The first 3D movie in the world was The Power of Love. Unfortunately, the film has long been lost. Early 3D movies mainly showed three-dimensional effects, and gimmicks were often aimed at the audience and threw objects at them.

1952, The Demon of Boisne, about African exploration, was recognized as the first real 3D feature film in history. The slogan of the film is "The lion is on your leg and the lover is in your arms". Although Life magazine called the film "cheap and absurd" at that time, the audience still enthusiastically crowded into the cinema to experience the "natural perspective" in the film.

The Development History of 3D Films

1962, China Tianma Film Studio filmed China's first 3D film, The Magician's Adventure, directed by Sang Hu and starring Chen Qiang. Later, Huanhuan Xiaoxiao, Happy Zoo, Pretty Girl A Ping and Chivalrous Girl Thirteen Sisters appeared one after another.

1985, Magic Crystal Warrior became the world's first 3D animated feature film.

In 2004, the first IMAX 3D feature film Polar Express was born. The film is shown on 2,000 ordinary 2D screens, while there are only 75 3D IMAX screens. However, these 75 3D IMAX screens accounted for 30% of the total box office. The "super combination" of 3D+IMAX makes publishers see great commercial potential.

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