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bloody-3 — 9 years ago(April 27, 2016 06:40 AM)

Saw it last night in the flat version on dvd. It was okay if a bit silly. According to a poster on the IMDB message board for the film there was a 3-D screening of the movie in New York City on August 14 2010. Did anyone see it there or in its original release in the 1950's?
www.imdb.com/board/10047041/

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Back in the 82 an anaglyph version was premiered on local t.v.Although the anaglyph version the color was messed up,the 3D was pretty good ,but active shutter Blu-ray version would be an improvement. It's as silly as the mask.

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