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Professional 3D conversion, and a really impressive one at that. Not like we'd expect any less for a Spielberg classic.
They didn't just generate a depth map to displace pixels like say, SuperDepth3D, they also added foreground GFX like rain, windshield reflections, raindrops, light beams/godrays and animated 3D replicas of characters so they don't look like cardboard cutouts. Seriously, I enjoyed this 3D far more than Dredd's hybrid real + converted 3D because this was done really well with lots of depth and popout.
It has some imperfections here and there: like haloing, although barely noticeable, reflections sometimes being flat or slightly changing depth, I'm assuming because it was just too complex to de-compose.

This video is actually SBS (left eye first), but uploaded with a metadata flag that makes YouTube recognize is as 3D and thus use an Anaglyph filter which is a practical 3D method, but you can get the SBS stream using an app like PotPlayer to display in SBS, TAB, Interlaced, 3D Vision and others like this https://www.mtbs3d.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=26137
You can also install the NoScript addon and disable WebGL for youtube.com to get the SBS right from the browser https://i.imgur.com/8nESxWU.mp4