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The Hobbit (I)
Dec. 14th, 2012 03:25 pmOnce upon a time, there was a little girl who loved books. She read a lot of books on her own, and quite a few with her mother, and, just one time, she read a book with her Dad. That book was called "The Hobbit", and in all the years after, when the girl read the book, she heard it in his voice.
One day, that book became a movie. And that movie? Well, let's just say it lived up to the all the girl's hopes and dreams.
( SPOILERS! )
FWIW, we saw it in IMAX 48FPS 3D, and it didn't even kind of make me feel ill (and I went in with a headache, because of my back, so I was worried). If anything, it made me feel like I was standing in the frame with them, so I didn't even notice the audience most of the time. It was great. We also got the first 7 minutes of the new Trek movie, which was cute because everyone yelled "MICKEY!" at the same time, and then the colours and effects were so real, I think I had an allergic reaction to the on-screen pollen.
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faith_king and I were talking the other day about how maybe we were passed our days of seeing movies multiple times in theatres, and I think I can say now that it was just the wrong movies. I haven't felt this way about a film since RotK, and I plan to go and see it on the big screen just as often as I can.
Please feel free to link me to your reviews, if I have missed them.
One day, that book became a movie. And that movie? Well, let's just say it lived up to the all the girl's hopes and dreams.
( SPOILERS! )
FWIW, we saw it in IMAX 48FPS 3D, and it didn't even kind of make me feel ill (and I went in with a headache, because of my back, so I was worried). If anything, it made me feel like I was standing in the frame with them, so I didn't even notice the audience most of the time. It was great. We also got the first 7 minutes of the new Trek movie, which was cute because everyone yelled "MICKEY!" at the same time, and then the colours and effects were so real, I think I had an allergic reaction to the on-screen pollen.
faith_king and I were talking the other day about how maybe we were passed our days of seeing movies multiple times in theatres, and I think I can say now that it was just the wrong movies. I haven't felt this way about a film since RotK, and I plan to go and see it on the big screen just as often as I can.Please feel free to link me to your reviews, if I have missed them.
