My latest Flashbak piece remembers the 1980s 3-D movie craze.
Here's a snippet and the url: (http://flashbak.com/comin-at-ya-the-eighties-3-d-movie-craze-circa-1981-1983-27711/)
"In
2009, 3-D movies came roaring back to the pop culture forefront with expensive sci-fi
epics like Avatar and Star Trek, as well as horror movies
such as the remake, My Bloody Valentine.
3-D moviemaking is probably here to stay
(especially if it is summer-time…), but the 1980s actually saw a similar
“burst” of 3-D movie-making, even though the form tends to be associated with
the 1950s first and foremost.
Some
of these eighties films were in popular franchises (Amityville, Jaws, and Friday
the 13th), but almost all the films in the trend were
downright terrible. The low quality of
the films (and the poor 3-D effects) may be one reason the form went back into
hibernation for another quarter century.
Here
is a look at the 3-D movies of the early eighties..."
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