The insidious parasite that is 3D has not only infiltrated movies currently in production, but has wormed its way into movies already made and released. Way back in November of 2011, it was reported that cinematographer Vittorio Storaro was overseeing a 3D conversion of Bernardo Bertolucci's 1987 epic "The Last Emperor." Word has been quiet since then, but it looks like audiences will finally be seeing the results as organizers revealed that the movie will get a world premiere at the upcoming Cannes Film Festival, playing in the Cannes' Classics Series along with restored prints of Joseph L. Mankiewicz's "Cleopatra" and Hal Ashby's "The Last Detail.""The Last Emperor" tells the story of Pu Yi, the last emperor of China, and the film is well-regarded for its sweeping scale and beautiful visuals. It was the winner of 9 Academy Awards including Best Director and Best Score. "I've done a beautiful 4K 3D version of 'The Last Emperor' under the tutelage of Bernardo...
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