BCS title game will be filmed live in 3-D

[All Vol 14]

Florida-Oklahoma BCS championship to be broadcast live in 3-D - NCAA Football - Bowls - 2008 - SI.com

 

[snake5040]

Florida-Oklahoma BCS championship to be broadcast live in 3-D - NCAA Football - Bowls - 2008 - SI.com

if they wouldve have done this 10 years ago i would watch it.

anybody know what movie theatres in TN are playing it?

 

[BrierVol61]

pass, but keep the technology moving forward...

 

[RockyTopEmpire]

cool

 

[YAZ]

Wynnsong 16 is showing it in Knoxville.

 

[TheVol]

Pretty cool. Do you still have to wear the same lame glasses?

 

[GoVols10]

Neet

 

[TENNESSEESLIM]

my tv 3-d capable but i cant find the glasses .i just wonder how good it will look, nfl also doing this they started a few weeks ago.

 

[TENNESSEESLIM]

Pretty cool. Do you still have to wear the same lame glasses?

they are more high tech nowadays not the red and blue lenses they are clear.

 

[VolsZealot]

hmm sounds interesting.

 

[BartW]

Wynnsong 16 is practically next door (and almost always deserted)!

I might have to do this...

 

[mattvols]

I might check that out. Wish I could have tested it on a game other than the title game but I still might do that

 

[Section_P_Row_48]

I'm pissed off! They did the stupid test broadcast in Boston for the Raiders/Chargers game, but the closest theatre to Boston broadcasting the BCS game is Brooklyn, NY!!!
I hate being a college football fan in the land of pro football. There is absolutely no love for college football in the NE!

 

[kiddiedoc]

As to newer 3-D technology: I took my 4 year to see Journey to the Center of the Earth in Turkey Creek about 2 months ago. The visual effects were incredible. We're going to try to catch Bolt this weekend.

 

[bleedorange0037]

As to newer 3-D technology: I took my 4 year to see Journey to the Center of the Earth in Turkey Creek about 2 months ago. The visual effects were incredible. We're going to try to catch Bolt this weekend.

That's interesting. To me 3-d still sounds very 80's and kind of silly with those red and blue 3-D glasses. I saw an IMAX movie about 10 years ago and wasn't impressed, but I'd be interested to see what advances have been made.