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We don�t know nothing (read: anything) about shooting movies, but apparently faster film rates are about to change our lives, technologically-speaking. According to James Cameron, 3-D movies made with increased frame-rates won�t just bring the audience alien love-making at it�s most vivid. There will actually be aliens making love in front of them. �When you author and project a movie at 48 or 60, it becomes a different movie,� Cameron raved at CinemaCon this week. �The 3-D shows you a window into reality; the higher frame rate takes the glass out of the window. In fact, it is just reality.� We don�t know if we really want Pandora and the Na�vi to become reality, though that would at least make 3-D ticket prices seem less outrageous.
Given Cameron�s plans for Avatar 2 and 3, it sounds like we have a whole lot of practically naked blue realness headed our way. The director also suggested the industry shoot movies in 3-D to begin with, given that converting 2-D film is incredibly expensive. �It is not cheap. It is not fast. If you want do it right, you can do it right,� Cameron admonished. If the cost is really that much, can we please not go back and make Aliens a reality? Brain-braids are back enough; we couldn�t deal with those face-huggers zooming at us while we try to eat our Raisinets.