grab some popcorn take a seat and put on
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and today we’ll be counting down our
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this list we’re taking a look at movies
that deserve to be re-released in
cinemas with a 3d treatment
number 10 Independence Day Independence
Day resurgence didn’t exactly Pack
theaters but we paid top dollar to see
the original blockbuster on the big
screen again especially with a 3d bonus
the 3d effect would feel right at home
during the film’s aerial sequences
lifting viewers up into the sky to
battle aliens alongside Will Smith we’re
not here without it it would be like the
ultimate flight simulator ride of course
the real draw here would be the enormous
explosion audiences were blown away back
in 1996 when the white house went blue
just imagine that striking scene in the
third dimension with fire and debris
blasting out at us we’ll take that over
a fireworks show any day
number nine wall-e wall-e hit the scene
in 2008 just missing the 3d crazy avatar
brought about the following year this
then Disney and Pixar have remastered
some of their most beloved classics in
3d including Finding Nemo and Monsters
Inc to the science weed it’s high time
morally also returned to theatres with a
3d twist largely relying on visuals to
get the story across this animated
feature creates a vivid future the
audiences can lose themselves in 3d has
the ability to take this immersive
experience one step beyond dancing with
wall-e and Eve in the bath recesses of
space would be totally out of this world
number eight die hard music comes
together the human heart r-rated action
flicks are finally making a comeback
with Deadpool and John wick so why not
rerelease the 1988 masterpiece that set
the gold standard for the genre of
course if the studio want something
extra to filty a 3d conversion is the
way to go Iran primarily taking place in
the Nakatomi Plaza during a hostage
crisis die hard already has an
unyielding sense of dread throughout 3d
can take drills up to 11 as John McClane
dodges certain death around every corner
the rooftop scene in particular is just
begging for a 3d makeover complete with
explosions gunfire and an epic leap of
faith bound to leave audiences saying
yippee-ki-yay
number seven Back to the Future trilogy
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considering director Robert Zemeckis had
since brilliantly used the technology in
the Polar Express and the walk it’s
actually surprising that this timeless
truths you haven’t gotten a 3d reissue
yet 3d would allow audiences to get
inside the DeLorean making Marty’s race
against the clock all the more exciting
it had almost be like revisiting the
retired Back to the Future ride at
Universal Studio Scott what these movies
are just as relevant today with the Cubs
winning the World Series hoverboards
sort of becoming a reality as if sharing
an undeniable resemblance to President
Trump while Shuzo sizing up admittedly
we’re still waiting for jaws 19 but just
imagine that hologram shark in 3d number
six Blade Runner when people think of
futuristic cities Ridley Scott’s vision
of 2019 Los Angeles actually comes to
mind the production designers behind
Blade Runner truly created one of the
most i popping settings in cinematic
history impeccably blending elements of
film noir and science fiction since 3d
is all about teleporting audiences into
fantastic worlds this classic seems like
an ideal match watching the film in 2d
the audience already feels like they’re
part of this deeply engaging environment
a pair of 3d glasses would make the
experience even live beer sucking us
right into the screen it would be
especially fitting given the admiration
Scott develops for 3d while shooting
Prometheus which brings us to our next
entry
number five alien when horror movies
utilize 3d effects the results are often
gimmicky to say the least with the right
setting pacing and atmosphere though it
can be done with that in mind alien 3ds
certainly has a nice ring to it although
it technically takes place in a starship
in outer space many have pointed out the
alien functions as one of the most
chilling haunted house movies ever made
[Music]
it’s claustrophobic environment and
bloodthirsty antagonists are guaranteed
to send a shiver of anyone’s spine by
taking the suspense to the third
dimension audiences will feel like
something is literally crawling up their
spines in the theater everyone can hear
you scream number four the Lord of the
Rings the two towers Peter Jackson
already brought The Hobbit films to the
third dimension so it only makes sense
to get the Lord of the Rings trilogy a
3d update as well but which film would
look the most impressive in this format
well certainly a tough call the two
towers stands out above the rest thanks
to the breathtaking Battle of Helm’s
Deep the extravagant large-scale action
sequence has countless ingredients that
were poured for 3d arrow shooting
through the night sky ladders rising up
against a massive fortress and giant
armies charging at one another gandalf
last-minute rescue would most notably
benefit from this conversion likely
eliciting a thunderous applause from
audiences number three The Matrix
an effective 3d movie blurs the line
between what’s real and what’s illusion
singing oh the matrix is all about
questioning ones existence 3d would make
it even more mind-blowing whether the
characters are jumping across rooftops
or flying through the air the audience
would be in store for one exhilarating
journey the bullet time sequences in
particular seem tailor-made for this
format slowing down the action so we can
really appreciate every second of 3d
glory if Morpheus were to reach his hand
out of the screen and offer us two pills
there’s zero doubt that we would take
the red one for a trip down the
cinematic rabbit hole unlike any other
remember all I’m offering is the truth
nothing more number two 2001 a Space
Odyssey Stanley Kubrick’s tour de force
remains one of the best examples of
visual storytelling in film sometimes
going minutes on end without any
dialogue 2001 takes us on a transcendent
voyage from the dawn of man to the next
step in humankind evolution with so much
unforgettable imagery on display it
would be a shame if this film never made
the leap to 3d if gravity and the
Martian proved anything it’s that 3d can
add a whole other layer of realism to
movies set in outer space since 2001 is
arguably the definitive film about space
exploration it’s hard to imagine a 3d
remastering going wrong before we get to
our top picks here are a few honorable
mentions
[Music]
[Applause]
number one inception
if you saw dr. strange in the theaters
there’s a good possibility the film’s
mind-bending special effects reminded
you of inception since the 3d effects
were so spectacular in the affirmation
Marvel movie we believe the technology
would work wonders for this particular
Christopher Nolan film taking us inside
a dream room
the ambitious blockbuster delivered one
extraordinary sequence after another
from the hallway fight to the runaway
train not a second goes by that wouldn’t
look incredible in 3d
Nolan actually tried converting
inception to 3d but didn’t have time to
perfect it while knowing isn’t the
biggest 3d fan singing in this format
would be a dream come true for fans do
you agree with our picks check out these
other great clips from WatchMojo and
subscribe for new videos every day
[Music]
those glasses welcome to watchmojo.com
and today we’ll be counting down our
tanks to the top 10 movies that need a
3d remaster before we begin we publish
new videos every day so be sure to
subscribe for more great content for
this list we’re taking a look at movies
that deserve to be re-released in
cinemas with a 3d treatment
number 10 Independence Day Independence
Day resurgence didn’t exactly Pack
theaters but we paid top dollar to see
the original blockbuster on the big
screen again especially with a 3d bonus
the 3d effect would feel right at home
during the film’s aerial sequences
lifting viewers up into the sky to
battle aliens alongside Will Smith we’re
not here without it it would be like the
ultimate flight simulator ride of course
the real draw here would be the enormous
explosion audiences were blown away back
in 1996 when the white house went blue
just imagine that striking scene in the
third dimension with fire and debris
blasting out at us we’ll take that over
a fireworks show any day
number nine wall-e wall-e hit the scene
in 2008 just missing the 3d crazy avatar
brought about the following year this
then Disney and Pixar have remastered
some of their most beloved classics in
3d including Finding Nemo and Monsters
Inc to the science weed it’s high time
morally also returned to theatres with a
3d twist largely relying on visuals to
get the story across this animated
feature creates a vivid future the
audiences can lose themselves in 3d has
the ability to take this immersive
experience one step beyond dancing with
wall-e and Eve in the bath recesses of
space would be totally out of this world
number eight die hard music comes
together the human heart r-rated action
flicks are finally making a comeback
with Deadpool and John wick so why not
rerelease the 1988 masterpiece that set
the gold standard for the genre of
course if the studio want something
extra to filty a 3d conversion is the
way to go Iran primarily taking place in
the Nakatomi Plaza during a hostage
crisis die hard already has an
unyielding sense of dread throughout 3d
can take drills up to 11 as John McClane
dodges certain death around every corner
the rooftop scene in particular is just
begging for a 3d makeover complete with
explosions gunfire and an epic leap of
faith bound to leave audiences saying
yippee-ki-yay
number seven Back to the Future trilogy
[Music]
considering director Robert Zemeckis had
since brilliantly used the technology in
the Polar Express and the walk it’s
actually surprising that this timeless
truths you haven’t gotten a 3d reissue
yet 3d would allow audiences to get
inside the DeLorean making Marty’s race
against the clock all the more exciting
it had almost be like revisiting the
retired Back to the Future ride at
Universal Studio Scott what these movies
are just as relevant today with the Cubs
winning the World Series hoverboards
sort of becoming a reality as if sharing
an undeniable resemblance to President
Trump while Shuzo sizing up admittedly
we’re still waiting for jaws 19 but just
imagine that hologram shark in 3d number
six Blade Runner when people think of
futuristic cities Ridley Scott’s vision
of 2019 Los Angeles actually comes to
mind the production designers behind
Blade Runner truly created one of the
most i popping settings in cinematic
history impeccably blending elements of
film noir and science fiction since 3d
is all about teleporting audiences into
fantastic worlds this classic seems like
an ideal match watching the film in 2d
the audience already feels like they’re
part of this deeply engaging environment
a pair of 3d glasses would make the
experience even live beer sucking us
right into the screen it would be
especially fitting given the admiration
Scott develops for 3d while shooting
Prometheus which brings us to our next
entry
number five alien when horror movies
utilize 3d effects the results are often
gimmicky to say the least with the right
setting pacing and atmosphere though it
can be done with that in mind alien 3ds
certainly has a nice ring to it although
it technically takes place in a starship
in outer space many have pointed out the
alien functions as one of the most
chilling haunted house movies ever made
[Music]
it’s claustrophobic environment and
bloodthirsty antagonists are guaranteed
to send a shiver of anyone’s spine by
taking the suspense to the third
dimension audiences will feel like
something is literally crawling up their
spines in the theater everyone can hear
you scream number four the Lord of the
Rings the two towers Peter Jackson
already brought The Hobbit films to the
third dimension so it only makes sense
to get the Lord of the Rings trilogy a
3d update as well but which film would
look the most impressive in this format
well certainly a tough call the two
towers stands out above the rest thanks
to the breathtaking Battle of Helm’s
Deep the extravagant large-scale action
sequence has countless ingredients that
were poured for 3d arrow shooting
through the night sky ladders rising up
against a massive fortress and giant
armies charging at one another gandalf
last-minute rescue would most notably
benefit from this conversion likely
eliciting a thunderous applause from
audiences number three The Matrix
an effective 3d movie blurs the line
between what’s real and what’s illusion
singing oh the matrix is all about
questioning ones existence 3d would make
it even more mind-blowing whether the
characters are jumping across rooftops
or flying through the air the audience
would be in store for one exhilarating
journey the bullet time sequences in
particular seem tailor-made for this
format slowing down the action so we can
really appreciate every second of 3d
glory if Morpheus were to reach his hand
out of the screen and offer us two pills
there’s zero doubt that we would take
the red one for a trip down the
cinematic rabbit hole unlike any other
remember all I’m offering is the truth
nothing more number two 2001 a Space
Odyssey Stanley Kubrick’s tour de force
remains one of the best examples of
visual storytelling in film sometimes
going minutes on end without any
dialogue 2001 takes us on a transcendent
voyage from the dawn of man to the next
step in humankind evolution with so much
unforgettable imagery on display it
would be a shame if this film never made
the leap to 3d if gravity and the
Martian proved anything it’s that 3d can
add a whole other layer of realism to
movies set in outer space since 2001 is
arguably the definitive film about space
exploration it’s hard to imagine a 3d
remastering going wrong before we get to
our top picks here are a few honorable
mentions
[Music]
[Applause]
number one inception
if you saw dr. strange in the theaters
there’s a good possibility the film’s
mind-bending special effects reminded
you of inception since the 3d effects
were so spectacular in the affirmation
Marvel movie we believe the technology
would work wonders for this particular
Christopher Nolan film taking us inside
a dream room
the ambitious blockbuster delivered one
extraordinary sequence after another
from the hallway fight to the runaway
train not a second goes by that wouldn’t
look incredible in 3d
Nolan actually tried converting
inception to 3d but didn’t have time to
perfect it while knowing isn’t the
biggest 3d fan singing in this format
would be a dream come true for fans do
you agree with our picks check out these
other great clips from WatchMojo and
subscribe for new videos every day
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