Titans set to storm out in 3D

Clash of the Titans is already turning into one anticipated testosterone pumped action movie, especially with Avatar and Terminator Salvation‘s Sam Worthington storming around as the sword-wielding Perseus. BoxOffice.Com got to sit down and talk to director Louis Leterrier on several things which include the 3D fate of this March releasing feature.:

We’re doing some tests. The problem is, we want to do it right. We’re going along with it and we’re doing a lot of tests by the people that actually did some of the shots in Avatar. In Avatar, some stuff was shot in 3D and some stuff was shot with a very wide lens. It’s very interesting—I’ve yet to see the results, but frankly, I shot it better than I would have shot a 3D movie because I never thought I would do it as a 3D movie. Everything is coming at the camera. So if we do the 3D conversion and it looks good, it’s going to be such a ride. Everything is going to come right at your face. It’s going to be a pretty dynamic movie.

If you like big rides, you’re going to be thrilled with this movie because it’s going to take you everywhere. You’ll be going through the tentacles of the Kraken, following the Pegasus for three seconds and then the claw of a scorpion is going to snap right at you—jump right out. It’s going to be pretty exciting. But it’s also a rating issue because now it gets really scary, really impressive. I hope it’s good. I’m excited—really excited.

At the moment it is not entirely confirmed that the feature will end up staying in 3D as well as regularly projected film. Those who end up watching the test footage that displays the apparently awesome power of 3D on Clash of the Titans will end up deciding in the next couple of weeks if that should be it’s fate.

Clash of the Titans is directed by Louis Leterrier and stars Sam Worthington along with Gemma Arterton, Ralph Fiennes and Liam Neeson. The Greek mythological action/adventure/fantasy is set to come out in theaters everywhere on March 26th.