Oblivion
From the director of TRON: Legacy and the producer of Rise of the Planet of the Apes
Oblivion
From the director of TRON: Legacy and the producer of Rise of the Planet of the Apes
Saw this last night in IMAX.
It is basically a conglomeration of all the major science fiction films of the last 40 or 50 years or so (2001 a space oddyssey, the Matrix, Planet of the Apes, Moon, I am Legend, the Jetsons, lol, etc etc! ). But it's so extremely beautifully filmed that it completely obsorbs you. And as far as I'm concerned there's nothing really truly original in science fiction left to do, so mashing everything up is still acceptible when it's this well done. And if you didn't watch the trailers (glad I didn't), you'll still be left guessing pretty much until the end. I liked it, but then again I'm a sucker for sci-fi. I recommend it. I think of it as kind of a tribute to science fiction, heh.
(And an added bonus is that it was filmed largely in Iceland where the opening to Prometheus was filmed. I'm almost positive that I saw that very same waterfall. The whole movie is just gorgeous to look at, damn.)
If it's not the same waterfall, it's one very much like it...
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Originally posted by BruceSkywalker
waiting to see if a friend gets this so i am only paying $5 instead of $13
I spent $17 for IMAX. I rarely spend that much for a movie, but I love science fiction and I'm glad I did in this case. It looks phenominal. Although oddly enough my local IMAX is way too f#cking loud sometimes. It gave me a headache halfway through.
Originally posted by Patient_Leech
I spent $17 for IMAX. I rarely spend that much for a movie, but I love science fiction and I'm glad I did in this case. It looks phenominal. Although oddly enough my local IMAX is way too f#cking loud sometimes. It gave me a headache halfway through.
where do you live? here is los angeles IMAX is $13.. I do spend the cash on most films, but for some I wait until a friend of mine who owns his own screening room can get the film..