In a recent interview with the Associated Press, Martin Scorsese revealed that he loves him some 3D. Scorsese is about to release his newest film Hugo in 3D, a tale adapted from Brian Selznick’s award-winning illustrated book “The Invention of Hugo Cabret.”
Hugo is Scorsese’s first 3D film, and says of 3D entertainment “There’s great potential for it…It’s a natural progression, especially with the fact that cinema is all around us. It’s not only in a theater. Obviously, the next thing you go to is holograms. You could have ‘West Side Story’ with the dancers dancing up the aisles, or a wonderful actor doing ‘Hamlet.’”
With great storytellers and directors like Martin Scorsese, Francis Ford Coppola, and Steven Spielberg embracing 3D as a key experiential dimension for modern story-telling, and powerhouse Pixar cranking out every kid movie in 3D these days, the future of 3D movies has never been brighter. A growing library of high-quality 3D movies will rapidly accelerate the adoption of 3D TVs in American homes.
