Super Bowl goes 3D with "Monsters"
Jan 6 - "Monsters Vs. Aliens," the upcoming 3-D feature by Dreamworks Animation, is getting a super size promotion at one of the biggest sporting events in the U.S. - the Super Bowl.
The company will hand out 150 million pairs of 3-D glasses so that viewers can get a 90 second sneak peak of the animated flick.
The movie follows a gaggle of monsters from planet Earth who set out to save the world after an aliens invade.
Sharon Reich reports
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