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‘Beauty and the Beast’ gets a 3-D makeover

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By Patrick Luce Nov 19, 2008, 12:57 GMT


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OmegaWolf747Nov 19th, 2008 - 14:09:28

Beauty and the Beast to be CGIed? Please say it isn't so? Why doesn't Disney concentrate on making new, original movies instead of remaking, sequelizing, CGIing and otherwise wrecking their classics?

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AnonymousNov 19th, 2008 - 15:45:49

Beauty and the Beast isn't going to be 'CGIed'. The term '3-D' in this article is speaking of Stereoscopic 3D, meaning the movie will be identical to its original release, except that you'll wear special glasses to watch it, making objects on screen appear as though they have depth.

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