'Titanic 3D' -- 3 1/2 stars

<b>PG-13; 3:14 running time</b><br><br> The ship so nice they sank it twice, the RMS Titanic has resurfaced from the icy depths of the Atlantic only to be subjected to a second dunking, this time with a 3-D up-charge, under the stewardship of Capt. James Cameron, master and commander. This week, Cameron's 1997 film ¿ perhaps you've heard of it? ¿ returns to theaters on both regular and IMAX-sized screens, just in time for this month's 100th anniversary of the doomed vessel's maiden and farewell 1912 voyage. How's the 3-D? It's fine. It's pretty good. -- Michael Phillips<br><br>Read the full <a href=http://www.chicagotribune.com/entertainment/movies/sc-mov-0402-titanic-3d-20120404,0,3119197.column>"Titanic 3D" movie review</a>
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( April 4, 2012 )

PG-13; 3:14 running time

The ship so nice they sank it twice, the RMS Titanic has resurfaced from the icy depths of the Atlantic only to be subjected to a second dunking, this time with a 3-D up-charge, under the stewardship of Capt. James Cameron, master and commander. This week, Cameron's 1997 film ¿ perhaps you've heard of it? ¿ returns to theaters on both regular and IMAX-sized screens, just in time for this month's 100th anniversary of the doomed vessel's maiden and farewell 1912 voyage. How's the 3-D? It's fine. It's pretty good. -- Michael Phillips

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