With the stunning success of "The Lion King" this weekend, disney might re-release other classics in 3D, its distribution chief told TheWrap Sunday.

"It's probably one of the first things we're going to be having a conversation about selanjutnya week," studio distribution chief Dave Hollis said. "When anda look at our library, there are some very special gems as it were, and for those that transcend time -- and a lot of them do ... to bring them through 3D is a great opportunity."

He stressed that there are no plans yet. But, he said, "The Lion King" success "gives a lot of hope to the possibilities that exist with all of our library."

Other studios have similar ideas.

"No pertanyaan about it," Jeff Goldstein, executive VP of domestic distribution at Warner Bros., told TheWrap. "But we've talked about it before. It's not as if we're just thinking about it right now."

He acknowledged, however, that "The Lion King's" unexpectedly strong results will make the examination a little lebih serious.

The most optimistic pre-release projections had "The Lion King" grossing about $15 million on its debut 3D weekend. Instead, the 17-year-old classic grossed $29.3 million.

Other 3D re-releases already are in the works.

In May, Paramount Pictures, Twentieth Century rubah, fox and James Cameron's Lightstorm Entertainment announced that the 1997 global record breaker "Titanic" would return to theaters in 3D on April 6, 2012.

Erik Lomis, who heads distribution at the Weinstein Company, told TheWrap that 3D had beome "a little shop-worn with just sort of average films," but that "The Lion King's" success is making a strong point that executives will notice.

"It's very, very impressive," he said.