Visually stunning in places (as could be expected from a film directed by long-time Christopher Nolan cinematographer Wally Pfister), with an intriguing premise and quality actors on hand. However, it lacks substance. Raises a number of interesting ideas about artificial intelligence and the concept of immortality but leaves them un- or underdeveloped. Not a horrible film but not one I'll revisit nor one anyone need take a detour to see.
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My thoughts on this as well Ovation. An OK film at best. I too was impressed with the visuals though.Dan Madden :T -
Saw it at the Dolby Theater in NYC. Waste of my time.Kal Rubinson
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We saw the trailers for this when The Wife & I made our once-a-year trek to the cinema to see Gravity (our first Imax experiance).
Despite the fact that The Wife's major heart throb is still JD, there was no interest displayed for this flick.
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In answer to my own question, I would say between $10,000 and $40,000 dollars. It used to be more but digital has drastically lowered the cost while at the same time making it much easier to produce a professional look.
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2001 Film List
Last Updated: November 28th, 2001
This is a port from the HTF so bear with me for mistakes and goofups, I'll fix them as they come along.
Ratings to be added week of 11/23: Out Cold
Next week additions posted...26 November 2001, 12:35 Monday -
Now we all have learned that at the beginning of each day you are given your pages of the days work. For me that means I can figure out how I am going to utilize my crew and plan my day. The more I can get ahead of the company with pre-lighting the more time I can save production. And in film time is...06 September 2016, 17:26 Tuesday
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Latest press release from Parasound. I have a personal connection to this one, as I grew up in Colorado, and played sports with Columbine High School. The Columbine massacre really touched me, as I would imagine it did to all of us. I think I'm going to send a message the way of Andrew Robinson,...16 October 2012, 15:09 Tuesday -
I will start shortening things up here. And just get to the salient points. But first, let me say this. Up to this point Heavens Gate was the biggest disaster in the history of filmmaking, at least from the perspective of the investors. At $40 million dollars it bankrupted UA studios. Books have been...06 September 2016, 18:21 Tuesday
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