Thank you. I saw partial clips but this is fantastic!
aspect ratio
Cool to see all the technical aspects of it, especially the cinematography, of which I’m not as big a critic of after seeing this (though I still don’t feel like it really belongs).
The part that struck me as really odd though was the guy mentioning there were thousands of costumes made? Obviously there’s a live-action element, but it didn’t strike me as a film that would have had thousands of costumes made.
I hope the DVD/Blu-ray has some really in-depth featurettes on all these things, it’s certainly very fascinating to learn about.
I too was surprised about the amount of costumes made. Hopefully a nom comes out of it.
I noticed a lot of time was spent on the performances, though the comparison to Eric Stoltz in Mask was kinda odd (why not John Hurt in The Elephant Man). I’m still hoping against hope for a surprise Zoe Saldana nomination.
A really fascinating look at a massive undertaking.
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Wow, thank you for this. Truly amazing to see just how much work went into this from every different angle. Also puts to rest beliefs that the film doesn’t deserve an Art Direction nomination. All that stuff built from scratch!
And anyone who doesn’t think Cameron deserves Best Director needs to watch this.
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Thank you. I saw partial clips but this is fantastic!
Cool to see all the technical aspects of it, especially the cinematography, of which I’m not as big a critic of after seeing this (though I still don’t feel like it really belongs).
The part that struck me as really odd though was the guy mentioning there were thousands of costumes made? Obviously there’s a live-action element, but it didn’t strike me as a film that would have had thousands of costumes made.
I hope the DVD/Blu-ray has some really in-depth featurettes on all these things, it’s certainly very fascinating to learn about.
I too was surprised about the amount of costumes made. Hopefully a nom comes out of it.
I noticed a lot of time was spent on the performances, though the comparison to Eric Stoltz in Mask was kinda odd (why not John Hurt in The Elephant Man). I’m still hoping against hope for a surprise Zoe Saldana nomination.
A really fascinating look at a massive undertaking.
Wow, thank you for this. Truly amazing to see just how much work went into this from every different angle. Also puts to rest beliefs that the film doesn’t deserve an Art Direction nomination. All that stuff built from scratch!
And anyone who doesn’t think Cameron deserves Best Director needs to watch this.