Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace 3D hits theaters February 10th, 2012. Check it out below and please let us know your reason for wanting to see this re-release in a theater. Just look at the difference! Since we can’t see the 3D here, this acts as the same exact footage we saw in 1999, except Lucas has wisely toned down Jake Lloyd as Anakin Skywalker and removed Jar Jar Binks altogether. Why would you want to watch this 2D trailer here on a 3D-absent computer? To give the effect of added value, the studio has started the footage out in a small screen then blown up to full resolution. Read Common Sense Medias Star Wars: Episode I: The Phantom Menace review, age rating, and parents. If box office doesn’t go as planned, then the rest of the 3D conversions will be called off.Īrriving today, the first Phantom Menace 3D trailer raises many questions. Kid-centric but violent prequel lacks originals energy. Instead of kicking things off with the originals, we are going in order from 1-6, with one release per year.
After the much-maligned recent Blu-ray release chock full of changes, Lucasfilm is bringing the series back to theaters in 3D. In the 1999 book 'Star Wars - The Making of Episode I: The Phantom Menace' by Laurent Bouzereau and Jody Duncan it is revealed that John Williams began writing the score in the middle of the film, as he wanted to get to the human aspects, specifically the scenes between Anakin and his mother, before he got into the action sequences. The 1998 teaser for the return of Star Wars wasnt just a treat for fans: it was a coup for Apple and one of the biggest. With a single film, and two more desecrations to follow, George Lucas crushed the legacy of his beloved sci-fi saga with a swift blow. 20 years ago, Star Wars: The Phantom Menaces trailer made web history. There are few films that incite more rage than Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace 3D.
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