animated images, well-designed scenes, humorous dialogues, and the perfect combination of real-life performances and 3D animation, the film "Guinea Pigs" does have a lot of highlights. In addition, the film also invited Hollywood A-list star Nicholas With Cage and Penélope Cruz serving as voice actors behind the scenes, I believe it will attract more adult audiences. It is said that the image of guinea pigs in the film is quite realistic, causing many people with rat allergies to gasp.

"Death is Coming 4"

Released date: August 28, 2009

From the big explosion of the plane in "Death is Coming" to The highway pileup in "Death Comes 2", and then the rapid roller coaster in "Death Comes 3"... In 2000, 2003, and 2006, "Death" will be experienced by the audience on the big screen every three years A variety of "death" stimulations are never late. Judging from the stills released by the film, someone was set on fire at the rear of a trailer; someone was half-buried by a collapsed building, with steel bars piercing their necks; someone screamed in fear and slapped the windshield hard while washing the car; people wore masks in the theater Watching 3D movies with glasses, but they seem to be dead, with popcorn scattered on their chests... all kinds of horrific scenes, as bloody as before.

"God Descends to Earth"

Release date: December 18, 2009

The story of the science fiction film "God Descends to Earth" tells the story of a man in the future world. Disabled earth veterans became Na'vi through DNA cloning technology, and finally led all sentient beings on Pandora to fight for survival. The male protagonist of the film is Sam Worthington from Australia, and the female protagonist is Zoe Saldana, who has played supporting roles in "The Terminal" and "Pirates of the Caribbean". Before Sam Worthington explodes into the public eye with "The Last Man", he will also play the leading actor in another blockbuster "Terminator 4", starring opposite Christian Bale. He is bound to become the fastest-rising foreigner next year. Actor.

10 years ago, Cameron's "Titanic" won 11 Oscars, which made the "King of the World" not easily produce any works in the next 10 years, and this " "God Descends to Earth" not only bears the pressure of Cameron to recreate glory, but also fulfills its important task of becoming a new leader in the field of technology.

James Cameron said: "Our goal is to make this film an intuitive 3D stereoscopic movie, so there is no doubt that we must use the powerful IMAX to achieve this ideal. It can bring the audio-visual effect of the entire theater to the extreme, making it irresistible for the audience.

"After the post-production version of "God Descends" is completed, it will be converted into IMAX format through digital conversion technology and shown on the extra-large screen. However, the biggest technical bottleneck encountered in the pre-production is how to achieve the 3D effect so that the audience can enjoy it. The amazing scene where the image jumps out of the screen will be 60% produced using CG animation technology, and 40% of the shots will be performed by real people, and the live-action parts will also be processed with a lot of VFX (visual effects technology). In addition, "Goddess" used the Fusion3D photography system used by Cameron when filming the IMAX documentary "Ghost of the Deep". With the support of Weta's technical power, the film adopted 3D. Motion capture technology samples and processes actors' performances. Cameron calls this technology FPR

"Toy Story (1, 2, 3): 3D"

Released. Date: October 2, 2009, June 18, 2010

"Beauty and the Beast"

Release date: February 2010

Disney recently It was officially announced that on October 2 this year in the United States, they will launch the 3D version of Pixar's masterpieces "Toy Story" and "Toy Story 2" in the form of a two-film series. The audience can watch 2 for the price of 1 film. This is a 3D movie, and the 3D version will only be released for 2 weeks. Then in the summer of 2010, "Toy Story 3" will also officially debut in 3D!

From Disney's perspective, this is. The adjustment of the release strategy is actually to make way for another Disney 3D film, because Disney has scheduled to launch the 3D version of their own classic animated work "Beauty and the Beast" in February 2010. "Beauty and the Beast" will also become the first. It is a 2D animation that has been transformed into a 3D movie. How the flat 2D animation can be transformed into a 3D movie is really worth looking forward to. It is reported that Disney showed the opening of "Beauty and the Beast" at this ShoWest exhibition. The 3D version of the song "Belle", the audience said that although it is not as shocking as the new 3D movie, the effect is still quite satisfactory.

"Alice in Wonderland"

"Alice in Wonderland" is also the reunion of Burton and his old partner Johnny Depp, who will play the Mad Hatter in the film . It is reported that Disney recently showed Depp's first "custom photo" at their annual shareholder meeting, which won unanimous praise from the audience. Many people thought this was Depp's most "weird" role so far.

As for the film itself, Burton has previously stated that it is not a copy of the original work or a remake of the 1950s Disney classic animation of the same name. Burton has made a lot of changes to the story. In this film, Alice. She will be much older than the age described in the original work. Burton set Alice at 17 years old (which can also be seen from his choice of actors), setting her as a character who was incompatible with the real society at that time, so she returned to the age of 17. Returning to fairyland, a new adventure begins.

Disney Pictures Chairman Mark Zoradi said, "Burton's "Alice in Wonderland" is a film tailor-made for the powerful IMAX-3D. Burton will lead the audience to jump down the rabbit hole. , to experience awesome characters, exciting adventure and humor."

"Shrek 4"

Release date: May 2010

After rescuing the princess, finding true love, stabilizing the "too far away" kingdom, and having "little Shrek", our Shrek has become a good family man. Naturally, as time flies, Shrek begins to miss the "monster" side of his nature. He began to yearn for the life lived by real monsters again. So Shrek was deceived by Rumpelstiltskin, the famous character in Grimm's fairy tales, and signed an agreement with him, trapping himself in another version of the world of the "far away" kingdom. There, Rumpelstiltskin is king, and Shrek is "treated" like a real monster and is hunted down. More importantly, Shrek and Fiora have never met in this world. After recognizing the facts, Shrek finally decided to fight to regain the "true love" he deserved!

"Shrek 4" is scheduled to be released on May 21, 2010, and will be launched in 3D form and will also land in IMAX theaters.

"The Smurfs"

Release date: December 17, 2010

American director Ragnarok Gosnell will direct the animated film "The Smurfs". The film is planned to be released in 3D and 2D formats. Gosnell's directorial works include "Home Alone 3", "One Kiss", etc. Last year's "Beverly Dogs" directed by him was also a hit. It is reported that the movie version of "The Smurfs" will combine real actors and computer animation, allowing the actors to have conversations with the animals in the film.

The animated image of "The Smurfs" was created by Belgian cartoonist Pierre Curiefort. It was adapted into a TV cartoon and broadcast in 1981, and it immediately became popular all over the world.

At present, the "Smurfs" cartoons have been translated into 30 languages, and the scale of the industry they have driven is about 4 billion U.S. dollars. The products developed based on them involve toys, records, movies, games, and many other categories. Every year, by This generates royalties ranging from $5 million to $12 million.

"The Adventures of Tintin"

Release date: December 23, 2011

The cast of the film includes "007" Daniel Craig , "Shaun of the Dead" Simon Pegg and "Billy Elliot" Jamie Bell, and "Lord of the Rings" director Peter Jackson will also serve as a producer of the film. Such a super luxurious lineup will enable this special effects blockbuster, which was shot for the first time using 3D capture technology, to set off a new visual revolution two years later.

"The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn" is adapted from one of the series of novels of the same name by the Belgian novelist Hergé. The original novel has been translated into 48 languages, with a total sales volume of 144 million copies worldwide. This year also marks the 80th anniversary of the birth of "The Adventures of Tintin". For this film shot in Hollywood, Edgar Wright chose to adapt the novel "The Secret of the Unicorn" published in 1942. The film tells the story of Tintin buying a ship model as a gift to the captain. This ancient ship model is called the "Unicorn". Behind it lies the story of the Red Rackham pirates, and Haddock is hidden in the ship's mast. The treasure map passed down by the captain's ancestors.

Tintin, Bai Xue (check out her blog) and the captain plan to uncover the secret of the Unicorn, but difficulties come one after another...