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|    Frank J. Lhota to Joseph Nebus    |
|    Re: So, who's outraged about the new Tre    |
|    09 May 09 22:37:32    |
      From: FrankLho.NOSPAM@rcn.com              Joseph Nebus wrote:       > Just curious. I'm not expecting to see it until tomorrow, so       > I've got room yet to form imagination-based grumblings.       >              I've just seen "Star Trek" in IMAX. I liked the film, but I wouldn't       necessarily recommend seeing it in the IMAX format. The scenes in space       looked great, but it seems that the director is quite fond of extreme       close-ups. That may the OK for regular sized movie screens, and it may       play well on DVD. But on a big IMAX screen, those close-ups produced       Mount Rushmore sized heads with pores large enough to shoot basketballs       into. In this format, each actor's five o'clock shadow became quite       apparent. After seeing so many bad shaves up close, I dubbed the film       "Star Trek: the Wrath of Razor Burn".              --       "All things extant in this world,       Gods of Heaven, gods of Earth,       Let everything be as it should be;       Thus shall it be!"       - Magical chant from "Magical Shopping Arcade Abenobashi"              "Drizzle, Drazzle, Drozzle, Drome,       Time for this one to come home!"       - Mr. Wizard from "Tooter Turtle"              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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