They’re doing a 4K restoration.
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I’m down; when I was little, that’s one of my earliest memories of MST 3K. 
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Thank you, Guidance Ro-Man! I’ve pledged now. It is part of The Plan.
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Ya know, I’m really big into 3D, I have most of 3D Archive’s releases, but dear gods, that film is probably the worst use of 3d imaginable.
As in, why is this in 3D? There’s no depth to the blocking at all. There’s nothing to see except those damn bubbles.
(Yes, I have seen this in 3D. It wasn’t worth it)
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I still get a kick out of the interjection on the DVD cover:
In Intriguing 2-D
Robot Monster DVD Cover
Not “3-D,” because that release wasn’t. And not, “Incredible!” or “Unbelievable!” (because those were already used on the cover), not “Amazing!” not, “Astonishing!” not “Astounding!” just… “Intriguing.” When “intriguing” is the third-best superlative that can be mustered for a movie media cover, you just know it’s got to be bad.
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This looks like the perfect 1950’s date movie at the drive-in.
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I must… but I cannot!
No. Seriously. I have a surprise tax bill and need to avoid all unnecessary expenses.
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Just a couple hours left on this one. They’ve added some nice bonus 3D content over the course of the campaign as well.
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I appreciate the bump on this thread. Easily my fave of this era.
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The Discourse forums are so weird about what they show me. I don’t know why this one popped up all of a sudden when I had followed it from the start but:
I humbly submit Jurassic Park was the worst use of 3D imaginable. Why? Because of the way Spielberg blocked the shots (as he likes to) with framing items (posts, fences, etc.) the 3D actually put the framing items in the foreground and made them the focal points of the shot instead of what they were framing.
Had to explain to the kids that it was originally a better movie…
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My physical copy is on its way! Very excited
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