I loved it.
Maybe the best one. IDK as they are all great except for part II.
Maybe the best one. IDK as they are all great except for part II.
Doesn’t matter cause he still went off that cliff.Yeah the phoniness of the super smooth ramp comes through even in the trailers.
It’s the highest 5 day opening of all the MI films. These films are huge international business and have staying power.I see that poor box office results isn’t just tied to KK afterall…
Avatar 3 will still make 2B lol
Yes but it only feels impressive if you know that fact beforehand. People watching this movie 10 years from now aren't going to be aware and will just assume the whole thing was done in a studio parking lot.Doesn’t matter cause he still went off that cliff.
Tom Cruise the only superstar left
I wrote an en email to the cinema district manager with a slew of complaints and was sent 6 free Imax tickets a few weeks ago I just might go see this with my son.I loved it.
Maybe the best one. IDK as they are all great except for part II.
Yep. It reminds me of this scene from The Desolation of Smaug:Yes but it only feels impressive if you know that fact beforehand. People watching this movie 10 years from now aren't going to be aware and will just assume the whole thing was done in a studio parking lot.
I wrote an en email to the cinema district manager with a slew of complaints
I’ll post my email after I shave and shower lolWhat were the complaints? I must know.
Yep. It reminds me of this scene from The Desolation of Smaug:
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They really filmed that scene on location right there in that amazing New Zealand valley. But right as they were about to start shooting, some clouds rolled in and turned the skies grey. But rather than waiting for another sunny day Jackson just put up a big green screen behind Beorn while he stood outside and shot the scene anyway and then inserted previously filmed photography of the sunny mountains behind him in post-production. The end result was a super fake looking scene that defeated the entire purpose of them filming in front of that majestic landscape!
I don’t care about audiences 10 years from nowYes but it only feels impressive if you know that fact beforehand. People watching this movie 10 years from now aren't going to be aware and will just assume the whole thing was done in a studio parking lot.
Well I didn’t think it looked fake in the movie. It was smooth ride yes but still an impressive looking stunt.Yep. It reminds me of this scene from The Desolation of Smaug:
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They really filmed that scene on location right there in that amazing New Zealand valley. But right as they were about to start shooting, some clouds rolled in and turned the skies grey. But rather than waiting for another sunny day Jackson just put up a big green screen behind Beorn while he stood outside and shot the scene anyway and then inserted previously filmed photography of the sunny mountains behind him in post-production. The end result was a super fake looking scene that defeated the entire purpose of them filming in front of that majestic landscape!
Nope because even though the trench is plainly visible there's nothing that tells my brain that what I'm watching isn't really happening which is a critical component of stunt work like that.You guys must hate Raiders of the Lost Ark and that truck chase when Indy goes under the truck and you can see the ditch they dug for the stunt man so he could successfully and safely complete the stunt.
Well watching it in the theater nothing gave that away to me.Nope because even though the trench is plainly visible there's nothing that tells my brain that what I'm watching isn't really happening which is a critical component of stunt work like that.
Fair enough! Maybe it's something that only becomes obvious on multiple viewings or when you know what to look for. But Tom had to blab about the set up of that damn scene for so many pre-show IMAX promos that I got very familiar with it very quickly, lol.Well watching it in the theater nothing gave that away to me.
I stayed away from trailers so maybe it looked worse on the small screen.
Isn’t that the whole mission Impossible franchise??This period is like the 50's all over again: studios rule, everything looks fake, controlled, on-stage visually -- movies are like factory doohickeys that just get cranked out over and over...
It's time for "location" movies to come back in style -- where you go see a movie because it is really filmed 'on location'.
So I just watched it multiple times on my TVFair enough! Maybe it's something that only becomes obvious on multiple viewings or when you know what to look for. But Tom had to blab about the set up of that damn scene for so many pre-show IMAX promos that I got very familiar with it very quickly, lol.
Oh yeah, just wait until you see what they have saved for the next one!There will be the legend known as Tom Cruise and how he was the last of the Hollywood superstars and how he did his own nutty stunts.
No I was leaning toward catching it at home, maybe, lol. Still haven't watched the previous one either.Did you see this movie yet??
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