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Topic: Anyone See Grand Canyon 3-D Yet?
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Brian Michael Weidemann
Expert cat molester
Posts: 944
From: Costa Mesa, CA United States
Registered: Feb 2004
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posted 04-26-2008 05:04 AM
Tonight, MacGillivray Freeman Films just had their "Friends & Family" screening of Grand Canyon Adventure: River At Risk 3D at my theatre. I ran their four evening shows, part of the Newport Beach Film Festival, all of them packed to the brim. Greg says ours is his favorite IMAX theatre, and not just because we happen to be the closest.
This film makes me wonder why they haven't been doing 3D all along! It's their first 3D film, and since their landscapes shots are always so breathtaking, the two styles worked perfectly.
The film is about water conservation, and showing what the river once was, what it is now, and how the effects do this and that. MacGillivray Freeman always takes this kind of angle, but they do it well.
I thought it was a good film. And if you like Dave Matthews Band, they're all over the soundtrack ... like George Harrison was all over Everest, and Fleetwood Mac were in Wild California ... and Queen in Alps.
It's worth seeing for the visuals alone. There's so much more than just "seeing it outside", even if you happen to live near there. Time-lapse aerial shots aren't something you can see out your window. [ 04-26-2008, 10:31 AM: Message edited by: Brian Michael Weidemann ]
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