DONOVAN KURTWOOD
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Joined: 6/10/2005 From: PLANET G
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ORIGINAL: paulyboy With regards to the 2D issues, I think "rampant" is pushing it a bit far, I watched the Blu-Ray the other day and only really noticed it a few times, with that corridor sequence being the worst offender. It looks like digital noise from what I can see, it's so heavy in certain scenes that it really obscures detail, making those sequences rather murky and soft as a result. It's very similar to Miami Vice in that respect, stunning in well lit shots, a complete mixed bag in others. It's strange that the 3D version fairs so much better, I'm fairly sure on these discs that include both versions you're essentially watching one of the "eyes" when you choose the 2D version. Anyway, definitely not a deal breaker for anyone in my opinion, overall it's still quite nice looking. As for the film, not entirely sure why I bought it in truth, didn't think much of it at the cinema, but had some Amazon vouchers and thought I'd give it a second chance, I'm a sucker for Sci-Fi. Can't say my overall impression has really improved much, it's OK, but that's the only word that springs to mind, nothing really stands out for me and the action sequences in particular really fail to get the pulse racing, they're the very definition of the word average. Still stunned this was received so well critically, I must be missing something. **Runs and hides!** You're right paulyboy, i think i went a bit overboard when i said rampant. It crops up from time to time though, or shot to shot every now and then. Just rewatched it in 3D (saw it in 3D at the cinema) and i loved it just as much. I think it's an awesome movie and the 3D is spectacular!
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