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Bob,
It would be great if you could showcase one 3D film per month and go into the production history and restoration that has taken place since the Golden Days of the 1950's. I still remember how thrilling it was to be part of the audience at the 3D Expo in Hollywood and hear a true stereophonic soundtrack for "It Came from Outer Space." Also, I never thought I would see the Nat King Cole short in 3D.
Thanks,
Bill

That's a good suggestion, Bill. We're going to be updating the site from time to time with new research and information on the Golden Age titles. I appreciate your interest.

We've added some comic book covers to Myth #1 which may explain why nearly 60 years later, some people confuse anaglyph comics with the movies.

http://www.3dfilmarchive.com/home/top-10-3-d-myths

Bob, Can you shed a little light on Stereophonic sound and it's use with 3D films in the 1950's? What films had a stereo soundtrack?
Thanks,
Bill

"The History of 3-D Comic Books" article is now on our website. Check it out and please share with your friends. Enjoy!

http://www.3dfilmarchive.com/home/image ... omic-books" target="_blank"

EXCELLENT article Bob!
Thanks for the link.

Thank you very much Rich, glad you enjoyed it!

Here's another before/after example showing our anaglyph restoration technique for those wonderful 3-D comic books. Don't forget to place the blue lens over your right eye. If you'd like to see more, check out the new article on our website: http://www.3dfilmarchive.com/home/image ... omic-books" target="_blank

Our new article is now on the website. We present our review of the new DIAL M FOR MURDER Blu-ray plus the background and history on this landmark 3-D production. We also clear up a few long-standing myths along the way!

http://www.3dfilmarchive.com/dial-m-blu-ray-review

Greg Kintz and I hope you will enjoy it.