The world can provide limitless backgrounds for a 3D conversion, no matter where you go. Even then, it feels like there's too little in the mix. Rather than acting like a key ingredient of this 3D conversion, the Before the Window thrills are more like sprinkles added in here and there. Just like Black Panther, the spears of the Dora Milaje are a highlight of this very factor. While this is a very talkative movie, there are some moments where weapons poke past the screen’s borders and into your personal space. There are scare thrills to be had when it comes to objects coming out of the screen in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. As I mentioned before, it’s a mixed bag in the world of the Marvel Studios franchise and its 3D amazement, and this is only the start of where things could have been better. Comparatively, Marvel Studios excelled in this field earlier in the year through the premium presentation of Doctor Strange’s sequel. BEFORE THE WINDOW - 2/5īefore the Window lies a world of images, objects, and people that pop off of the screen. This just happens to be one of the movies that falls into the "Miss" column.
The studio’s work can be hit or miss, which feels like a given considering how the MCU releases several films into theaters in any one year. SDFX Studios, the company formerly known as Stereo-D, is back on the case as Marvel’s 3D conversion provider. The Planning and Effort on Black Panther 2 is, sadly, middling. Since this is our second solo trip to Wakanda, there’s also the previous Black Panther’s 3D performance that weighs heavily as a touchstone for improvement, or lack thereof. With a sequel like Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, it’s not just important to keep the series benchmarks in mind when evaluating 3D.
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