Star Wars makers consider 3-D

After a brief incarnation in the early 1950s and a short-lived revival in the 1980s, 3-D movies are now getting serious consideration among filmmakers who want to send images leaping off the movie screen and into the audience.

Star Wars makers consider 3-D

After a brief incarnation in the early 1950s and a short-lived revival in the 1980s, 3-D movies are now getting serious consideration among filmmakers who want to send images leaping off the movie screen and into the audience.

Star Wars creator George Lucas and Titanic director James Cameron were among those promoting a new digital alteration that converts two-dimensional movies into 3-D.

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