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Author Topic: Pulse: A Stomp Odyssey Darren Briggs Master Film Handler Posts: 371 From: York, UK Registered: Dec 2001 posted 06-22-2003 02:58 PM                        Just viewed this film at the Bradford IMAX (U.K.) A true 15/70 film. The film takes you around the different country's of the world and there use of music, from the music Stomp play on trash can's and such objects to the Kodo drums in Japan. No narrration is present, just crystal clear visual's of the musicians of the different cultures, playing there own kind of music. Sound is the key thing in this film, and it will keep your foot taping through-out the 40minute film. marks out of 10 for an IMAX film, i will give it 9. Highly recomended, a must see if it comes to your Local IMAX. Seeing this film after 'Ghosts of the Abyss', certainly shows tthat digital photography has a long long was to go to match the quality of 15/70 film. Even 2D looks more lifelike than 3D digital(that cany even fill the whole IMAX screen) Darren  |  IP: Logged Michael Brown Phenomenal Film Handler Posts: 1522 From: Bradford, England Registered: May 2001 posted 06-22-2003 04:07 PM                     Yeah I saw this at Bradford IMAX a few months ago when there was a free preview. Very good. I think that the music makes it one of the best IMAX films.  |  IP: Logged

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