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28/04/2024 at 19:04 #197815Andrew BeasleyParticipant
Just come across this two part (4+hour) film and been very impressed.
The bad guys technology reminds me a bit of the Riddick universe with the good guys being Serenity and Viking saga mixed in.
There is even a wonderful 40K Imperial Guard moment complete with banner waving foot on rock!Effects are great though focus was a bit hit and miss in part one during some of the CGI clips.
Different enough to enjoy even if the sound has you grabbing the remote sometimes.
28/04/2024 at 19:07 #197816MikeKeymaster29/04/2024 at 01:02 #197828Frank RyanParticipantSaw both the movies. B-grade sci-fi. Nice effects, plot a tad contrived and a mish-mash of proven ideas, acting alright, technology a mix of fantasy, feudal, modern and futuristic … Plan is for 2 movies each year for the next couple of years. I’ll keep watching it for now.
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29/04/2024 at 05:50 #197832Konstantinos TravlosParticipantI cannot say I liked it. In a way it would had just been better if GW and Netflix let him make a 40k film. I will probably watch the Snyder cut, just to see what execs throw there money at…
29/04/2024 at 06:53 #197834Steve JohnsonParticipantMy wife who normally likes this sort of stuff, didn’t really enjoy it at all and can’t be bothered to watch the second movie, which speaks volumes…
29/04/2024 at 12:07 #197847General SladeParticipantI haven’t watched it but I did see Ryan George’s Pitch Meeting for it on YouTube, which is entertaining, contains major spoilers, and has persuaded me that I don’t need to renew my Netflix subscription just yet:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzczijDtnFY&ab_channel=PitchMeeting
29/04/2024 at 12:14 #197848MikeKeymaster29/04/2024 at 12:55 #197849Andrew BeasleyParticipantDid not realise this was such a marmite film – read some of the reviews after watching it and glad we saw it first!
It’s not the highest writing quality but maybe being brought up with cheap sci-fi books (E Doc Smith anyone) this well covered the monthly fee π
29/04/2024 at 18:32 #197877McKinstryParticipantHaven’t watched the second part yet but it is perfectly fine brain Novocain.Β It may not be high art but it is a pleasant distraction for an hour or two.
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30/04/2024 at 04:42 #197885mark leslieParticipantSlow mo farming is tight!
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30/04/2024 at 14:06 #197898Sane MaxParticipantWatching Ryan George is always super easy – barely an inconvenience π
30/04/2024 at 20:04 #197910ThuseldParticipantEverything I have heard about it makes me believe I will hate it. As I am not time rich I can’t say I am in a rush to test that theory. I hear it has some great slow motion grain cutting.
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01/05/2024 at 12:41 #197939miniaturemenParticipant<p style=”text-align: left;”>We watched part 2 last night hoping for an improvement on part 1. Disappointed.</p>
I actually laughed out loud at some parts ( the coal fired boiler room on the massive spaceship and using wheels to aim the massive laser cannons).I seemed to me like a poor retelling of The Seven Samurai.
Am I correct in thinking that this is the script that was turned down for the last three Star Wars films?
01/05/2024 at 13:23 #197940Sane MaxParticipantπ it does seem awfully like ‘300’ and ‘Watchmen’ were just lucky hits.
01/05/2024 at 13:49 #197941MikeKeymaster01/05/2024 at 14:34 #197942Guy FarrishParticipantGood point – maybe not up to Herodotus or Alan Moore?
[edit – but I don’t remember the Rhinos in the Herodotus version]
01/05/2024 at 16:37 #197949Andrew BeasleyParticipant…the coal fired boiler room on the massive spaceship and using wheels to aim the massive laser cannons…
You missed the ‘only two main guns on the whole ship’ – I think they launched nuclear shells rather than be lasers.
These bits reminded me of 40K and Steampunk ships – the use of the wheels are an obvious plot device to take up time for the good guys to reach the objective before the village was blown away – worse story point than slowly coming around a moon – would have been way quicker to move the ship…
I think the characters have some similarity to the 7 but need to watch both again before feeling there is a good match. Was not surprised there was 7 hero figures though π
π it does seem awfully like β300β and βWatchmenβ were just lucky hits.
Never liked the Watchmen – seen it three or four times trying to enjoy it but I struggle part way through and been known to fall asleep… Maybe it’s the Doctor Manhattan powers that unbalance it for me – no idea.
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