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In Reply to: Seabiscuit--- posted by patrickU on January 02, 2004 at 01:15:14:
Far too obvious and far too linear.The movie gave the 30s an artifical soft focus warm and fuzzy glow.
I was not moved by it at all.
It is exactly the kind of movie that wins best picture oscars.
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Many directors choose a film stock to achieve that effect, believing that the sense of "this is really then" is heightened.
Yes, the film stock can give you the fuzzies as can color-cast in the lighting and the fact that half the movie was shot in "magic hour" conditions too. It's all so idyllic . . .
If you see this kinds of pictures and are wondering about his predictability..then you are naive!
If you like horses you may be more easy on this film.
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