http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/...63673.html

“The reworking of the 1991 cult film Sex And Zen is due to open in Hong Kong and Taiwan next week and there are already reports of tour groups planning trips from mainland China, where the film is banned. "It will leave audiences feeling like they are sitting right there at the edge of the bed," Stephen Shiu Jnr, who wrote and produced the £2m Cantonese-language film, told Chinese media.”

But is it real 3D, or just converted?

http://www.cnngo.com/hong-kong/stephen-s...iew-229317

Do they mean the first 3D porno to be screened in cinemas? I remember reading a Bloomberg article about Sony using 3D AV to help market its 3D TVs for their domestic release, because AV makes up about one third of total DVD sales in Japan. I wonder if the mosaics are cubed or something.

Javizy Wrote:I wonder if the mosaics are cubed or something.

Nyahahahaha This made my day

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That's the same 3D as Avatar isn't it? Yawn. I'm far more impressed by the 3D posters than were the rage in the nineties. Have you seen a good quality full colour, full size 3D poster? It's freaking cool.

This cross-eye thing that was in Japanese black and white mangas. I think they were nicknamed "magic eye". When you see a full colour, poster size print made with a 3D computer render it's sooooo much better. Really pops out at you, it feels like it pops out 30cm or more out of the picture.

nest0r Wrote:there are already reports of tour groups planning trips from mainland China, where the film is banned. "It will leave audiences feeling like they are sitting right there at the edge of the bed,"

I trumped their technology months ago. A guy installed massaging lazyboy chairs at the edge of my bed with built in cappuccino dispensers. H.I.S. handles the tour packages out of Shanghai.