having seen the film – the story is amazing, but I can’t imagine how an IMAX version would improve it
it was a film driven by its story and characters. rarely did its visuals even matter at all. I could have watched the film with my eyes closed and missed very little.
having seen the film – the story is amazing, but I can’t imagine how an IMAX version would improve it
it was a film driven by its story and characters. rarely did its visuals even matter at all. I could have watched the film with my eyes closed and missed very little.
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C’mon, the puppetry and the practical effects looked fantastic. Even the special effects, grounded in real in-camera tricks, were visually stunning.
No lie, but 100% of that film was in the storytelling. It was a pretty movie, but it could easily have been a radio play.
That’s why it was such a good book
The Tau Ceti Petrova line scene would look incredible.
I agree, for this type of sci-fi film it actually looks a bit cheap and green screeny in places.
for this type of film, the story and characters were all that mattered. that’s what makes it better than most.
surely. not that I don’t appreciate some nice visuals-- it’s just that the best parts of this film were in the story, not the VFX
I think the movie improved on the books by having some neat visuals. I enjoyed it but I still think it was Andy Weir’s weakest book.