Jupiter Ascending 3D Blu-ray (2015) [Region Free]

[Chaotic]

Speaking of Speed Racer, that would be great in 3D.

[Infernal King]

Was Jupiter Ascending shot in 3D?

Originally Posted by mar3o

Exactly. I loved both of those as well. But I'm scared because this means the studio might decide to tinker with the film and start cutting scenes or adding more crap to make it fit better with test audiences. That's rarely a good thing.

I can't think of an instance where someone "tinkered with" any of the Wachowskis' films so I'm not too worried about that happening.

Originally Posted by Zivouhr

Bummer to hear this has been bumped to 2015 just like Seventh Son 3D was also. I was definitely going to check this out in the hopes of another V for Vendetta or Matrix style movie from the Wachowski twins.
Thanks for the info Levcore. I have to wonder who they are bringing in for these test audiences? Are they people who actually WANT to see the movie, or just people who want to see any movie for free? Big difference in the reactions they might expect. Some people who aren't into this genre of movie won't like it no matter how good it might have been. But they spend a lot on these films, so if they feel 2015 Winter is a safer bet, then so be it.

2015 will be an insane year for sci fi, fantasy action movies though, with Star Wars, Avengers 2, etc on the way.

It's probably just any yahoo off the street who wants to see a movie for free.

Good thing Jupiter Ascending is still coming out way before the onslaught of other sci-fi blockbusters in 2015.

Originally Posted by Chaotic

Speaking of Speed Racer, that would be great in 3D.

Or lossless audio on Blu-ray.

[BleedOrange11]

Originally Posted by Infernal King

Was Jupiter Ascending shot in 3D?

I think it's a Legend 3D conversion.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1617661/fullcredits

[Zivouhr]

Originally Posted by Infernal King

Was Jupiter Ascending shot in 3D?



I can't think of an instance where someone "tinkered with" any of the Wachowskis' films so I'm not too worried about that happening.



It's probably just any yahoo off the street who wants to see a movie for free.

Good thing Jupiter Ascending is still coming out way before the onslaught of other sci-fi blockbusters in 2015.



Or lossless audio on Blu-ray.

Yeah, it's good it's avoiding the summer blockbusters, though it would have been able to put up a fight I'd say, if fans knew they also created the Matrix.

Milas Kunis (spelling?) in Jupiter Rising is said to be the main character here, set in the future, a princess who doesn't know it, and might have special powers, if I remember the story right. Tatum has to keep her safe. Is that the general story line for those who have researched the film better?

[Infernal King]

Originally Posted by Zivouhr

Yeah, it's good it's avoiding the summer blockbusters, though it would have been able to put up a fight I'd say, if fans knew they also created the Matrix.

Milas Kunis (spelling?) in Jupiter Rising is said to be the main character here, set in the future, a princess who doesn't know it, and might have special powers, if I remember the story right. Tatum has to keep her safe. Is that the general story line for those who have researched the film better?

According to the trailers, yes.

[Bluray3d4life]

Saw the trailer today in IMAX, and it said nothing about 3d......Very strange!

[mar3o]

I read an article on this today on Yahoo, and it said that the effects for the film were not even complete, which is what some of the complaints were with the test audiences. They already did some re-shoots earlier this year but they now plan to go back and work more on the effects and more re-shoots. It sounds like this film wasn't completely cooked, and they were trying to release it anyways.

I will agree though that in my experience test audiences tend to do more harm than good. I have no idea what kind of people they get into these test screenings but it's likely people who will see anything for free, regardless of what kind of film it is. Not a great idea, because you're not getting input from people who would be more likely to see this type of film. So any input may or may not be particularly helpful. You would think studios would have figured this out by now. Too many films have been altered due to poor test screenings, and have suffered as a result.