Titanic 3D: TV Spot for outstanding 3D re-release of the onetime “biggest film of all time”...

I will get around to putting up a review of Titanic 3D. In short I will say that the quality of the 3D, in this lovingly converted film, is better than most “shot in 3D” films I’ve seen.

Here’s a look at what you can expect when the film that stood on top of Hollywood’s biggest grosser list (Hollywood doesn’t do adjusted figures so no whining about that please / plus even with adjusting the global total for the film is very, very big indeed). It’ll get bigger in April too; one of the people I attended a preview with suggested that with a massive number of people yet to see the film as all, and it having aged extremely well, the film could be one of the top grosser of the year. She may have overestimated things a little, but “top” film magazine Empire has Titanic 3D at number 17 in their predictions for the top 20 summer ‘blockbusters’. (They guess it will take in $230m)

TV Spot...

Top 5 films (unadjusted in US dollars)

Film		North America	Int.	Worldwide	Budget
1	Avatar	$760,507,625	$2,021,767,547	$2,782,275,172	$237m
2	Titanic	$600,788,188	$1,242,413,080	$1,843,201,268	$200m
3	Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows P.2	$381,011,219	$947,100,000	$1,328,111,219
4	Transformers: Dark of The Moon	$352,390,543	$771,356,453	$1,123,746,996	$195m
5	The Lord of The Rings: The Return of The King	$377,845,905	$742,083,616	$1,119,929,521	$94m

Here’s the full trailer...