Ni to neki novi hit, za tiste, ki poznajo zgodovino...

The Stewardesses (1969, revised 1971) is the most profitable 3-D film in history, grossing over $27,000,000 (USD) in 1970 dollars on a budget of just over $100,000. It is also unique in that it may be the only notable film to be reshot, edited and updated as it played in theaters, according to Allan Silliphant, the Producer-Director. Early on, it was a simple softcore "skin-flick" with minimal production value during the first months of distribution. Since it was grossing extremely well, in specialty "adult theaters", Louis Sher and Silliphant decided that the film should be transformed into a regular R rated feature film with a more complex storyline and reduced nudity and sex simulation. These changes were added as the film continued to hold on in theaters. Probably four versions of the evolving film were played over the two years that the film was in active distribution. The story line, which did in fact receive the sought after MPAA "R" rating, is about a single eventful night in the lives of a crew of L.A. based, trans-Pacific stewardesses. The leading female character is killed in a 30-story suicide leap. The others simply "party": use drugs and have various sexual encounters. One of the girls befriends and beds a returning Vietnam combat soldier.

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misliš da je "novi" v navedkih za hec?

Porniči so bili tudi prvi, ki so v osemdesetih poleg videokaset ponujali 3D očala.

hm, po tem ko sem moje znanje filmske zgodovine poglobil z Debbie (tisto v Dallasu) pa Globokim grlom in sem imel dober namen pogledat tudi Stevardese ... me je Cinema Snob od tega (zaenkrat) uspešno odvrnil: link

FYI, zaradi zmesnjave s kraticama 3D in 3-D so mediji, kot je Variety, zaceli uporabljat S3D (stereo 3D oz. stereoscopic 3D).