Synopsis
This mix of fact-based documentary and camp comedy focuses on a professor (Stuart Pankin) as he explains the history and technology of 3-D film-making, with the help of his flying robot assistant, M.A.X. Enlisting late-night television temptress Elvira (Cassandra Peterson) to illustrate his new invention, Real-O-Vision, the professor loses control and all goes haywire. In the end, Elvira turns the professor into cardboard and traps M.A.X. inside a TV, debating whether or not to release him.
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Director
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Ben Stassen
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Producer
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Charlotte Huggins
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Screenwriter
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Ben Stassen,
Kurt Frey
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Distributor
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NWave Pictures
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Production Co
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Luminair,
nWave Pictures,
Movida
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Genre
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Documentary
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Original Language
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English
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Release Date (Theaters)
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Mar 31, 1999, Original
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Release Date (DVD)
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Oct 16, 2001
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Box Office (Gross USA)
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$7.2M
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Runtime
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40m