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Author Topic: Hugo Sam D. Chavez Film God Posts: 2153 From: Martinez, CA USA Registered: Aug 2003 posted 12-12-2011 08:06 PM                       Loved it. This is the first live action film I've seen where the 3D seems like an essential part of the film. The close ups of clockworks in the train station are particularly effective. It worked on several levels for me and who knew Martin Scorsese even cared about 3D, much less mastered the art of it?  |  IP: Logged Keegan O'Brien Film Handler Posts: 39 From: Eugene, Oregon, United States Registered: Sep 2011 posted 01-08-2012 12:10 AM                     CINEMA: Cinemark Gateway Stadium 17 (Springfiled, Oregon) AUDITORIUM: 3 PRESENTATION: Barco DLP 4K PROBLEMS: Image flicker. RATING: 83/100 Fun, imaginative, magical, nostalgic, but ultimately unfocused and forgettable.  |  IP: Logged Mark Strube Master Film Handler Posts: 322 From: Milwaukee, WI, United States Registered: Feb 2007 posted 01-14-2012 01:49 AM                        quote: Keegan O'Brien but ultimately unfocused and forgettable. THIS. For 3/4 of the film I was waiting for some sort of point to it all. Then it came and went. What a snoozefest. Sorry.  |  IP: Logged Adam Martin I'm not even gonna point out the irony. Posts: 3686 From: Dallas, TX Registered: Nov 2000 posted 01-21-2012 03:39 PM                     See original thread.  |  IP: Logged

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