Further proving he will do whatever he damn well pleases, Werner Herzog made a documentary about ancient cave paintings...in 3D!
Video posted by Alex on Jan. 14, 2011
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This made me laugh.
This strikes me as the best use of 3D, to give viewers a sense of being inside a place that most will not see because the cave is off limits to visitors. Really excited for this one.
Couldn't agree more IronRinn .
Good stab at a troll first comment though babylonian. To bad the last thing that a cave and it's 20,000 year old cave drawings are is 2 dimensional. I have zero desire to watch a converted bubble face piece of junk superhero movie in 3D. But this, a shot in 3D movie set in a deep dark enclosed environment, where it seems the only intention is to simply "show". I think this could really work. Plus I highly doubt we will see any of the typical dumb 3D tricks. Just a simple window into a world you may never see.
What's the deal with that same cheesey flashlight-esque lens flare on all the text, especially one right after the other at the end.