McKay's 'The Boys' to film in 3D?

Director Adam McKay is considering filming The Boys in 3D.

In an interview with MTV, the helmer said that he will make a decision on whether to use the technology during production after reading the final script.

"We're talking about it," he said. "We're kicking it around. There are pluses and minuses to 3D. We'd have to do it in digital. When we get the final script done, I'll look at it and say, 'Is there enough going on here that we're going to want 3D?'"

McKay went on to say that shooting the comic book adaptation on actual film stock is also a possibility. "The thing I've been intrigued about is doing an original negative print without [a digital finishing process]," he added.

"That's how Paul Thomas Anderson shot There Will Be Blood, and you get that crazy, lush look to it. And the guy who really did it beautifully is Christopher Nolan on The Dark Knight. He was able to blend his digital effects with his original negative so well. That excites me a little bit more than 3D."

Clash Of The Titans scribes Phil Hay and Matt Manfredi are currently working on a script for the film, which is expected to shoot next year.