To be sure, this isn’t Jaws 3D, the 1983 sequel that was viewed by audiences with cardboard glasses and received generally negative reviews. This is a new conversion of Spielberg’s original ...

You can adjust the glasses according to ambient brightness, whether you're wearing prescription lenses already, and also the amount of the 3D effect – from in-your-face Jaws 3D-style to subtle ...

You’re always going to be tempted to take your glasses off during a 3D movie, and if you’re not, you’re a liar. Jaws especially makes itself a case to invite such behavior, as format ...

The holographic projection advertising the fake film Jaws 19 that appeared in Back ... and now large, glasses-free holographic 3D projections can be added to the list as well.

And if a new movie can be retrofitted for a 3D release, why not an old classic? Like, I dunno, “Jaws”? Oh yes, people. 3D isn’t just the future of movies. It appears to now be the past as ...