ironheart
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Notorious - i thought it was good, i enjoyed it a lot.
Sadly, I doubt you're talking about the Hitchcock film.Notorious - i thought it was good, i enjoyed it a lot.
I actually just watched that today.a serious man - very good!
Sadly, I doubt you're talking about the Hitchcock film.
I thought so. I saw that one. Made Puff Daddy look better than Jesus.hehe, you are correct. it was the film about notorious B.I.G
avatar 10/10 saw three times
twice 3d in regular theater, once 3d imax.
How was the Imax? I have seen it twice in regular 3d, wouldn't mind the Imax.
Say what you will about the plot of this movie, but the fact that it is still selling out 6 weeks after release really says something.
That substandard plot, story and characters can be alligned with a big budget spent on marketing and special effects to convince the general public that it is a movie worth seeing
As opposed to actually taking the time to craft a great movie, fill it with special effects, no-one will notice the difference at the box office.
^^ I'm not saying that style over substance isn't worth seeing, I'm just saying we shouldn't applaud it as something fantastic.
It is something fantastic. Visually it is a new standard, a fantastic new world. This movie has set the bar on animation, 3D filming and real and imaginary character interaction.
The movie did an excellent job creating a new world for people to enjoy. The plot was nothing new, the dialogue was not outstanding, the score was adequate but nothing incredible.
Will this be an awesome home experience on your average tv? No it will not. What Avatar did was give people a reason to go back to the theatre, gave them something they couldn't hope to replicate with their home equipment. Something the movie industry hasn't been able to claim thus far.
The world had not yet seen a 3d movie of this caliber, it was something new and exciting. I think it is fantastic in many regards. Just not in story.