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The warrior Beowulf must fight and defeat the monster Grendel who is terrorizing Denmark, and later, Grendel's mother, who begins killing out of revenge.
Sub Jolie and Hopkins: from the story book and narrativ content perception even "the attack of the killer tomatoes" is a master piece. Result: basically "the legend of Beowulf" is no more and not less than an technical plaything and addresses themselves thus primarily to all those, which want to take the current technical conditions in inspection. Who would like to experience the film however in its whole splendour, it should absolutely make certain that the respective cinema plays the film in digital 3D or directly directly into a IMAX cinema opens themselves. Because at a conventional demonstration the numerous nice 3D-Effekte loses naturally clearly from its attraction. "300" is more recommandable movie regarding "Performance Capture" technique.
Simply put, this movie is a showcase of how 3D effects can greatly enhance a movie viewing experience. May not be cutting-edge technology as this are already in use in theme parks or IMAX. Still, I haven't seen a 3D movie as mesmerizing as this. When I saw the swooping landscapes, the 3D really gives it a very good sense of distance and perspective. I can feel the scale of near and far objects. Then there's the action sequences which benefits from the use of 3D effects. Adding that third dimension enhances the viewer's experience by giving the illusion of being closer to the action. Combine this with the clever use of camera angles and movements and you got yourself a winner. Even simple scenes such as people talking and moving around - we see the characters, surroundings and objects pops out of the theater screen. It's a treat for the eyes.
The 3D effect is topnotch but the CGI animation itself is somewhat of a letdown. The quality is not consistent. There are times when King Hrothgar, portrayed by Anthony Hopkins, does look like the actor but on other scenes the character looked entirely different. Facial animation is very important as this is the main driver for the visuals of the character's emotions and yet we see unblinking eyes and some video game-grade lip-sync. Face modeling looks great for the male characters while a little patchy on the female characters. Beowulf's face is nicely rendered, the facial hair, pores and scars looked realistic. Contrast it with Queen Wealtheow's face whose texture looked like it came from a wax museum. The jerky movements of the characters is also noticeable at times. Overall, good animation but I've seen better.
The story takes a backseat from the overwhelming visuals but it's still good. It is based from the heroic legend of Beowulf, battling a monster named Grendel and a dragon. What I appreciated about the movie is that the writers, Neil Gaiman and Roger Avary, ties up those two unrelated battles by including a subplot showing that the hero can be fallible and dearly pays for his mistake. I like the story adaptation but purists will surely be upset.
Recommended viewing just for the novelty of the 3D effects, so please skip the 2D version. The movie is a good effort and I'm looking forward on the next generation of 3D movies.
I watched the movie at SM North, admission price P300. Disappointed with the cheap 3D glasses provided, which is made of carton, but it gets the job done. Zemeckis has converted the epic poem about the warrior who slays the monster Grendel into a species of computer game. He employs the same motion-capture technology that he first used in "The Polar Express," to slightly better effect.
The following FAQ entries may contain spoilers. Only the biggest ones (if any) will be covered with spoiler tags. Spoiler tags are used sparingly in order to make the page more readable. Computer-generated images allowed the director, Robert Zemeckis, far more freedom than live-action filming would permit. Zemeckis has already made an all-CG movie, The Polar Express (2004) (2004), and knows its benefits. For this film, they include:
- camera moves that would not otherwise be possible;
- greater control over the art direction;
- greater ability to convincingly age the main character, who must grow fifty years over the course of the story;
- keeping costs down;
- the relative ease of creating 3-D images: once a scene is built for one 'eye', the other eye's view can be created by repositioning the virtual camera and re-rendering; and
- images that look especially good in 3-D processes, such as IMAX or Real D.
He is speaking in Old English (sometimes called the Anglo-Saxon language), from which modern English is derived. It is closer to its German roots. Here are his lines, translated (some of Grendel's mother's words are in Old English as well):
(In Grendel's Lair, after his first attack)
GRENDEL'S MOTHER: Grendel, what have you done? What have you done, Grendel?
GRENDEL: Mother?
GRENDEL'S MOTHER: Fish and wolf and bear, and sheep or two, but not men.
GRENDEL: Men? They are small.
GRENDEL'S MOTHER: Men, Grendel. They have slain so many of our kind.
GRENDEL: The men screamed! The men bellowed and screamed! The men hurt me, hurt my ear.
GRENDEL'S MOTHER: Was Hrothgar there?
GRENDEL: I did not hurt him, I did not hurt him, no.
GRENDEL'S MOTHER: Good. Good boy, and tender.
GRENDEL: Mother....
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(Beowulf and Grendel battle in the mead hall)
BEOWULF: Your bloodletting days are finished, demon.
GRENDEL: I am not a demon.
BEOWULF: It speaks. It speaks!
GRENDEL: What are you?
BEOWULF: I am ripper, tearer, slasher, gouger....
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(Grendel returns to his lair)
GRENDEL'S MOTHER: Grendel. My son. My poor son.
GRENDEL: Mother. They hurt me, Mother.
GRENDEL'S MOTHER: Sleep now, my son.
GRENDEL: He murdered me, Mother.
GRENDEL'S MOTHER. Who murdered you, my son?
GRENDEL: He ripped off my arm.
GRENDEL'S MOTHER: He will pay, my darling. Who was the man?
GRENDEL: He was so strong. So strong.
GRENDEL'S MOTHER: Who was the man?
GRENDEL: His name was Beowulf.
GRENDEL'S MOTHER: Beowulf.John Murphy's In the House - In a Heartbeat from the soundtrack for 28 Days Later... (2002) (2002).
See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_The_House_-_In_A_Heartbeat The song during the end credits is ''A Hero Comes Home,'' sung by Idina Menzel, a Broadway actress who has starred in such shows as Rent and Wicked. She has also appeared in the movie adaptation of Rent (2005) (2005). The movie was shown in IMAX, IMAX 3D, Dolby Digital 3D, and in the conventional "flat" format.The original version of the film was cut and edited in terms of violence to achieve the PG-13-rating for the theatrical release. The Director's Cut includes all the removed scenes. Hrothgar was Grendel's father. The overrunning theme of the movie is that Grendel's mother takes a beautiful human form and seduces men into giving her a son, in return for riches or a kingdom. This is why Hrothgar kills himself after Beowulf makes a similar deal with Grendel's mother; he realises that she was coming to kill him anyway. X-Men movie in hindi dubbed download Brannigan tamil dubbed movie torrent
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