FenderPriest
Puritan Board Junior
Ok, fess up. Who's going to see it, and who's seen it? My wife and I are going to the midnight release in a few hours!
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On a tangentially related note: who is less comfortable going to the movies in light of the Aurora shootings and the more recent Oregan mall shooting?
On a tangentially related note: who is less comfortable going to the movies in light of the Aurora shootings and the more recent Oregan mall shooting?
Certainly there is a disturbing propensity for deadly violence in our world. But judging merely by the sort of tragedies that are most common, your greatest danger during your outing is probably from a wreck on your drive to and from the theater—not to mention that nothing can happen outside the will of our Father.
How does one know if their showing was 48fps? I'll be seeing it in IMAX (hopefully not 3D, I hate 3D), so how do I know if it's different than standard?
On a tangentially related note: who is less comfortable going to the movies in light of the Aurora shootings and the more recent Oregan mall shooting?
Certainly there is a disturbing propensity for deadly violence in our world. But judging merely by the sort of tragedies that are most common, your greatest danger during your outing is probably from a wreck on your drive to and from the theater—not to mention that nothing can happen outside the will of our Father.
We went to the midnight release because:What on earth is the attraction in watching a film from midnight to 3am? I'd be asleep!!
I agree. I was really distracted by the hyper-realism. Maybe that's the best way to describe it. It looked almost like soap opera lighting to me and seemed to not seem real in some ways. I found myself distracted and unable to think it was a high production movie because the realism didn't seem like real life. I don't know how to make sense of it. It was crystal clear but the clarity made it seem like characters super-imposed on a fake world.I saw it last night; 3D 48 fps. The 48 fps is going to take getting used to. Celluloid gives movies a rich texture that is lost with hyper-realism.
Does it have any of the "spiritual" quality – the sense of "true myth" per Lewis or Tolkien – that LOTR had? I mean, there was a sense of this in LOTR – such as in "the shadow of Mordor" being a correlative to the growing satanic darkness in real life. Or is it just a grand adventure with familiar heroes?