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Sounds like the movie will look great but also suck. After being disappointed by Avatar, I've become wary of the movies made by old sci-fi masters.
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Sounds like the movie will look great but also suck. After being disappointed by Avatar, I've become wary of the movies made by old sci-fi masters.
The cool thing is the # projo of prometheus is that I was all ready installed by Brian de Palma
Sounds like the movie will look great but also suck. After being disappointed by Avatar, I've become wary of the movies made by old sci-fi masters.
It seems like poster above sorted the quotes from impressed towards less impressed. The last three sound really bad though:
they probably think Resurrection was the best Alien too....ill wait for more international reviews....
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It seems like poster above sorted the quotes from impressed towards less impressed. The last three sound really bad though:
Top level visually but story is VERY badly treated: (? # Prometheus?
Well ... Very divided on leaving? # Prometheus? (am not the only) ... Criticism will not be easy to write :/ cc
Prometheus ?: long and boring, with all the clichés of science fiction scenario in which an ultra-awaited effort and credibility. big disappointment
Usually early reviews are much more favorable than the ones coming later too.
Because it was made by a French director.What makes you say that?
Because it was made by a French director.
This is nonsense. The amount of "pop" has nothing to do with the projection technology.
Seriously, I have no idea what he's talking about when describing 3D visuals and just gave up. 70mm IMAX 3D < Digital IMAX aka LIEmax 3D. Sculli showed me the way, and if he wasn't on blackout from reviews he would slap enigma in the face.
IMAX 3D is worth the extra 2$ for the sound system alone.
IMAX 3D is optimized for the image to pop-out like old 3D movies and RealD is optimized for the image to extend in and provide depth which is what modern 3D filmmakers use it for.
Well the first 2 are from the same person, and one of the quotes say "story is very badly treated" and the other "criticism will not be easy to write" ? If the story is so bad, criticism should be easy to write, no?It seems like poster above sorted the quotes from impressed towards less impressed. The last three sound really bad though:
Top level visually but story is VERY badly treated: (? # Prometheus?
Well ... Very divided on leaving? # Prometheus? (am not the only) ... Criticism will not be easy to write :/ cc
Prometheus ?: long and boring, with all the clichés of science fiction scenario in which an ultra-awaited effort and credibility. big disappointment
Usually early reviews are much more favorable than the ones coming later too.
There are factors that can be affected by screen size, image quality, et cetera, but a difference in depth is down to the film itself (ie, which image goes to which eye), not the projection.Bob pretty much nailed what I was saying. No one can view the same film with 15/70 IMAX 3D and RealD 3D and say they have same 3D effect.
There are factors that can be affected by screen size, image quality, et cetera, but a difference in depth is down to the film itself (ie, which image goes to which eye), not the projection.
There are factors that can be affected by screen size, image quality, et cetera, but a difference in depth is down to the film itself (ie, which image goes to which eye), not the projection.
Well the first 2 are from the same person, and one of the quotes say "story is very badly treated" and the other "criticism will not be easy to write" ? If the story is so bad, criticism should be easy to write, no?
And then there is the "long and boring" criticsism that has been directed towards every movie in history by people with short attention spans. How long is Prometheus, not even 3 hours, right? Personally I hope they spend their time in Prometheus building up the story and the characters, just like they did in Alien. So I HOPE the add-crowd find it long and boring.
Because it was made by a French director.
If Ridley Scott can wear the glasses, you can wear the damn things. Deal with it, for Ridley.
I don't, sorry. And IMAX is purposefully terrible at communicating with customers about what technology their local IMAX has.Do you know which Real IMAX theaters have digital projectors?
I never stated that 15/70 IMAX was better for this film. This is what I posted:
Real IMAX = 15/70 film, 3D effect pops out of the screen, provides the biggest image (most immersive) even when no IMAX filmed scenes are present, darker/not as sharp of an image with digital films.
LieMAX = Digital IMAX with digital projection, similar 3D effect to real IMAX, brighter/crisper picture when digital films are played, similar sound to real IMAX, smaller screen size than real IMAX.
I think you deserve a slap in the face for not reading
Pretty much nailed it in terms of the differences. I have a feeling that some posters have not actually seen any films in both formats.
I don't think they're talking about a difference in actual depth, but rather how the 3D projection works. In RealD screens, it's definitely a window inwards, because its a totally flat screen. Even if things are popping "out" in the film, it stills only pops out relative to the screen and feels distant. IMAX3D, at least the digital screen here, uses a slightly curved screen, and the projection is definitely different. There is more pop with a larger screen it really jumps at you even if you're sitting a few rows back.
I have never read a single positive comment about Resurection in the french press. Critics here aren't that chauvinistic.
Review from lemonde (nytimes equivalent):
Alien betrayed by its own creator, Ridley Scott
This is not looking good.
Uh oh, Le Monde hates it.
Better pack it up, folks. This film is obviously a disaster.
I honestly have no idea... is this sarcasm? Or is Le Monde something I should be taking seriously?
Well, "Le Monde" is the "newspaper of record" in France, but I don't know how well-regarded its movie critics are.
I honestly have no idea... is this sarcasm? Or is Le Monde something I should be taking seriously?
Well, "Le Monde" is the "newspaper of record" in France, but I don't know how well-regarded its movie critics are.
Ridley Scott is senile and way past his prime confirmed.
Earlier I said real IMAX was not a good thing in this case, and you made a comment about how that is not true. If I misunderstood, my mistake. However, the last bolded sentence makes me laugh since that is YOU.
So then the IMAX3D you watch at, is a digital screen? Doesn't that mean it's a LIEmax screen? Enigma is stating that LIEmax 3D = RealD 3D (without ever seeing LIEmax 3D).
^UGH. A bit of a bummer. Now I wonder if $16 a ticket is worth it?Let's stop the disinformation right now. The tweets from yesterday are worthless, dozen of reviews have been posted since then and it's pretty positive, with some nitpicking (movie doesnt seem to know at times if it's a prequel or its own thing), here are those available for now:
26 out of 34 reviews are overall positive. The film currently holds a 76% fresh score with a 6.8 average rating. The rating is calculated on a base-5 rule along with unrated reviews (positive considered a 100%, mixed negative a 40%, mixed positive a 60%, and negative a 0%).
This thread will eventually combine UK/US reviews as well.
I will update as more come.
1. No it's that is not me considering Bob was referring to IMAX 3D as if both 15/70/digital were the same. I have seen films in both 15/70 MAX 3D and RealD 3D. I have not seen a film in IMAX digital 3D which many people say had the same 3D effect as 15/70 IMAX 3D but I am not 100% certain of that.
2. I'm saying I'm not sure if it's closer to 15/70 IMAX 3D or RealD 3D. You can clearly see me asking in this thread for others to give their opinion. From what I read in different forums the 3D effect is similar to 15/70 but one poster said that it's more like RealD in this thread. I have stated that I am not 100% certain in this very thread. Also you again failed to properly read my post comparing the 3D effects of the different formats where I say lieMAX 3D is similar to 15/70 IMAX 3D. That list is made up of personal experiences and what I have gathered from other forums.
I have seen movies in both RealD and LieMAX 3D. I definitely feel that based on what you describe real IMAX 3D to be, the effect sounds similar. LieMAX 3D is a MUCH better experience compared to RealD (or any other regular digital 3D cinema) because it felt really immersive. I have not watched a 3D movie in a real 70mm IMAX screen because I do not have one in my country. So I can't compare directly, sorry.
But Ridley can also pay for 3D tickets. I can not.