JasonArgo
Entrou em nov. de 2004
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Classificação de JasonArgo
I went to see this movie without any expectations. I haven't read the books and I only read one review in the paper.
Yes, there are parts borrowed from other movies, but what makes this movie different is that it doesn't take itself too seriously, like Harry P. It was as if most of the actors were instructed to 'Ham it up'.
I didn't look at my watch during the movie (two hours), which is a good sign that I am enjoying going along for the ride.
What I didn't like was that most of the mythology was missing. Like it was assumed knowledge. All it did was not allow me to connect to the main characters because I didn't know enough about them (from the film).
The music wasn't overbearing, but went nicely with the film. Nothing memorable except "Highway to Hell".
S/Fx were done to an acceptable level, especially Hades (the place not the God). But the Gods were too human for my liking.
Maybe the producers are hoping this film will fill in the void being left by Harry P. The hero in this movie looks about the same age as Harry in his last film.
I don't think it is a repeat watch (DVD).
Yes, there are parts borrowed from other movies, but what makes this movie different is that it doesn't take itself too seriously, like Harry P. It was as if most of the actors were instructed to 'Ham it up'.
I didn't look at my watch during the movie (two hours), which is a good sign that I am enjoying going along for the ride.
What I didn't like was that most of the mythology was missing. Like it was assumed knowledge. All it did was not allow me to connect to the main characters because I didn't know enough about them (from the film).
The music wasn't overbearing, but went nicely with the film. Nothing memorable except "Highway to Hell".
S/Fx were done to an acceptable level, especially Hades (the place not the God). But the Gods were too human for my liking.
Maybe the producers are hoping this film will fill in the void being left by Harry P. The hero in this movie looks about the same age as Harry in his last film.
I don't think it is a repeat watch (DVD).
What is this movie reflecting about the American Society? The same thing that was being said at the time it was written in the late 1930's. The war was in Europe. The Americans were being criticized by the world powers for not getting involved. The enemy was too far away to be any threat (Mars). Hitler was causing chaos in Europe and was meticulously overthrowing each of the countries (like the tripods). And then there is the recent action in Iraq, only this time it is the other way around. It is the world army blowing up Iraq. Some people say it should never have happened, let's ignore it and let them get on with their repression. And some say lets get in their with the guns ablazing. Sort of like the conflict between the father and son characters. What is the world not acknowledging about itself that is being projected onto IRAQ. Who says that meritocracy is the way of the future - probably the rich! Anyway, the movie is to be seen by people to make their own minds up. It should not be up to others to say to someone "not to go and see it". Stop thinking just about the special effects and ask yourselves the deeper questions about what drove particular characters to do the things they did. Put your thinking caps on and still be entertained.