Published at: March 17, 1999, 2:39 a.m. CST by staff
Alright folks... For me... this steps over the boundaries of cool a bit. If you go HERE you'll see that in this article they talk about how they are taking frames into a computer and screwing with them to make the movie 3-D. Well... I have a few problems with this. First off, I was in total support of FANTASIA 2000 as the end result of a thought Disney had half a century ago abou an evolving filmic symphony of images and music.... Adding and subtracting choices from the film over time.... BUT To take the original sequences and render them in 3-D sounds like some sort of TED TURNER on acid thing to do. (Not that Turner would ever consume that product) Read the artcle at that above link and tell us what you think....
