Curious 1960 3D movie, recently restored...
“September Storm,&#34; recently restored by the 3D Film Archive, is a CinemaScope Stereovision adventure, notable because it is the only American film released in 3D between “Revenge of the Creature” (1955) and “The Bubble” (1966). The film takes place in the Balearic Sea, off the coast of Spain. Joe Balfour (Mark Stevens) is a treasure hunter who convinces a yacht hand (Asher Dann) to take him and his cohort, Ernie Williams (Robert Strauss), from the island of Majorca on a quest for gold doubloons. They encounter many spectacles along the way — a violent storm, man-eating sharks, and a deadly man o’ war. Attractive Anne Traymore (Joanne Dru) embarks on the journey with them.<br /><br />Released theatrically in 1960, “September Storm” harks back to “Bwana Devil,” a sluggish 3D adventure picture. There’s not much here that’s memorable and, at 92 minutes, the film seems endless. It’s overly talky, and the expedition doesn’t get under way until a half hour into the picture. On the plus side, the underwater sequences look great, especially in their restored state. The clarity of the print is impressive. Director Byron Haskin (“The War of the Worlds”) restrains himself from resorting to the tried-and-true tricks of propelling objects toward the camera to create some excitement.<br /><br />Though the film is interesting as a nearly-lost-forever artifact, it lacks the appeal of better 3D movies — a neat monster (“Creature From the Black Lagoon”), Cole Porter’s music (“Kiss Me Kate”), John Wayne (“Hondo”), or a malevolent Vincent Price (“House of Wax”).<br /><br /> Bonus extras on the 3D Blu-ray release include a 2016 interview with “September Storm” co-star Asher Dann; color theatrical trailer for the flat 1960 release; black & white 60-second spot for the 1960 3D release; “The Adventures of Sam Space” (aka, “Space Attack”), a 3D short originally released with “September Storm;” “Harmony Lane” (1953), a previously lost British 3D short; and 1955 interview with ”Harmony Lane” director Lewis Gilbert.
The movie title "September Storm 3D [Blu-ray]," available on Movies & TV, has received an average rating of 4.1 from 121 reviewers. 
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : While tending a yacht moored off Majorca-and flirting with a vacationing American model (Joanne Dru)-a young sailor (Asher Dann) let's her believe the boat is his. Unfortunately, his story was also bought by a pair of scurrilous treasure hunters (Mark Stevens, Robert Strauss), who want a trip out to the site of sunken gold in exchange for a share... and a voyage into peril and betrayal was charted. Long-unseen adventure co-stars Jean-Pierre Kérien, Véra Valmont. 92 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack: English; bonus shorts "The Adventures of Sam Space" (1960), "Harmony Lane" (1953); featurettes; TV spot; theatrical trailer. Blu-ray 3D requires a 3D television, a 3D Blu-ray player, and special glasses to reproduce the original theatrical experience.