Ad Astra was a compelling space adventure that hold itself through magnificent visuals and great plot. My favorite part was when traveling to the moon was depicted as unglamorously as flying coach to LaGuardia. I would love to eat Applebee’s in Zero G’s. Visually impressive, narratively familiar, emotionally distant, but thankfully intellectually stimulating. Ad Astra is the best movie I’ve seen this year. Brilliant directing, cinematography, acting, and editing. I love the tender introspection in such a big story. The most “realistic” space movie I’ve seen, I loved the portrayal of the “near future”. The acting and sound editing & mixing was done well. The horrifyingly lonesome, grounded my realistic and emotionally loaded settings of it all was really harsh. One of the better space movies to come along in quite some time. I’ve heard it described as boring but I think you’d have to be boring to find it boring.
https://youtu.be/ykC_wu6ffOU
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Cameraperson Extra Credit
Kirsten Johnson’s film Cameraperson is a film that connects different settings at different times. It is similar to a travelogue, whi...
-
There is a rich community of sounds offered in New York City. Especially in the area around Hunter, Park and Lexington Avenue, there is cons...
-
I sat on a park bench in Queens along a busy road. In the background are cars driving down the street and slow footsteps. Construc...
-
For my sound walk I decided to focus on the sounds on my walk home from the train station. There were a plethora of different sounds I not...
No comments:
Post a Comment