Indiana Jones 5 and the bermuda triangle?
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I walk to the beat of my own drum. My only problem is, I can't play the drums.
I am totally stealing that line.
BadMoon
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I just made that shat up too! I should have kept it in my pocket a while longer.
Perfect FB status update!
I walk to the beat of my own drum. My only problem is, I can't play the drums.
Keith that actually is pretty good.
I may have to steal that as well. Its good.
ProgMatinee
circlesendwheretheybegin
Not that I have anything new to offer, but IMO ROTLA is the best filmed, scripted, and dramatic of the films. Thus its the one that most gets referenced as a great film. TOD is the funniest, the most exciting, and riproaringest. TLC is the cutest and most sentimental.
Each of them has a good merit depending on what type of mood the viewer is in.
Each of them has a good merit depending on what type of mood the viewer is in.
BadMoon
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I agree with a prog post! Haha!
HigHurtenflurst
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Seen LOTR on BluRay? The CG is magnificent, but on BR it stands out like a very very very sore thumb. Way rather watch it on regular DVD where it still looks like a film. Avatards. Sums it up rather well!
thenammagazine
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Yeah, that's why I don't get all the praise about it. CG's great, but it still looks like CG. I've seen more photorealistic CG in the Final Fantasy stuff.
This classic pic still says it all...
Deak Starkiller
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This classic pic still says it all...
This picture pretty much sums it up...just cause you can doesn't mean you should. Indiana Jones and the Quest for I Hope They Don't Make This Movie.
maskfreak
Super Freak
Indiana Jones 6 Quest for the golden Memorial Old Folks home.
thenammagazine
Super Freak
I keep telling you guys, "Indiana Jones and the Curse of Osteoporosis."
Yeah, that's why I don't get all the praise about it. CG's great, but it still looks like CG. I've seen more photorealistic CG in the Final Fantasy stuff.
Gotta totally disagree there. The work Weta did with the CG in LOTR is some really great work. The FF stuff cannot hold a candle to it but to each his own.
thenammagazine
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thenammagazine
Super Freak
LOTR was a classic example of how well practical effects and CG combined. But everybody praising Avatar were having fanboy trouser creampies over the "photorealistic" CG which to me just looked like your run of the mill CG.
tomandshell
Blue Flame of the West/Mod
I think that the least convincing moments of Avatar involve the blending of the real actors with the CG. For the bulk of the film, we are just looking at CG characters in a CG environment. Of course it all blends together--it's just like Kung Fu Panda. The trick is putting a convincing CG character into a real setting with real actors. To me, Weta's work on LOTR still holds up really well as an example of integration--whereas much of Avatar was just like a completely animated movie.
I remember being blown away at the beginning of The Two Towers when Gollum jumped down and was wrestling with Frodo and Sam. I think that was the first time I recall live actors seamlessly interacting with a CG character.
