Will the 3D movement succeed? It is impossible to say at this point. The Golden Age of movies was indisputably the 1950s and 1960s. In the 1950s, the movie studios made major efforts to lure people ...

Burton’s instructions were timely. Interest in 3D films was surging in the 1950s—so much so that the decade has since been referred to as the golden age of 3D cinema. After the 1950s ...

The 1950s were a long time ago, but the decade produced plenty of classic films that are just as powerful and entertaining today. Even for those who don't usually watch older movies, there are ...

These days, a major draw for theater audiences is 3D films. A far cry from the simplistic efforts of yesteryear, today's 3D films are technologically impressive and, in many cases, incredibly ...

In what can only be called a “twice in a lifetime” experience, The World 3D Film Expo will be holding its third festival of vintage 1950s three-dimensional movies at the Egyptian Theatre in ...

But stereoscopic films are not a revolutionary concept; in fact, audiences have been paying for them since The Power of Love in 1922. The golden age of 3D was in the 1950s, with a brief resurgence ...

Theaters show you 3D movies by projecting two images on one ... The technology that fueled the 1950s 3D boom, which is still in use today, is linearly polarized stereoscopy. Two images are ...

3D has come a long way since its 1950s golden age when films such as The Creature From The Black Lagoon thrilled audiences and these technological advances are fuelling a box office boom.