John Reviews Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow

I used to work at a Visual Effects Studio. About a year and a half ago some footage came into the company to bid on the effects work for a couple of shots in this new movie called Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow. After hearing what it was going to be about, I instantly became excited about the project. A movie almost entirely shot in front of a Blue/Green screen, where everything except the actors themselves is artificial and computer generated. Nothing like this has ever been done before on this scale. This was going to be cool.

I’ll get right to it… I LOVED this film. It is stylistically gorgeous, visually stunning, fantastic acting, great direction, creatively original and positively unique. I’m running out of great things to say about it here. I was just overwhelmed with this movie which exceeded my already high expectations.

Done in the stylings of a 1950’s Si-Fi flick, Sky Captain captures all the wonder and the true spirit of the genre. It inspires awe and wonder while giving your imagination a great workout.

So that’s it folks. This is probably going to be my shortest review ever, but I just don’t have anything else meaningful to say at this point. Go see it this week. I give Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow an 8.5/10.

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12 thoughts on “John Reviews Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow

  1. ok lets get one thing straight that jacob s kid has got issues like honestly who writes on a review page FUN TIME, this kid should be band from all theatres ocross CANADA , rik when, plus r dizzle ur post comments blow\s and jacob is stareing at u

  2. Massive Fronting aimed back at young buckizzle. Wow. What a cool kid he must be. I’ll bet the special effects will up the preverbial ante. Someone should hook bucknizzle up with a green screen, so he can CGI himeslf some friends. what a dirt thug.

  3. I saw this movie Saturday night. I loved it as well. There was a lot of cheese lines in it that probably wouldn’t have been there if it had actually been made in the 1950s. But most of them were just lightly poking fun at the idea of the movie itself. I thought it was great.

    I’m glad that I knew what to expect going in, though. I went with some friends and some of them didn’t know what the movie was supposed to be about. It took them about 20 minutes of “what the hell?” to actually get it.

    Really good movie. I am definitely buying this one when it comes out.

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