Does anyone else have any of the 3D Laserdiscs?

I have America's Greatest Roller Thrills 3D (vol2) and also Virtual Sea 3D which I got cheaper because it was missing both type glasses it comes with. (red/blue and gray/clear) I would like the other 3D rollercoaster ones I've seen but they want around 70.00 so I'm waiting for a cheaper price.

Does anyone how many 3D Laserdiscs were made?

With the Virtual Sea the gray/clear glasses I had (from my rollercoaster) The red/blue glasses I bought 2 different newer plastic framed ones, and one works better then the other. Now there's ones called Pro-Ana which they say are specifically made for LCD tv. Has anyone tried them, and are they really better?

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/3D-Glasses-PRO-A ... 1c1fb95832

I have some of the Virtual Drug 3D music laserdiscs which feature beautiful on screen patterns set to electronic techno pop!
http://www.lddb.com/search.php?search=v ... sort=title

I have a Space Archive disc with some 3D segments.

Dont forget rollercoaster 1 as well. I guess I should watch it, lol.

Can someone shed light on when these were released?
Have never come across any and would like to know more about them.
Were they out late in the game when this format was near ending or earlier releases?
Thanks....

My Virtual Sea says 1994 on the jacket, and my Rollercoaster vol 2 says 1996 on the jacket.

Yes, Mid 1990s on the Rollercoaster ones

The virtual drug 3D LDs were released a little earlier in 1992-1993.
They included a cheap and cheerful pair of 3D glasses in the jacket when new.

I know the finale of Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare is 3-D on the laserdisc and I believe it came with 2 pairs of glasses.

Wow, I have that one as welll and totally forgot about it. I will continue looking for 3d discs. I am sure I have one or two more in my collection and am just forgetting about them.

I got 4 pairs of glasses with my Freddys Dead.

//mondo

I have one LD called virtual trip Tahiti which is recorded in 3D sound. It says on the jacket for best effect use headphones. There is another one too virtual trip Bali which is 3D sound, but I haven't got it yet. I wonder if there were any more on ld. Were any of the movies done in 3D sound?

The only 3D Laserdisc that comes to my mind is "3D Museum", which was released for the Pioneer Laseractive. It utilizes red/cyan glasses, black/white glasses, cross-eyed, and field sequential for LCD shutters (arguably the best 3D effect, but only works on CRT sets). Here's some footage of it from YouTube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bF2Y6v6GXhE

I won an E-bay auction for a 3-D LD of a 1961 horror movie called The Mask, so we can add that to the short list of 3-D titles.

http://www.lddb.com/laserdisc/01856/ID6 ... %281961%29

I own the first volume of Word's Greatest Roller Coaster Thrills in 3-D. It is copyrited 1995.

I always wished that there had been a release of Dial M For Murder in 3D on laserdisc (or DVD or Blu-Ray for that matter!) but the only official release there's ever been of it in 3D was VHD. It's a real shame because if anyone could use 3D to its maximum potential it would be Hitchcock.

I heard recently that Martin Scorsese has an original 3D print of Dial M along with House of Wax that he showed to his DP before filming Hugo.

Just as a addition to the list...

as a matter of fact last week i stumbled onto a few 3d laserdisc rips being posted somewhere while i was looking for digital copies of my manuals for my laserdisc players ....

(3-D) Jaws.3-D.1983.Laserdisc.Rip.XviD [00/53]
(3-D) House.Of.Wax.1953.Laserdisc.Rip.XviD [000/106]
(3-D) Friday.The.13th.Part.III.1982.Laserdisc.Rip.XviD [00/52]

Not to promote illegal stuff, simply to add these to the list ....

The House of Wax 3D rip will be from VHD, not laserdisc. As with Dial M For Murder the only official home release of the House of Wax in 3D was on VHD, I think they were part of the same series from the same publisher.

There's a japanese laserdisc of the Jackie Chan film "Magnificent Bodyguards", but it's only in Japanese. I found a DVDR of it and cut the english and chinese audio from DVD to fit. It was a considerably edited version of the film.

http://www.lddb.com/laserdisc/29911/98S ... %281978%29