Encounter in the Third Dimension

Encounter in the Third Dimension (1999)

  • 73% of critics liked it
    (11 reviews)

  • 40% of users liked it
    (405 ratings)

The first large-format 3-D film to open simultaneously in all three IMAX theatres in Los Angeles, Encounters In The Third Dimension uses a visit to an eccentric inventor who has invented a new 3-D device, "Real-O-Vision," as a framework for a series of spectacular three-dimensional sequences,… More

Unrated, 40 min.
Directed By
Ben Stassen
Genres
Documentary, Television, Special Interest
In Theaters
Mar 31, 1999 Wide
On DVD
Mar 29, 2005
nWave Pictures

Critic Reviews

  • Philip Martin, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

    While the film promises a tour through the history of stereoscopic effects, the survey is pretty cursory, with a lot of old Stereopticon cards and clips from 3-D movies from the form's early 1950s heyday like Bwana Devil (1952).

  • Herb Lash, Big Movie Zone

    The film is ... not so much a satisfying story as it is a fun loving promise of things to come in the world of IMAX in 3-D.

  • Kevin Lally, Film Journal International

    Contains some vertiginous visions that can truly be labeled 'state-of-the-art.'

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