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Topic: Resident Evil
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Michael Brown
Phenomenal Film Handler
Posts: 1522
From: Bradford, England
Registered: May 2001
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posted 07-13-2002 06:25 AM
Presentation good allthough whoever built the film decided to leave the head of R1 attached.Something like this: Everything as normal adds/trailers finishing with the cinema chain trailer that runs usually before a dolby snipe and then the film. Cinema chain trailer finished About 15 seconds of black About 5 seconds from the middle of an old dirty 'Ice Age' trailer Then about 20 seconds of clear film. Then the header runs through. Countdown from 11 top 3 and then the film starts. At some point while the header goes through the house lights come back up (not full but adverts level) Lights go back down about 10 minutes into the film. ----------------------------- Didn't like the film. It was too scary and too intense for me. I new i was hating the film after the first scene was over. (A very good piece of horror with no blood etc) But then we get a few gore set pieces and a confusing plot. Not a lot else.
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Michael Barry
Jedi Master Film Handler
Posts: 584
From: Sydney, NSW, Australia
Registered: Nov 1999
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posted 07-14-2002 12:46 AM
Re: the last shot of the film. Exactly! Except I was a sucker for the rest of the film too. Question: How often does it happen these days that the filmmakers have the CONVICTION to actually FINISH a movie slam-bang like that? Seems to me that most movies have 'soft' endings that are portentious as hell and need to be wrapped up in 10 minute epilogues. How about 'uncertain' endings? This film had both, which makes it braver than a lot of other movies in my books. 'Jeepers Creepers' did this too. This film has 'Midnight Late Show' written all over it. Of course, if they still held late movies here, that would mean something... And finally, can we say KICK-ASS SOUND MIX?
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