We guess this announcement was inevitable, but according to /Film [via Box Office Mojo] Warner Bros. are gearing up to release both Martin Campell’s “Green Lantern” and Zack Snyder’s “Sucker Punch” in 3D.
With the filming on “Sucker Punch” has already wrapped, Snyder’s film is going to get the post-production conversion that James Cameron (and we) don’t like. Meanwhile, it’s unclear if “Green Lantern” will be shot in 3D from the get go, but given that filming this way will add some time to the production and they are already on a tight schedule to meet the June 17, 2011 release date, we doubt it.
Of course, we don’t have to tell you we’re not big fans of 3D being used for seemingly every film coming up in the next little while. That said, while we hope that audiences realize that 3D conversion is a cheat, and a good way to gouge their pockets further, we also hope they start noticing the difference between films conceived in the format, and others just looking for a quick buck.
