Can Older Movies Be Made Into 3-D Versions?

3D doesn't make me nauseous or headachey, just slightly disoriented. I can tell that things are intended to be in a different plane from the screen, but my eyes don't have to refocus and I think that's what disturbs me.
That and the directors just don't seem able to stop playing with it and keep trying to make me go WOW when I'd rather it was just a seamless part of the production.

"Shucks, there goes my dream of seeing The Empire Strikes Back in glorious 3-D."

Lucas is working on it.
http://www.thewrap.com/article/star-wars-3d-works-13149

Yeah, that's not entirely true, Lucas is 3D-ifying the Starwars movies. They've given the treatment to the First 2 Toy Story films - though I guess that's a bit different being CG.

I am not a fan of 3d. I really disliked Avatar because of this.

This technology also ruined the MJ tribute at the Grammy's for me.

I actually like 3D. The most recent movie I watched in 3D was Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs, but I couldn't even tell I was watching 3D (but other than that I do like 3D.).

I'd like a pair of my own 3D glasses. D:

I've been a 3D fan for years. If your obsessive, like me, you can root through old movies where the camera is traveling sideways, or orbiting the subject. Steal a couple of frames for your left right pair and viola! A 3D still of Minas Tirith or Seven of Nine! I can cross or wall-eye pretty well so all I needed to do was put the images side by side. If set up for cross eyed, just put your finger on the screen and look at it as you bring it closer. Just look at the finger. At the right distance the two pictures will overlap to make a third. Just look at your finger and relax. Most people will, over a couple of minutes, be able to move their focus to the screen.

Due to the fact that I have only one good eye I don't get the 3D effect. But I did notice on the Avatar movie that I had to wear the stupid glasses or some of the screen was fuzzy. How will the 3d effect transfer to DVD for home use. Will if have 2 formats, 3D & non-3D. Or will I have to wear the stupid glasses or put up with the fuzzy picture.

What "stunning advancements in 3-D technology"?

It looks like a gooddamned cardboard cutout or a popup book. I was annoyed twofold because my boyfriend looked so unsexy with 3D glasses and it made wearing our normal glasses underneath a tad annoying.

If you want to offer a movie in 3D, go for it. But don't make it the only way to see it. It doesn't actually improve the viewing experience at all.

3D?
Big deal. It's no better than the Viewmaster I had when I was a kid. Except it moves.