Silver Age 3-D 1966-1997 including the 1980s 3D revival

[Robert Furmanek]

Like many early widescreen aspect ratio listings on IMDb, there are inaccuracies so I would not take that data as gospel.

Much of their 3-D data comes from the R.M. Hayes book which is littered with errors.

That being said, it is most definitely not The Starlets!

[grazina31]

Originally Posted by pixote

I’m hesitant to start the guessing game, and frankly I hope you’re right

Well, I’ve eliminated Starchaser, Friday the 13th and a couple of others that have been released already. I just saw the trailer for El Tesoro de las quatro Coronas and I must say it looked like allot of fun. With that said, whatever movie it is, I’m sure we are going to love it, and I don’t think Mr. Furmanek and his team would go for anything but a 3D gem. We’re in for a treat.

[pixote]

Originally Posted by grazina31

Well, I’ve eliminated Starchaser, Friday the 13th and a couple of others that have been released already. I just saw the trailer for El Tesoro de las quatro Coronas and I must say it looked like allot of fun. With that said, whatever movie it is, I’m sure we are going to love it, and I don’t think Mr. Furmanek and his team would go for anything but a 3D gem. We’re in for a treat.

Well both Dynasty and Friday the 13th have “Blu-ray 3D (Upcoming)” on IMDB, but now that I know it’s far from accurate I guess that doesn’t mean much of anything lol. It’s fun to dream. Whatever it is I’m buying anyhow

[Robert Furmanek]

Oh trust me, you WILL buy this one!

[Camps]

Originally Posted by Robert Furmanek

That being said, it is most definitely not The Starlets!

Oh drat!

(Just kidding... )

[Robert Furmanek]

We actually own the rights to that one and can do it whenever we want. It’s not a priority at the moment.

[BleedOrange11]

Originally Posted by pixote

I’m hesitant to start the guessing game, and frankly I hope you’re right, but take a look at the list you posted. Look at who’s credited beside ‘Alpha Productions’ for ‘The Starlet’

Also, is this list suggesting there are DCP’s for the Korean 3D films? I had no idea there were so many 3D Korean films from the 70’s. It seems to suggest a company called The Korean Film Archive may have them?

That's my list. I am the author. It's definitely not gospel--just a compilation of my own research into 3D movies, which is a combination of what I read from Bob, IMDB, Wikipedia, etc. The Korean Film Archive website listed having a "Digi-Betacam" for those two 3D films, as well as 3D dupe negatives and release prints. I assume that means they have digitized those 3D elements, but I'm not really sure--hence the question mark.

Bob, doesn't your archive own the rights to The Starlets and other Silver Age 3D erotic films? That's why I typed "3-D Film Archive" under The Starlets. What do you own rights for that hasn't been released yet?

[infiniteCR]

Originally Posted by grazina31

Thank you so much for taking the time to answer my questions.

For everyone else I found this online just now:
https://www.imdb.com/list/ls063066658/
It is a list of the 3D Silver Age movies. Don’t know how accurate it is. Maybe Mr. Furmanek can glance over and give us is two cents.
I can’t help but hope this new project is number 8. One of my childhood favorites.

Nice, I'll take number 1 or 8 also.

[cinerama]

I will buy anything that the 3D Film Archive releases but the top priority for me would be Andy Warhol's Frankenstein.

[revgen]

According to the IMDB list, Kino-Lorber and 3-D Film Archive are restoring Dynasty (1977).

[osmos512]

Treasure of the Four Crowns would be my hope, but I've heard great things about Dynasty!

[petergee]

Could it be... could it be... a certain Mr Voorhees?

Exciting times!

[BleedOrange11]

Originally Posted by revgen

According to the IMDB list, Kino-Lorber and 3-D Film Archive are restoring Dynasty (1977).

I was using bold font for confirmed and non-bold for unconfirmed but likely or stuff that Bob hints at. Maybe I should have explained that on the list. It just makes sense to me that if Kino secured rights to Revenge of the Shogun Women, they probably got Dynasty too, so I assume it's coming in the future as part of the 10-15 that's in the pipeline. Can always edit the list if I'm wrong.

[Robert Furmanek]

It’s not Mr Voorhees.

[Steedeel]

Originally Posted by Robert Furmanek

It’s not Mr Voorhees.

Was hoping it was. I think it’s Silent Madness in that case.

[BleedOrange11]

I hope it's Frankenstein's Bloody Terror. For what its worth, every trailer on 3-D Rarities, Vol. I eventually got its own Blu-ray 3D release...

It's also been mentioned that a 3D print of Domo Arigato was found at the Library of Congress.

[the13thman]

There's not much I'd prioritise over Revenge Of The Shogun Women except Dynasty and maybe Treasure Of The Four Crowns, but then again I haven't seen many Silver Age titles.

[revgen]

One possibility that hasn't been mentioned is Magnificent Bodyguards (1978) which stars Jackie Chan. This film hasn't been released in the US on blu-ray. For many people, a Jackie Chan film is a "will buy" regardless of whether it's 2-D or 3-D.

[the13thman]

Originally Posted by revgen

One possibility that hasn't been mentioned is Magnificent Bodyguards (1978) which stars Jackie Chan. This film hasn't been released in the US on blu-ray. For many people, a Jackie Chan film is a "will buy" regardless of whether it's 2-D or 3-D.

That one is most wanted but last I heard attempts to secure it were effectively ignored.

[infiniteCR]

Originally Posted by revgen

One possibility that hasn't been mentioned is Magnificent Bodyguards (1978) which stars Jackie Chan. This film hasn't been released in the US on blu-ray. For many people, a Jackie Chan film is a "will buy" regardless of whether it's 2-D or 3-D.

Certainly true for me. I'm usually not into the Dynasty types, but a Jackie Chan movie would do the trick.