Forget the gimmicks that you expect from normal 3D – there won’t be anything popping out of the screen and into your lap.
Instead this Natural 3D process is designed to draw the audience into the action and drama for a more realistic and satisfying experience. 
Hitchcock used it most successfully in Dial M for Murder but it is in widescreen outdoor epics like The Alamo that it truly comes into its own.
Action on the screen has never looked so thrilling and convincing as in Natural 3D.
We painstakingly have restored many a movie  to meet the requirement of todays 3D Tv standards 
the quality   is HD   3D
 
BENHUR 
On Nov. 18, 1959, MGM unspooled a 217-minute Charlton Heston film with an “unprecedented” $15 million budget. Ben-Hur, which claimed 11 Oscars at the 32nd Academy Awards, became one of the defining movies of the era. The Hollywood Reporter’s original review deemed the title the “greatest of all spectacles”:
NEW YORK — An extraordinary motion picture, greater in dimension and significance than any similar film of our time, Ben-Hur is more spectacular than any of the previous spectacles. More importantly, it is at the same time a highly rewarding dramatic experience, rich and complex in human values: a great adventure, full of excitement, visual beauty, thrills and unsurpassed cinema artistry.
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