Covenant Filming: Ridley Scott's Abandoned 3D Plans
Despite Ridley Scott's Intent, Covenant Was Not Filmed in 3D
Despite expressing a desire to utilize the 3D format, Ridley Scott ultimately decided against it for the 2017 film "Alien: Covenant."
Scott's Previous 3D Experience
Scott has directed several films in 3D, including "Prometheus" (2012) and "The Martian" (2015). He has stated that he believes 3D can enhance the cinematic experience.
Reasons for Not Using 3D in Covenant
It is unclear why Scott chose not to film "Covenant" in 3D. Some speculate that he may have felt that the 3D format was not necessary to convey the film's story and atmosphere.
- Cost: 3D filming can be more expensive than traditional 2D filming.
- Technical challenges: 3D filming requires specialized equipment and post-production techniques.
- Audience reception: 3D films have not always been well-received by audiences, and some viewers find the format to be distracting.
Ultimately, the decision to film "Covenant" in 2D was a creative one made by Scott.
Alien: Covenant Reception
Despite not being filmed in 3D, "Alien: Covenant" received generally positive reviews from critics and audiences.
The film's success suggests that audiences were not deterred by the lack of 3D.
Conclusion
While Ridley Scott initially intended to film "Alien: Covenant" in 3D, he ultimately decided against it. The film was a critical and commercial success, suggesting that the lack of 3D did not negatively impact its reception.
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