Haunted Castle 3D Blu Ray 2001

Johnny's mother is an aging, once very popular rock singer living out her last years in an old, covered with a secret castle. But then his mother dies, and Johnny, a young, original, promising musician, goes to his mother's castle. This was her last wish. If not to say a whim - the son has not seen his mother since the age of three.

Johnny discovers that the castle is not as silent as it seems. Gradually, the castle begins to come to life, filled with spirits. Johnny recognizes Mephisto, Mr. D's henchman, guardian of the castle's evil forces. Mephisto reports to Johnny: Mr. D has been waiting for him for a long time to shed light on many questions. Dee makes an interesting offer to Johnny - exactly the same as more than twenty years ago, adopted by his mother. Sell your soul in exchange for mind-blowing fame and fortune, Mr. D says. But Johnny is in no hurry to answer. And then Dee invites our hero to go on a tour of the castle, a tour that will solve everything in the cartoon Haunted Castle 3d blu ray.

It will soon be a year since the first ultra-widescreen IMAX cinema in the post-Soviet space was opened in Moscow, visiting which until then was the lot of only lucky tourists. In September, the “second opening” of the cinema took place: a 3D screening was launched, when the audience, wearing special glasses, sees an absolutely three-dimensional, full-fledged and full-color (unlike Robert Rodriguez's latest opus "Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over") stereoscopic image. On the move, Muscovites and frequent cinema guests were shown two three-dimensional films: the almost classic "T-Rex. The Disappearance of the Dinosaurs", one of the few 3D genre films, and the new "Wonders of the Ocean", shot underwater with an ultra-sensitive 3D digital camera without the use of additional light sources. For the New Year, a short and funny cartoon "The Adventures of a Snowman and Santa" was released for children, on the example of which we were given to feel the difference between 3D computer animation shown through 3D glasses and the game of live actors.

It became clear, for example, why the Pixar and DreamWorks studios are in no hurry to release their cartoons in IMAX 3D, despite the fact that IMAX shows quite significant box office receipts all over the world, and the costs of transferring to a new format are relatively modest . Just a suspicion that after that no one will go to watch computer cartoons on ordinary screens anymore!