Life of Pi [3D] (2012)
Brief review:
Based on the 2001 novel of the same name by Yann Martel, "Life of Pi"
is the latest cinematic diamond from, arguably, the most versatile
director in film history - Ang Lee. This fauna-dedicated story is
touching, genuine, adventurous, full of life and truly absorbing from
start to finish, and features one of the most engaging human/animal
relationships ever put on film. Even though it's basically a fable, Ang
Lee's powerful storytelling makes you believe every second of it. Yes,
the film gets a bit too dramatic midway through, and the last minute
story 'grounds' the otherwise magical experience quite quickly, but
other then that, "Life of Pi" is an extraordinary fight for survival
like no other. Ang Lee's refined direction features lots of diverse
camera angles and impressively skillful camera work, and the special
effects are flawless. The design of the animals, especially the Bengal
tiger, is so amazing, you wouldn't recognize if those are CGI or
actually real. The 3D is often sensational, and fully achieves its
purpose to add an extra dimension to the visuals and make them look even
more astonishing. There are also particular scenes, shot in a very
artsy way, that will make your eyes pop out, particularly the stunning
whale sequence. Suraj Sharma manages to carry the entire movie on his
shoulders, thanks to his captivating and lively debut performance, and thoroughly charismatic character. If you're lucky enough to live in Great Britain, you will be able to experience this thoroughly outstanding movie at home next month, thanks to Sky Movies. "Life of Pi"'s premiere date is Nov 15, so if you're eager to see this film, take advantage of the truly beneficial sky broadband deals, and choose the package that suits your requirements the best. Doing so, you will have the chance to see not only this one, but also many other great films in the upcoming months... and years.
Overall summary:
Daring, captivating, beautifully-crafted, technically-brilliant, and
completely extraordinary in every way, this nature-inspired gem of a
film, "Life of Pi" is yet another winner from master of storytelling and
visuals, Ang Lee, and one of this year's very, very best.
5 comments:
Hey George! Good to hear from you.
Hey, Alex. It's nice to be back! :)
I still haven't seen this movie. I'll have to change that soon.
Maurice, you've missed out a lot. Pi is AMAZING!
Nice Blog and Awesome Movie....
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