Continuing with the current Hollywood trend, Michael bay will shoot scenes for Transformers 2: Rise of the Fallen
with IMAX cameras. Variety reports that Bay will follow the same trend Nolan did with The Dark Knight and as Favreau has recently talked about with Iron Man 2, by shooting 3 scenes for IMAX. What does this mean? It means, Transformers 2 will be on IMAX dummy!
IMAX and Transformers seems like a match made in heaven, especially with Bay's typical camera work. Let's be honest, the 70mm images are no comparison to the traditional 35mm film, so why wouldn't any big action film want to utilize the format. The only drawback, is the ticket price when the film hits IMAX theaters. I have too many friends that forgo the experience because of the inflated ticket price. Myself, I havent missed one feature that has been presented in IMAX format to date (Scratch that, I have yet to watch Eagle Eye on IMAX, but plan to do so).
For those of you that have yet to catch on to the IMAX craze, here's an example of what you get when you pay the extra $5! The difference is absolute and once you've seen a film shot for IMAX, you wont ever want to go back to the normal shoebox's that can be called movie theaters. Anyways checkout the film cell comparison below. The top is traditional 35mm while the bottom one is IMAX 70mm.
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Clearly IMAX is for big boys
Excited for Transformers 2:Rise of the Fallen on IMAX? I can't wait! As much as I think Bay is a joke in the directing world, I do love Bad Boys and Transformers!
with IMAX cameras. Variety reports that Bay will follow the same trend Nolan did with The Dark Knight and as Favreau has recently talked about with Iron Man 2, by shooting 3 scenes for IMAX. What does this mean? It means, Transformers 2 will be on IMAX dummy!IMAX and Transformers seems like a match made in heaven, especially with Bay's typical camera work. Let's be honest, the 70mm images are no comparison to the traditional 35mm film, so why wouldn't any big action film want to utilize the format. The only drawback, is the ticket price when the film hits IMAX theaters. I have too many friends that forgo the experience because of the inflated ticket price. Myself, I havent missed one feature that has been presented in IMAX format to date (Scratch that, I have yet to watch Eagle Eye on IMAX, but plan to do so).
For those of you that have yet to catch on to the IMAX craze, here's an example of what you get when you pay the extra $5! The difference is absolute and once you've seen a film shot for IMAX, you wont ever want to go back to the normal shoebox's that can be called movie theaters. Anyways checkout the film cell comparison below. The top is traditional 35mm while the bottom one is IMAX 70mm.
Excited for Transformers 2:Rise of the Fallen on IMAX? I can't wait! As much as I think Bay is a joke in the directing world, I do love Bad Boys and Transformers!
The Star Wars saga continues with Clone Wars, in which Anakin Skywalker is assigned a young Padawan named Ahsoka Tano, who must help Anakin save Jabba the Hutt's son who has been kidnapped. Meanwhile, Count Dooku and his newest apprentice Asajj Ventress, will stop at nothing to ensure that Anakin and Ahsoka fail at their quest. On the front lines of the Clone Wars, Obi-Wan Kenobi and Master Yoda lead the massive clone army in a valiant effort to resist the forces of the dark side.
A sex addict who works as a coloinal reenactor visits his deranged mother in a private medical hospital trying to unlock her memories of his troubled childhood. The historical reenactor in order to pay for his mother's expensive medical bills, stakes out high class citizens in up scale restaurants in which he forces himself to choke, so that they may save him and feel sympathy, usually resulting in money.
A young man is released from prison and tries to restart his life with a new identity. With the help of a fatherly figure parole officer, the 24 year old begins to experience a coming of age that would have happened years ago, sans his prison stint for a childhood murder. Eventhough the young man tries to keep his true past secret, word spreads through the news and papers that the childhood murderer has been released, raising questions with people who surround him.
A serial killer is on the loose and two thirty year partners of the New York City police force have taken the lead in the case. The killer is taking out justice on criminals who have fallen through the cracks of the criminal system. Deeming the serial killers motives to handle what the cops and criminal system could not. The two cops soon realize that they may be dealing with a cop serial killer who is very close to each of the cases that they are investigating.
An ex-police officer take a job as a nightwatchman at a historical building and gets alot more then he is getting paid for. On his nightly walk-through's of the historical shopping mall, he notices something peculiar in the mirrors. The mirrors appear to be a gatewy into forces of evil that will stop at nothing to find the answers of Esseker. The spirits behind the mirrors soon lash out at anyone that comes in contact with the ex-cop, forcing him to discover the mysteries that are behind the coded message of Esseker.
An inter-racially mixed couple move into their new home in a up scale so-cal neighborhood quickly find out that their next door neighbor isn't as inviting as they hoped. The couple would like to just fit in and settle down, however their neighbor has some very invasive tactics and a completely different agenda then allowing the couple to just settle in to their new home and neighborhood. To make matters worse the couple soon realize that their neighbor is a LAPD officer and takes matters of the law into his own hands. What could be safer than living next to a cop?
