Courtesy of DC Comics
Marvel Studios’ next two blockbusters – Kenneth Branagh’s Thor and Joe Johnston’s The First Avenger: Captain America – have both been officially upgraded from standard to 3-D films, according to multiple sources including MTV.com and The Los Angeles Times.
According to Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige, fans can expect nothing less than the best from the 3-D conversion process being applied to these movies, part of Marvel’s expansion of The Avengers family of films that includes the Iron Man and Hulk franchises.
"In being able to think in 3-D from the start – and having every bit of our special effects rendered in true 3-D – we have the opportunity to do it right," Feige said. "When you're working with a director like Ken Branagh or Joe Johnston, they're not going to settle for less than perfect image. They're not going to settle for something that isn't up to the artistry of everything else they've done on the film ... they're not going to put on some overlay in the last 10 to 12 weeks of post-production for a fiscal reason."
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