gwynplaine
L'homme qui rit.
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I love how this film doesn't anthropomorphize the animals at all.
I love how this film doesn't anthropomorphize the animals at all.
Richard Parker was a mixture of a real tiger and CGI but most of what was in the film was mainly CGI especially with he was interacting with Pi, etc.
One scene that was definitely a real tiger was when we saw Richard Parker being poked by a stick.
I love how this film doesn't anthropomorphize the animals at all.
Can't wait for the Blu Ray.Thanks, I hope they have an extensive look at the process on the Blu Ray, should be fascinating.
I liked that as well, every aspect of the film was so well gauged.
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You lost me there?
I take it you're not a Family Guy fan.
I can't post the video, but go to youtube and look up "Chester the Cheetah Family Guy."
Leaps above Caesar.
Good pointWouldn't have worked, only Frosted Flakes. Chester is a cheetah, not a tiger.
I will, thanksI take it you're not a Family Guy fan.
I can't post the video, but go to youtube and look up "Chester the Cheetah Family Guy."
Yeah, they really screwed up with that and missed a major opportunity. Imagine the cross-marketing they could have done with Frosted Flakes! They would have made millions!
the master Ang Lee
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Something that broke my heart the 1st was even more powerful the 2nd time around
The way Orange Juice, the Orang Outan looks at him with maternal eyes
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The way Lee films Richard Parker lunging at the Hyena. He seems to be coming straight out from the Kid. After all, as we discover in the end, he is the tiger
Yeah, this. And I also got that when times are unbelievably tough, sometimes the only way to survive is by believing in what he calls "the better story", which can be religion, fairy tales, Richard Parker whatever...
I watched the film a second time and knowing the ending it was a different experience. I paid close attention to the shipwreck and what happens with the animals on the boat. Something that broke my heart the 1st was even more powerful the 2nd time around
The way Orange Juice, the Orang Outan looks at him with maternal eyes
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The way Lee films Richard Parker lunging at the Hyena. He seems to be coming straight out from the Kid. After all, as we discover in the end, he is the tiger
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I read online the theory of the Meerkats being actually maggots. Pretty interesting, sad and gruesome at the same time
Amazing movie. Like I said before it deserves the Oscar for best film. Nothing comes close for me this year.
And at first I didn't want to see it because I thought it was about religion![]()
It's meant to just be alluded to but never outright shown, so we don't know which story is actually true. Isn't that what makes it so interesting?If I ever meet Ang Lee, I would love to ask him why the narrative you allude to above was discussed rather than shown. I wonder if it was a budget issue, or if he felt that it would take the movie to a very bad place.