"It came from the past... 3-D"

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It came from the past... 3-D
The Coolidge delves into stereoscopic history. George Lucas vows to add a new dimension to film. So are 3-D movies a relic or the next big thing?
By Ty Burr, Boston Globe Staff | June 5, 2005
There was nothing three-dimensional whatsoever about the recently released horror film ''House of Wax," least of all Paris Hilton's performance. But audiences who recall the 1953 original starring Vincent Price and Carolyn ''Morticia Addams" Jones, know that it was all 3-D -- the first big box-office success in the oddly random history of stereoscopic cinema.
Tongue planted firmly in cheek, the Coolidge Corner Theatre has exhumed "House" in all its sepulchral, eye-poking glory as the Friday opening salvo of its "Thrilling 3-D Film Festival."
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Topic - "It came from the past... 3-D" - clarkjohnsen 09:03:06 06/06/05 (4)

Lucas needs to be assassinated in the name of art. - Bulkington 13:36:54 06/06/05 (2)

Let's start a collection! n/t - PCL 09:50:46 06/07/05 (0)

Sad but true. nt - clarkjohnsen 08:29:50 06/07/05 (0)

Next big thing... - mkuller 10:23:41 06/06/05 (0)

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