DVD Talk review of 'The Incredibles' (Blu-ray)
04-05-11, 11:28 PM
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DVD Talk review of 'The Incredibles' (Blu-ray)
I read Jamie S. Rich's DVD review of The Incredibles at http://www.dvdtalk.com/reviews/read.php?ID=47507 and...
you mention a "digital creation" (The Incredibles) has more "emotive power" then Tobey Maguire's "Spiderman", but the problem was that Spiderman was a "digital creation". Nobody, for one second, believed it was anything but a digital creation when Spiderman jumped from building to building. It looked extremely fake and you can't really blame Tobey Maguire's acting for that.
you mention a "digital creation" (The Incredibles) has more "emotive power" then Tobey Maguire's "Spiderman", but the problem was that Spiderman was a "digital creation". Nobody, for one second, believed it was anything but a digital creation when Spiderman jumped from building to building. It looked extremely fake and you can't really blame Tobey Maguire's acting for that.
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Re: DVD Talk review of 'The Incredibles' (Blu-ray)
Except, you know, when it was a close-up on Tobey's face and he was shouting out "Wa-hoo!" As Jon Lovitz would say, "Acting!
I'm thinking of the very specific scenes where Dash discovers the levels of his powers and can't believe his luck, and the similar scene in the first Spidey movie where Peter Parker essentially does the same, leaping from roof to roof.
I'm thinking of the very specific scenes where Dash discovers the levels of his powers and can't believe his luck, and the similar scene in the first Spidey movie where Peter Parker essentially does the same, leaping from roof to roof.
04-06-11, 12:19 AM
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Except, you know, when it was a close-up on Tobey's face and he was shouting out "Wa-hoo!" As Jon Lovitz would say, "Acting!
I'm thinking of the very specific scenes where Dash discovers the levels of his powers and can't believe his luck, and the similar scene in the first Spidey movie where Peter Parker essentially does the same, leaping from roof to roof.
I'm thinking of the very specific scenes where Dash discovers the levels of his powers and can't believe his luck, and the similar scene in the first Spidey movie where Peter Parker essentially does the same, leaping from roof to roof.
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Re: DVD Talk review of 'The Incredibles' (Blu-ray)
Nice line in the review: "I could keep going for a long time. I have barely begun to use up the hyperbole I have in reserve for The Incredibles."
I agree with the claims of how good The Incredibles is - it was amazing to read the original movie threads when it came out, and how many people didn't like/get its quality.
I agree with the claims of how good The Incredibles is - it was amazing to read the original movie threads when it came out, and how many people didn't like/get its quality.
