Tangerine Dream

Saw this in 3D on Friday in our local cinema in Richmond, Yorkshire.
Superb film, good electronic score to go with it. Naturally, I would have loved for TD to have scored this.

Awesome film! Immersive and stressful...we loved it

bigmoog wrote:Awesome film! Immersive and stressful...we loved it

Better than 2001 in my opinion, and that it saying something.

Steve C wrote:

bigmoog wrote:Awesome film! Immersive and stressful...we loved it

Better than 2001 in my opinion, and that it saying something.

Now hang on a minute

Steve C wrote:

bigmoog wrote:Awesome film! Immersive and stressful...we loved it

Better than 2001 in my opinion, and that it saying something.

for me too.

I think Gravity is a very good film, but absolutely not at the level of 2001.
What I would like to see is a 3D version of 2001... THAT would be a kind of perfection !

The perfection is seeing 2001 at cinerama, old compton street...london 1969...i was 10... With my mum n dad. Amazing and something i will never ever forget.

http://cinerama.topcities.com/ctcasino.htm

bigmoog wrote:The perfection is seeing 2001 at cinerama, old compton street...london 1969...i was 10... With my mum n dad. Amazing and something i will never ever forget.

http://cinerama.topcities.com/ctcasino.htm

Thank you BM and TDLudo for bringing me back to my senses! I was getting carried away and I, too, recall seeing 2001 with my parents in 1967 and being spellbound. What I liked about Gravity was the intimate story behind the awesome backdrop, and in particular the amazing 17 minute opening shot. It is not really even fair to compare the 2 films.

Loved Gravity. superb film. 3D is still poop though

cantosis wrote:Loved Gravity. superb film. 3D is still poop though

Yes, 3D has not really evolved much from the 1950's. I find that the more subtle the use, the more effective it is. Really like the 3D in the Life of Pi and Avatar, and thought it was OK in Gravity but did not add a lot to the film.