- Joined: March 2001
- Post Count: 3,971
Re: Logan's Run BD this year?!
Quote:
|
Originally Posted by RickER
Its a good movie, even if the effects are a tad dated now.
|
They were dated the day the film was released! The little model city at the start was a hoot. Still a fun film though.
"Scientists are saying the future is going to be far more futuristic than they originally predicted." -Krysta Now
- Joined: July 2003
- Location: Lacombe, AB
- Post Count: 2,564
Re: Logan's Run BD this year?!
Not to quibble, but they became dated when Star Wars was released. Prior to SW, effects as you see in Logan's Run were the norm. The model city was pretty cool IMHO.
\"My opinion is that (a) anyone who actually works in a video store and does not understand letterboxing has given up on life, and (b) any customer who prefers to have the sides of a movie hacked off should not be licensed to operate a video player.\"-- Roger Ebert
- Joined: October 1999
- Post Count: 1,175
Re: Logan's Run BD this year?!
Quote:
|
Originally Posted by Heinz W
The CG visual effects in Jurassic Park look dated
|
Please. I'd say JURASSIC PARK's effects are still in the top five CG effects in film history, and it took over a decade, with effects like CHRONICLES OF NARNIA's Aslan and the revamped KING KONG before CG ever began to match the photorealistic bar of quality set by JP in '93.
Ernest Hemingway once wrote, \"The world is a fine place and worth fighting for.\" I agree with the second part...--Det. William Somerset, SE7EN
http://www.dvdanthology.com/Filmmaker-movielist.html),
http://LDDb.com/collection.php?actio...user=Filmmaker
- Joined: March 2001
- Post Count: 3,971
Re: Logan's Run BD this year?!
Quote:
|
Originally Posted by Heinz W
Those dated effects won an Oscar in 1977.
|
I'd like to think that was more for the Washington DC matte paintings than the model city, but, we'll never know.
"Scientists are saying the future is going to be far more futuristic than they originally predicted." -Krysta Now
- Joined: February 2004
- Location: St. Hubert, Quebec
- Post Count: 2,074
Re: Logan's Run BD this year?!
Quote:
|
Originally Posted by RickER
Its one of my favorites too. Not to mention Jenny Augeter (sp?). She was the first girl i ever saw without a top, or anything else on. Stuck in a 13 y/o boys mind for years. Heck, i am 45 now, still stuck in my mind!
But, yes, it does offer more than her. Peter Ustinov's best role, if you ask me. Its a good movie, even if the effects are a tad dated now.
|
This will be a certain addition to the collection (Jenny Agutter--mmmm...excuse me, where was I?

). However, I have to say Ustinov's best role has to be in
Spartacus.
Never try to teach a pig to sing. It wastes time, and it annoys the pig.
- Joined: August 2000
- Location: BritCol. North of a Black Hole and West of The Centre of the...
- Post Count: 3,850
Re: Logan's Run BD this year?!
Quote:
|
Originally Posted by Joe Karlosi
People can criticize so-called "dated effects" all they like; I'll take ANY of 'em over crap like a CGI cartoon Hulk.
|
At least the CGI Hulk actually approaches the look of the comic character. That is more than I can say for painting a musclehead green. I don't get the hate for CGI characters, even when their use is appropriate. There are some characters, especially in comics, that dictate the use of CGI because real actors can never approach the proportions required.
There are a lot more movies that deserve to be released on BD before
Logan's Run. LR hasn't aged well in almost any regard.
When you have to shoot...shoot. Don't talk!
-
Radioman970
- James Perry
-
- offline
- Joined: July 2006
- Post Count: 2,872
Re: Logan's Run BD this year?!
Quote:
|
Originally Posted by Stephen_J_H
Not to quibble, but they became dated when Star Wars was released. Prior to SW, effects as you see in Logan's Run were the norm. The model city was pretty cool IMHO.
|
I've been revisiting UFO, the Anderson live action series that followed Thunderbirds, etc. The effects were really amazing seeing as it was 1969. It's a shame the makers of Logan's Run didn't get them to do it. Same goes for Silent Running.
Anyway, I'll update my old DVD, which was the first one I paid $5 for many many years ago.
Real Name: Arthur Belling of "St. Looney Up-The-Cream-Bun-and-Jam"
BEAR: 1992?-2007.
GOLDIE: 1997-2008.
Still mourning my girls.