Teal And Orange Color Grading
#3218 posted by ericw on 2010/04/03 05:18:37
Orange Color Grading
#3219 posted by nitin on 2010/04/03 05:44:55
makes the picture look more glossy and clean.
Its not particularly attractive IMHO, but most modern films use it to appear big budget or show off their budget. Plus it then looks very clean and smooth on blu ray for all the "grain is bad, I need everything pin sharp" videophiles.
Teal And Orange
#3220 posted by bear on 2010/04/03 13:24:44
to match the movie posters!
Saw Some Things Recently
#3221 posted by DaZ on 2010/04/03 15:39:25
Avatar - Thought it was great, definitely one of the sexiest films I've ever seen. The 3D was great, hopefully most films from now on will use it!
law abiding citizen - Starts off very well but flounders at the end. You start off sympathizing with the main character, but by the end you despise him =)
AvP Requiem - I was surprised by this as I was expecting absolute rubbish, instead it was merely mediocre. Starts off a bit slow and dull, but speeds up a lot in the 2nd half. I think they may have gone overboard with the whole pred-alien thing, and some things just don't feel right to me. Some of the creature effects are quite dodgy in places also, but overall its fairly passable.
Rewatched.
#3222 posted by Shambler on 2010/04/03 16:30:01
Spirited Away last night. Still brilliant. The creatures are hilarious especially the small ones. The train scene is still beautiful.
Law Abiding Citizen
#3223 posted by RickyT33 on 2010/04/03 19:00:18
I agree with Daz.
Traingle
Saw this film Triangle. Awesome film, very clever plot and screenplay. Good ending.
Dont want to spoil it but it's very very good.
IMO.
Hmm
#3224 posted by nonentity on 2010/04/03 20:39:37
#3225 posted by RickyT33 on 2010/04/03 23:32:17
that train looks straight out of Quake 2 / Stroggos
Slav'sya, Otechestvo Nashe Svobodnoye!
#3226 posted by Spirit on 2010/04/04 00:07:43
that is the train vondur takes to work each morning.
Law Abiding Citizen
#3227 posted by rj on 2010/04/04 03:53:05
You start off sympathizing with the main character, but by the end you despise him =)
i think this is pretty much the point. it's how i interpreted the main theme anyhow; really liked how the moral shift between the two sides was spread across the whole film - the hero becoming the villain and vice versa. great movie
i saw freddie got fingered earlier. i'm sad that i will never get those ~2 hours back :(
It's Not So Bad.
#3228 posted by ijed on 2010/04/04 06:30:06
I remember having a lot of fun watching it. Might have been the influence of the shrooms and coke though.
Daz
#3229 posted by nitin on 2010/04/04 08:14:22
3D is taking over the world, even shot for 2d stuff will now use it. Keep those glasses.
#3230 posted by Spirit on 2010/04/04 19:47:50
Star Wars Episode 2: Attack of the Clones Review by that slow talking guy. It is actually pretty good (except for the very ameteurish humour in the "outside" sequences of course, that is just silly).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CfBhi6qqFLA
Triangular Trains Omg
#3231 posted by bear on 2010/04/05 13:02:51
best invention since triangular lights
Teal And Orange...
#3232 posted by metlslime on 2010/04/05 22:01:42
doom3 did this a lot too, i remember.
Kick Ass
#3233 posted by Shambler on 2010/04/23 01:10:25
Can't see anyone mentioning this??
Pretty well titled IMO. 2/3 Tarantino, 1/3 high school teenage angst film with more swearing and better dialogue. Didn't really know what to expect nor how it could actually be a half decent film, but it was great fun, just well done and very entertaining. Perfect example of a Daily Mail "No stars moral outrage decline of society" film that does just that, in a good way. The little girl is class, as is the boss.
#3234 posted by mwh on 2010/04/23 04:48:41
Yeah, I loved it. Seen it twice now :-) I just grinned almost from start to finish.
I've been lent the comic book version, it's much grittier and unusually I don't really like that. The frothiness of the film is one of it's good sides (but I'm not really a comic reader).
Trailers Looked Pretty Meh To Me
#3235 posted by nitin on 2010/04/23 14:24:14
so I was going to wait for dvd/blu.
Will see if I can catch it over the next week though given the comments.
Nitin.
#3236 posted by Shambler on 2010/04/23 19:26:58
I admit, I really wasn't sure how it would be any good. Not sure if I saw a full trailer but saw some adverts and was like "pretty meh" but then people started making all these comments and I thought it was worth a go (there might of been this cute curvy geek chick I wanted to take on a date too *whistles*), and well, I'd have to agree with the comments, it's just funny, sassy, and entertaining. You might differ of course.
Kick Ass
#3237 posted by megaman on 2010/04/23 20:14:13
has some decent action scenes, but most of the other stuff is meh. The humour (other than in the action scenes) didn't work at all for me.
Megaman
Is there anything, anything at all in the world, that you really, genuinely like? Other than yourself, of course ;-)
Lunaranity Is Contagious
#3239 posted by negke on 2010/04/24 10:02:32
SleepwalkR
#3240 posted by Shambler on 2010/04/24 10:49:07
Hairy men in tight leather shorts, IIRC.
Sleepwalker
#3241 posted by megaman on 2010/04/24 12:54:46
there's not much around that doesn't have a single flaw. And it's helpful to sum up what doesn't work. This doesn't mean you don't like it (most people actually think it does, and feel offended and/or irritated).
That said, most stuff that tries to appeal "to the masses" simply doesn't work for me. An exception might be your mum.
If You Can Put Up With B/w
#3242 posted by nitin on 2010/04/24 12:59:11
and foreign stuff and can actually find this, Larisa Sheptiko's Wings is a phenomenal post-war soviet drama set in Russia with the main character an ex-army pilot who misses the war and the purpose it gave her life.
Easily slots in to my top 20-25 movies I have seen.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0061196/
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