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I‘ve been a fan of Vin Diesel since the under-rated Pitch Black hit theaters. And it just keeps happening…
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I’m actually quite looking forward to Babylon A.D. if it is half as good as SUNSHINE, well, I’ll be pleased.
This is a guaranteed bomb at the Box Office though. The internet folks who like this sort of viral marketing goofiness will probably be the films only audience. That makes it about $10 Million. Dunno how much the film cost though.
Comment by Kurt Halfyard — August 18, 2008 @ 1:34 pm
Yeah, I know very little about it. Don’t care that much either. I just think this cartoon is awesome.
Comment by Andrew James — August 18, 2008 @ 1:44 pm
Speaking of Sunshine I just rewatched it a few nights ago. The first two-thirds of the film is astonishingly good, if that quality had been kept throughout the last third, I am not at all hesitant to say it would probably have been a mastrpiece. But once THAT plot point comes into full swing (or rather comes in out of nowhere) the movie takes a nosedive.
With the exception of the last couple of minutes (and particularly the last 15 seconds or so) the last segment of the film is like a badly shot and edited slasher film that dampens the film down from utterly fantastic to very good. In the words of Marge Gunderson - “It’s a real shame.”
Comment by Ross Miller — August 18, 2008 @ 1:47 pm
Right on about the last 15 seconds or so of “Sunshine” Ross.
Comment by Andrew James — August 18, 2008 @ 2:32 pm