I thought Hugo was a masterpiece and and one of the best uses of 3D
I've ever seen, including the previous high watermark of Avatar.
Seeing tiny particles of dust glinting in and out of the middleground
sunlight in the station scenes and snowflakes falling (in
perspective), lit only by stre
Actually the audience skewed younger and they enjoyed it thoroughly. I thought
it was a universal story that appealed to many.
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understand why the ending was so powerful in
both pictures. -d.
Date: Sat, 21 Jan 2012 14:25:18 -0800
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I also loved WARHORSE and RISE OF THE PLANET OF THE APES.
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I also loved WARHORSE and RISE OF THE PLANET OF THE APES.
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I'm with you. I made the mistake of seeing HUGO with a friend
I completely agree...a true master piece.
Philipp
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I'm with you. I made the m
I'm with you. I made the mistake of seeing HUGO with a friend with no
historical interest in cinema. There are a lot of things good about it, such
as the 3-D process - but if I had to boil its problems down to one thing it
would be poor pacing. The picture rarely takes off and fails to play
Also loved it! Seeing The Artist tonight.
Thanks,
MD
On Jan 21, 2012, at 12:34 PM, Kirby McDaniel wrote:
> Finally I saw this Christmas release.
>
> I was a little underwhelmed in some respects and quite overwhelmed in others.
> It's a 3D film that must be seen in 3D. Scorsese uses 3D in a
moviemaker
like Melies could have found such fertile ground to grow his screen magic.
Earl Blair
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Finally I saw this
I loved it!
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Saw it in 3-D a few weeks ago. Brilliant. It's too bad so many people think
it's a &q
Saw it in 3-D a few weeks ago. Brilliant. It's too bad so many people
think it's a "kids movie" when it's not.
I agree that a lot must be lost in viewing it in 2-D rather than 3-D...
Rick
In a message dated 1/21/2012
Finally I saw this Christmas release.
I was a little underwhelmed in some respects and quite overwhelmed in others.
It's a 3D film that must be seen in 3D. Scorsese uses 3D in an intelligent way
to
try to capture some of the magic at the birth of cinema. The art direction,
set decoration, pho
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