TravisR
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As I was watching it, I thought that the conversion was as good as most movies that they shoot with the 3-D conversion planned.Tino said:Despite what the dp thought, I thought it was a great conversion.
As I was watching it, I thought that the conversion was as good as most movies that they shoot with the 3-D conversion planned.Tino said:Despite what the dp thought, I thought it was a great conversion.
The same DP also shot "Marvel's The Avengers" which got a good 3D conversion -- I think the best of all the Marvel movies so far. I think his hatred of shooting in 3D is based solely on the experience of shooting the very brief (just a minute or so) post-credits sequence of the first "Thor" film. I appreciate Seamus McGarvey's candor in voicing his disdain for 3D, but I think it's also unfair for him to trash the entire format and the entire process of shooting in 3D when he's only ever shot one scene with those cameras. Unfortunately, he comes across as a bit of curmudgeon, with an attitude that has the vibe of "I don't like 3D and I won't be happy until there's no more 3D for anyone".TravisR said:As I was watching it, I thought that the conversion was as good as most movies that they shoot with the 3-D conversion planned.
I'm surprised they approved that commercial, as it's similar to the taxi scene in the 1998 film that many found so laughable. Given they're trying to make a "serious" Godzilla flick, I'm surprised they went there.Johnny Angell said:One thing I forgot to menton: when I walked into my imax theater they were showing that damn toyota commercial where G is devouring cars. In my mind, it really trivializes him. I think it's crappy to have the commercial playing in front of the Godzilla feature.
That's my thought, too. I was not a fan of that commercial nor of its connection with this iteration of Godzilla (especially since the marketing campaign, outside of this ad, was serious and superbly executed).Malcolm R said:I'm surprised they approved that commercial, as it's similar to the taxi scene in the 1998 film that many found so laughable. Given they're trying to make a "serious" Godzilla flick, I'm surprised they went there.
Not much cheering but as Godzilla wades into the sunset a little kid in the audience yelled "Bye, Bye Godzilla." Just like in a lot of the original films. It got everyone laughing.Patrick Sun said:Anyone else's audience cheered at the "money shot" scenes?
I got that far.FrancisP said:Wednesday Glenn Beck gave.....