05-06-2013, 09:32 AM
'A Catholic gets to feel guilty in front of one God. A Hindu Catholic feels guilty in front of hundreds of Gods"
As you probably realize, it was a very lyrical and poetic film. Yes, it's the story of a boy on a boat with a tiger. Thankfully, that wasn't all it was about. At it's core it is a treatise on Religion and man's relationship with God. It is quite well done. The bits on the raft get a little lengthy with lots of side journeys into stunning visuals which don't really come across on the small screen, even if your small screen is quite large. I don't think the immersive quality that big screen 3-D doesn't quite come across. But I could kind of see it. Like I could see the definite 3-D moments. Why yes, they do have a big stick pointing at the screen.
It was a good film that I should have seen in the theater for the visuals.
No sword fights, a small dance number, animal deaths but not on screen.
As you probably realize, it was a very lyrical and poetic film. Yes, it's the story of a boy on a boat with a tiger. Thankfully, that wasn't all it was about. At it's core it is a treatise on Religion and man's relationship with God. It is quite well done. The bits on the raft get a little lengthy with lots of side journeys into stunning visuals which don't really come across on the small screen, even if your small screen is quite large. I don't think the immersive quality that big screen 3-D doesn't quite come across. But I could kind of see it. Like I could see the definite 3-D moments. Why yes, they do have a big stick pointing at the screen.
It was a good film that I should have seen in the theater for the visuals.
No sword fights, a small dance number, animal deaths but not on screen.
So much for the flickr badge idea. Dammit