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MrWorf 8 Mar 2014 19:22:19 64,193 posts
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Fixed. Mobile links don't work on Desktop it seems. But fair enough, I didn't embed or even title the vid. I was waiting in line at Morrisons for a roast chicken slice when I posted it.

mal 8 Mar 2014 19:48:10 29,326 posts
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Weird, worked for me.

Trafford 8 Mar 2014 19:56:22 9,359 posts
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Thanks thread! Delivered and some.
Razz has polluted my thoughts for the second viewing, Mr Magoo in Space indeed

Deleted user 8 March 2014 23:39:38

BinaryBob101 wrote:
Cuaron has said that her emergence from the primordial soup at the end of the film symbolises the evolution of life. Take from this what you will:

http://io9.com/gravitys-ending-holds-a-deeper-meaning-says-alfonso-c-1442690788

What would have been brilliant would be her walking to civilisation and finding that THE APES HAVE TAKEN OVER. She didn't die at the beginning - she went into a localised wormhole! Better than the Marky Mark explanation anyway.

twelveways 9 Mar 2014 07:33:12 7,131 posts
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@Razz

Couldn't watch the video as I am in China and the internet is wank but I assume that it is proof that the guy is some kind of eskimo, fair enough, I concede

Although, they all look a bit Chinesey.

Dougs 9 Mar 2014 07:34:58 100,415 posts
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twelveways wrote:
@Razz

Couldn't watch the video as I am in China and the internet is wank but I assume that it is proof that the guy is some kind of eskimo, fair enough, I concede

Although, they all look a bit the same.

Fixed

Deleted user 9 March 2014 15:40:44

Watched it only recently, I must say although I enjoyed it I still understand all the criticism.
It kind of felt like a videogame without any user input. Sort of like a first person adventure game on rails.
Sandra Bullock's howling and barking I found the most ridiculous moment I've seen since, well, the laughing scene in Final Fantasy X.

Anthony_UK 10 Mar 2014 02:30:15 3,094 posts
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Off topic but the motion plus feature on more recent TV's can be hit and miss, on movies with the occasional special effect the almost HDR effect it creates highlights the special effects and makes everything look fake.

On movies like Avatar and now this, where the majority of what's on screen is artificial, the effect can be pretty amazing. Just watched this on my 55" TV with the sofa pulled close in 3D and it was breathtaking at times.

Deleted user 10 March 2014 13:39:29

I like Motion Plus for sport, but it ruins films.

altitude2k 10 Mar 2014 21:23:37 5,238 posts
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Just finished watching again after buying the bluray. Was a bit concerned it wasn't going to live up to the amazing 3D cinema experience, but I shouldn't have worried. Loved it just as much. Still incredible cinematography.

And even knowing what happens, I'm convinced this film has taken years off my life!

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