In 2022, filmmaker Anthony Geffen and deep-sea mapping company Magellan completed a detailed 3D ... the Titanic’s violent demise, which contrasts with the depiction in James Cameron’s 1997 ...

In the 15 years since his 1997 blockbuster sailed into the ... new heights with the theatrical re-release of “Titanic,” presented in a 3D version that represents the most exhaustive and ...

Why is that surprising? Because Titanic wasn't filmed using 3D cameras. Back in 1997 we were perfectly content to watch Leo and Kate legging it around the sinking ship in the usual two dimensions.

Geffen said continued fascination with the Titanic is due to so many elements of the disaster that weren’t uncovered in James Cameron’s 1997 film — like the discoveries revealed by the 3D ...

As when “Titanic” first unspooled in 1997, Paramount will handle the re ... a studio executive involved in the projects said. The 3D versions of the pics eventually will hit Blu-ray Disc ...

When “Titanic” first came out, in 1997, the average price of a movie ticket was $4.59. Internet cafes were a thing. Movies in 3D, with the goofy red-and-blue cardboard glasses, were considered ...