More Movies That Should Get 3-D'd

By: PopEater Staff

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If you haven't heard the news, let us help you out: 3-D movies are all the rage. It's not the first time in movie history - since the release of 'Bwana Devil,' the movie widely considered the first American 3-D feature, there have been bouts of 3-D mania. Look at this weekend's box office report and you'll see two of the top three slots claimed by 3-D movies 'Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs' and the 'Toy Story/Toy Story 2' 3-D double feature. The success of 'Toy Story' got us thinking of other flicks that might be able to bring in big bucks by jumping into the third dimension. Here's assuming what you'd see minus the glasses.

10. 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' -- Why? Four words: Three dimensional Oompa Loompas. More Picks After the Jump >>>

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9. 'Finding Nemo' - the movie is almost perfect the way it is, but just imagine those chomping shark teeth reaching into the audience, just above your head. Awesome, right?

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8. 'Silence of the Lambs' - first it puts the lotion in the basket, and then it puts the audience in the basket.

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7. 'Beetlejuice' - we'd watch the 1988 Tim Burton afterlife comedy any time, but a 3-D sandworm at the end would make it that much sweeter.

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6. 'Dark Knight' - This movie was already had killer effects in IMAX. We'd love to see Batman & The Joker face off in 3D.

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5. 'The Fly' - the only thing grosser than Seth Brundle turning into a fly would be Seth Brundle turning into a fly in your lap.

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4. 'Harry Potter' - we'd love to see sparks shooting out of Harry's wand aimed straight at our faces, and Quidditch could only be cooler with a little 3-D.

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3. 'The Wizard of Oz' - as kids, we always loved the moment when black & white turned into Technicolor. The next step is clearly turning Technicolor into 3-D color, and the flying monkeys could fly right off the screen.

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2. 'Kill Bill' - we can imagine the coolness of a sword-fight in 3-D, accompanied by the almost excessive coolness of Uma Thurman herself.

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1. 'The Incredibles' - it's such an obvious choice we'll be surprised if this one doesn't actually get converted to 3-D in the real world, not just in our hopeful little hearts.

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