Anchor Bay Snags Rights to Battle Royale 3D
Steve Barton
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Okay, so no one is really crying out to see the classic film Battle Royale converted to 3D, but things happen … especially things that we don’t necessarily want to.
Either way Nippon Cinema is reporting that Anchor Bay has acquired the rights to the 3D conversion of one of Japan’s biggest films, Kinji Fukasaku’s cult action thriller Battle Royale.
In case you have blocked it from your memory since we first told you about this, Japanese studio Toei has prepared a 3D version of Battle Royale.
Fukasaku’s son, Kenta Fukasaku, is supervising the 2D to 3D conversion in Tokyo through his production company Fukasaku-Gumi. The 3D version of the original will be ready for market screenings in October and released in Japan on November 20th.
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