The only film I’ve thought might really be worth trying to give a 3D conversion to is Jurassic Park, as when watching it you almost get the sense it’s crying out for the dinos to come through the screen.
Whether it will work or not is less certain as the 3D conversions we’ve had so far have certainly been a mixed bunch, but Universal obviously thinks it’s worth a try, as they’ve announced a summer 2013 3D re-release for the movie.
Variety reports that the studio has set a July 19th, 2013 US release date for Jurassic Park 3D, which suggests they reckon there’ll be a big audience for the film as they’re dating it at the height of summer, when kids out of school and there’s a lot of competition for box office dollars.
If the re-release is successful, it may also give momentum to the long-gestating plans for Jurassic Park 4.
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