Enlighten me, oh geekdom

[andrewducker]

As 3D versions of recent movies have shown themselves to be insanely popular - frequently raking in several times more money in the 3D screens than in the normal ones, and CGI movies should be trivial to produce 3D prints of, why wasn't there a 3D version of WALL-E?

Comments

[broin.livejournal.com]

I suppose, yeah. The angles aren't *so* different. True. Thanks.

[andrewducker]

I'm assuming there is _a_ reason though - it might be that the angles are different enough that certain effects will look screwy (the sandstorm, for instance).

Damn the lack of Pixar employees on my friends list!