Resonate with whom exactly? Resonate with you?
Of course. Why would I care whether or not it resonated with you? Watch whatever you want on your way to Tokyo and back, it makes no difference to me.
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Resonate with whom exactly? Resonate with you?
No one gives a **** about how "well made" a film is if the end result doesn't resonate. Alita resonated. Fury Road was well shot, well staged, and beautifully scored but the whole was not greater than the sum of its parts IMO. And that's why I haven't revisited it since 2015.
Sure Miller might have told the story of Tom Hardy escorting Playboy models across the desert in *the absolute best way imaginable*...but that still doesn't mean that it was a story worth telling, or watching, or caring about. Yes it was an enjoyable watch, actually I watched it three times the year it came out so I'll give it that. And it didn't disrespect or disgrace the series in any way. But I don't know that it was anything more.
Anyone catch the Black Chrome version of FR? I haven't.
I have that version and I have watched it once but I prefer the regular version because of the colors really popping on screen. the way it was shot is beautiful. Both versions have their upsides though. The storm is not as impressive in the chrome edition.
Of course. Why would I care whether or not it resonated with you? Watch whatever you want on your way to Tokyo and back, it makes no difference to me.
well beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I have my share of guilty pleasure movies in my collection. I enjoy them but I also know that most people would scratch their heads at what I see in them. We all should watch what we like no matter what anyone else thinks. I would never try to sway anyones opinion to agree with mine and I know Khev and Jaws and Wor-Gar are the same way. We all like to have fun on here and its good to compare and debate.
No one gives a **** about how "well made" a film is if the end result doesn't resonate. Alita resonated. Fury Road was well shot, well staged, and beautifully scored but the whole was not greater than the sum of its parts IMO. And that's why I haven't revisited it since 2015.
Sure Miller might have told the story of Tom Hardy escorting Playboy models across the desert in *the absolute best way imaginable*...but that still doesn't mean that it was a story worth telling, or watching, or caring about. Yes it was an enjoyable watch, actually I watched it three times the year it came out so I'll give it that. And it didn't disrespect or disgrace the series in any way. But I don't know that it was anything more.
I am watching Raiders of the lost Ark in Imax on saturday.
Khev, you don't mean... it was...
Doesn't resonate.
Apparently none of them do... not Cameron, Spielberg, Lucas, so I guess he's in good company.
I was indeed thinking the guns in ET... but also his terrible CE3K "Extra" version where Dreyfuss goes inside the space ship at the end.
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