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Old 13-07-2005, 01:06   #190
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Re: War of the worlds

I must admit to being dissapointed. Maybe I'm getting jaded and blase by all the big computerised effects. Maybe too, knowing these effects are computer generated rather than involving actors actually flinging themselves aroudn anything other than a blue scree, also takes any sense of realism out of it.

It was I suppose an alternative take on it to show less about the futile fightback against the invaders, and more the human impact. For me there seemed to be a major chunk missing between emerging from the basement (with no real explaination of what all the red stuff really was), and him suddenly being able to stroll into Boston (and why was Boston almost intact when everywhere else was decimated?).
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