When the first 3D movies came to theaters, many people were not very confident. In fact, many thought that it was a sort of exaggeration, a fashion that would disappear in a short time. This was not the case. New technologies and innovation have made it possible to make films in ever more spectacular three dimensions, which today can no longer be watched only and exclusively in the cinema as was the case at the beginning. All the most famous brands have in fact placed on the market the latest generation of televisions that allow excellent use of 3D films, with or without glasses.
But what are the best 3D movies ever, the ones that are really worth seeing at least once in a lifetime? We have chosen for you what are in our opinion the best 5 3D movies.
The List of The Best
Hugo Cabret, the 3D film by Martin Scorsese
For years only animated films have found 3D in their teeth. Following the films with a lot of action. Thanks to Martin Scorsese, new technologies have also made their way into higher-level films. Martin Scorsese ‘s 2011 film Hugo Cabret, shot in three dimensions, even won 5 Oscars.
This is the story of an orphaned boy from the 1930s, who lives in secret in a train station in Paris. The child has not only lost his parents, he has now lost his uncle as well. Alone in the world, he is forced to steal in order to live and eat.
As Hugo tries to fix his father’s toy automaton, he comes into contact with some quirky characters, an eccentric girl and an elderly toy salesman. Hugo Cabret finds himself on wonderful adventures and finally discovers what it means to feel at home.
3D Movie Avatar
Not everyone liked the story of Avatar, one of the most controversial films of recent years. But it is impossible not to agree that James Cameron is one of the most creative directors ever, who has been able to take fantasy films to a new level.
Thanks to the innovative 3D technologies that were used to shoot this film, the viewer really has the opportunity to feel inside the world of Pandora. James Cameron himself admitted that he made the film precisely to be seen in three dimensions, an experience he considered to be complete. This 3D film also won some Oscars, three to be precise: best photography, best scenography, best special effects.
Nightmare Before Christmas
Among Tim Burton’s films this is undoubtedly the most loved, a film that is certainly not suitable for younger children, indeed considered by many to be ideal especially for an adult audience. The film was not shot in three dimensions, but thanks to new technologies it was possible to convert it so as to be able to guarantee all lovers of the genre a modern viewing experience capable of creating even more intense emotions if possible.
What is the film about? If you are new to Nightmare Before Christmas, here is a brief summary. This is the story of Jack Skellington, king of the pumpkins in the Halloween world. Jack discovers Christmas and falls in love with its delightful atmosphere. He then decides to kidnap Santa Claus and replace him for a year, hoping to bring peace and love to the whole world. It won’t be easy, because Halloween runs through his veins. A magical, modern, sometimes surreal tale, an original film that nothing and no one has ever managed to equal.
Animated Movie in 3: Up
Among the best animated films in 3 dimensions, we certainly feel obliged to report Up from Pixar. Up is an animated film suitable for the whole family, which allows you to reflect on important feelings, such as love and mutual respect. In this case, 3D was not used to make adventures more exciting, but to be able to give greater value to a story so full of emotions.
How to Train Your Dragon
Another of the most beautiful animated films ever made in three dimensions, How to Train Your Dragon. In this case the film lends itself very well to the three dimensions: dragons flying and breathing fire, speed races, incredible adventures, what could be more suitable?
The story, for those unfamiliar with it, sees a child and a dragon named Toothless as the protagonist. The two learn to be friends and to love each other, until they become inseparable. But the father of the child and all the villagers would like to defeat the dragons, because they believe that they are evil creatures that can only bring death and destruction. Will the boy be able to change the adults’ minds?
