Escape to the Movies: Up!
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Well, I must say I was more impressed by this review. When not in fanboy mode, it seems MovieBob is capable of speaking in a measured, calm, informative way and is quite nice fellow.
I rather enjoyed the tangent in which he exposed on some film theory too. More like this please Bob.
I rather enjoyed the tangent in which he exposed on some film theory too. More like this please Bob.
Wow your best review in my opinion.
Its funny, last week I saw Night at the Museum. Before the movie stared I was flooded with previews of mediocre kid films. But one movie looked very promising, and that was Up! I seen the previews and I cant wait to see this film.
Its funny, last week I saw Night at the Museum. Before the movie stared I was flooded with previews of mediocre kid films. But one movie looked very promising, and that was Up! I seen the previews and I cant wait to see this film.
I am going to the movies today (Or at the very least trying) and it came down to a chioce between Star Trek, Terminator Salvation, or Up! After seeing this review, I am definitly going to go see Up!, because what I want in a movie is characters with emotional heart and depth, and Moviebob has communicated that this movie has just that. Congratulations on the new series, and thank you.
I really didn't need MovieBob to tell me this was going to be good, but this was a nice review nonetheless (despite my intense disagreement with his Star Trek review *glares*).
Still you KNOW you've got a good one on your hands when watching the trailer almost makes you jump for joy.
Still you KNOW you've got a good one on your hands when watching the trailer almost makes you jump for joy.
Now maybe it was because he was more positive this time, but it was nice to see a better review compared to the last one I saw, which was Star Trek.
I had some frank problems with that review, and the way in which it was conducted, but this one seemed to bounce back from those 'issues', even if the technical aspect of the delivery still drives me up the wall. Hopefully it wasn't merely because he enjoyed the film, but I'd like to think of this as an example of how you don't need piles of swearing to be informative, entertaining, and clear on your points. Much better then the Star Trek review. Which, by the way, I saw just the other day and enjoyed. But, then again, I'm not a star Trek fan so maybe the big fans have more to complain about.
Again: technical issues still annoying the crap out of me, but the script and delivery were much much better. Moviebob, I hope this is the cautious beginning of a long fan-ship.
I had some frank problems with that review, and the way in which it was conducted, but this one seemed to bounce back from those 'issues', even if the technical aspect of the delivery still drives me up the wall. Hopefully it wasn't merely because he enjoyed the film, but I'd like to think of this as an example of how you don't need piles of swearing to be informative, entertaining, and clear on your points. Much better then the Star Trek review. Which, by the way, I saw just the other day and enjoyed. But, then again, I'm not a star Trek fan so maybe the big fans have more to complain about.
Again: technical issues still annoying the crap out of me, but the script and delivery were much much better. Moviebob, I hope this is the cautious beginning of a long fan-ship.
Ok then, nup Pixar is golden.Vanguard1219 said:
I'd like to make this point though, maybe the father/son "boy" movie thing may have come partially from the Disney cartoon movies. Think Lion King, Tarzan, Hercules.