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Actually, "bullet time" isn't the same as slow motion. It's the filming process they used to get nearly 360-degree shots in live action slow motion, one that had never been used before. Watch the making of the Matrix sometime, you'll see the huge difference.
As for 300... it was extremely satisfying. Perfectly over-the-top where it was supposed to be. The thing that impressed me the most? How many of the HUGE battle sequences were filmed in one continuous shot ... the amount of choreography, special effects, and every other type of work that had to have gone into that... amazing. I realize a lot of it was CG-enhanced and whatnot, but even still, it's absolutely amazing. That was the one thing that stuck out to me above everything else. It made the fighting more believable, visceral, and intense. Jam it back in, in the dark. ![]() |
Skexis brings up a very good point, and that's exactly how it all came across to me - like a visual representation of both the illustrations and the narration in the graphic novel.
Also, the score is amazing, as many have said. So amazing that I decided to upload it for your listening pleasure. Get now. You can also find the link in my gurnal. There's nowhere I can't reach. ![]() |