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Posted by Minhaj on Jul-27-2007 18:25:

quote:
Originally posted by catinthehat
Me and my friends are going to see it together tonight. We're all majoring in physics, so we'll be expecting a comedy from our POV.

...nerd


Posted by Chris Allen on Aug-13-2007 01:54:

I saw this today, and I have to say I disagree with a high number of posts in this thread.

I thought this film was absolutely terrible. Awful filming, terrible functioning storyline, cinematography was just ridiculous.

However I did catch a couple parts of the soundtrack that had some EDM elements to it, that was the only exciting part in it for me.


Posted by Minhaj on Aug-13-2007 05:30:

quote:
Originally posted by Chris Allen
cinematography was just ridiculous.


i respect ur opinion but i was just curious on u think what is a good example of good cinematography.


Posted by Chris Allen on Aug-13-2007 06:08:

quote:
Originally posted by Minhaj
i respect ur opinion but i was just curious on u think what is a good example of good cinematography.


Good examples for me would be...



Well, anything with Spielberg included seems to get a nod from me really.


Posted by kaniz on Aug-13-2007 12:13:

Movie got a 'meh' from me. Was stronger at the start, got silly by the end of it. Seemed like they just wanted excuses to do "neat CGI space scenes!" and a few moments felt a bit too contrived so they could pop in a neat-CGI space scene. I'd say it was like, a 3 out of 5 stars - save it for a matin�e or a download.


Posted by Anton on Aug-13-2007 12:24:

I think someone said this before, but it was a lot like Event Horizon, I also thought it could have used more "earth" scenes, it all took place in space without really showing you what it was like on earth (until the end I guess). Overall though it was an OK movie, too bad because it had lots of potential and really nice visuals.


Posted by LKD on Aug-13-2007 16:22:

quote:
Originally posted by Chris Allen
However I did catch a couple parts of the soundtrack that had some EDM elements to it, that was the only exciting part in it for me.



lol..i guess movies such as Fast and the furious, XXX, and practically any movie out there excited u during the million and one "EDM" element filled scores


Posted by kaniz on Aug-13-2007 16:37:

Gotta say that I enjoyed Event Horizon more - the theme of the supernatural evil was established fairly early on in the movie and got carried out nicely.

In this movie, there was not much of a super-natural 'build' at all, it seemed sort of tossed in and didn't fit as well as it should of, and its when the movie started to go downhill IMO.


Posted by Chris Allen on Aug-13-2007 16:59:

quote:
Originally posted by El Kay Dee
lol..i guess movies such as Fast and the furious, XXX, and practically any movie out there excited u during the million and one "EDM" element filled scores

No.

And most of xXx's soundtrack was heavy metal or rap. Although the club sequence with Orbital was pretty cool.

quote:

Disc: 1

1. Feuer Frei - Rammstein
2. Bodies (Vrenna's XXX Tweaker Mix) - Drowning Pool
3. I Will Be Heard - Hatebreed
4. Millionaire - Queens Of The Stone Age
5. Before I Die - Mushroomhead
6. Get Up Again - Flaw
7. Landing - Moby
8. Adrenaline - Gavin Rossdale
9. 004 - Fermin IV
10. Technologicque - Orbital

Disc: 2
1. Stick Out Ya Wrist - Nelly (w/ Toya)
2. Look at Me - Lil' Wayne
3. Truth or Dare - N.E.R.D. (w/ Kellis)
4. Are We Cuttin' - Pastor Troy (w/ Ms. Jade)
5. Still Fly - Big Tymers
6. Connected for Life - Mack 10 (w/ Ice Cube & WC)
7. Lights Camera Action - Mr. Cheeks (w/ Missy Elliot & P. Diddy)
8. It's Okay - Postaboy
9. Yo, Yo, Yo - Dani Stevenson
10. Lick - Joi


Posted by LKD on Aug-13-2007 17:16:

quote:
Originally posted by Chris Allen
No.

And most of xXx's soundtrack was heavy metal or rap. Although the club sequence with Orbital was pretty cool.


you obviously dont know the difference between a score and a soundtrack so lets just leave it at that


Posted by Chris Allen on Aug-13-2007 17:28:

quote:
Originally posted by El Kay Dee
you obviously dont know the difference between a score and a soundtrack so lets just leave it at that

Yeah, apparently my 8yrs of classical and orchestral studying aren't registering very well.


Posted by LKD on Aug-13-2007 17:44:

quote:
Originally posted by Chris Allen
Yeah, apparently my 8yrs of classical and orchestral studying aren't registering very well.



guess not..tsk tsk tsk


Posted by Porky on Aug-24-2007 08:25:

SPOILERS!!!! DO NOT READ IF YOU HAVN'T SEEN THE MOVIE!!!




























































PROS
+ awesome visuals
+ awesome soundtrack (want to get a hold of this... epic vangelis type)
+ logical storyline for first 2/3
+ decent ending (last minute of film)

CONS
- horrible last 1/3
- spiritual 'evil' wasn't fleshed out, cheesy horror copout
- lack of urgency of mankind's ending, no earth scenes to show apocalyptic emotions ppl must be feeling
- weak 'hero' in cillian murphy. does the savior of mankind have to be such a weak, nerdy guy?



the movie was a visual and aural masterpiece. but the story left alot to be desired with the 'spiritual' detour. how did 'he' get on the ship? is he still human? does he have special powers? wow talk about LAME! what a way to ruin a movie with so much potential...



score: 5/10 stars


Posted by FunkyCrew on Aug-24-2007 13:18:

quote:
- weak 'hero' in cillian murphy. does the savior of mankind have to be such a weak, nerdy guy?


Porkee, the 'hero' is not always what Hollywood usually spoon feeds us with


Posted by LKD on Aug-24-2007 13:39:

quote:
Originally posted by FunkyCrew
Porkee, the 'hero' is not always what Hollywood usually spoon feeds us with



well he IS a pretty boy...so that aspect stayed.....


Posted by FunkyCrew on Aug-24-2007 17:56:

quote:
Originally posted by El Kay Dee
well he IS a pretty boy...so that aspect stayed.....


nerdy pretty boys are hawt!


Posted by Porky on Aug-24-2007 19:36:

quote:
Originally posted by FunkyCrew
Porkee, the 'hero' is not always what Hollywood usually spoon feeds us with



well the only thing about cillian murphy is that he was looked at by the rest of the crew as being unbiased, logical and automatically indispensible (b/c he can operate the bomb). wow, talk about lame. is that all that is required to be a hero?


usually the protagonist of a solid movie has some drive within him to rise above the norm, or some emotional reason to prove his/her humanity. but cilian murphy was not given any real choices in the movie to make him stand out. did he make any decisions that the audience wouldn't have made? no.


but the spiritual element at the end of the movie completely ruined it for me. sure, they added it to provide extra suspense and conflict, but it felt like it was just added in the last second. horrid.


Posted by Porky on Aug-24-2007 19:38:

quote:
Originally posted by FunkyCrew
nerdy pretty boys are hawt!


yea, i'm pretty hawt.


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