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'Journey' to 3-D

You'll still need to slap on special glasses to get the full effect, but a new film aims to envision a bright three-dimensional future

Brendan Fraser, Josh Hutcher- son, and Anita Briem in 'Journey to the Center of the Earth.' Brendan Fraser, Josh Hutcher- son, and Anita Briem in "Journey to the Center of the Earth." (sebastian raymond/new line cinema)
By Tom Russo
Globe Correspondent / July 6, 2008

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Moviegoers checking out next week's 3-D update of the Jules Verne classic "Journey to the Center of the Earth" will get their share of popcorn spectacle - maybe not the jumbo bucket, but a medium with extra butter, anyway. Kids especially should respond to the highlights: Whoa, duck - prehistoric flying fish! Look out, that T-rex is charging right at ... (Full article: 1262 words)

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