Saw that movie when it came out. It was disappointing. Incredibly cool and creative idea, but not well delivered... I mean, a hammerhead shark is the "scary" killer in the film. I'll upvote because it's so unique, but wow, bad movie and I was SO excited to see it. It killed me that it was so badly made. VERY VERY low budget, low resolution CG. If you want this sort of thing, but good, see Mirrormask. Though I'll again give you that it was profoundly creative. I'd love to see more of this sort of wild stuff coming out of the film industry. So props for a great idea, but downs for poor delivery. Heck, the "gods" in this film are slow and boring. It's video-game quality CG... just not good enough for the silver screen imo. Anyway, this makes me want to watch it again. Good sift.

Not sure if you know/figured out but the shades of "realism" in the CGI was actually done intentionally. The realism of the rendering bespoke of the character's reality within the story and the character's reality's importance. I gleaned that quickly (although my husband didn't and complained at first) and really appreciated how that affected my viewing of the movie.

Discarding this video. It failed to receive enough votes to get sifted up to the front page within 4 days.

You should re-submit this some time. If I get a save someday, I'll save this one.

oh, and help me on the music...

band called Venus but if they have anything released it's not available to the American public yet.

Merry *Savemas!

Saving this video from the discard pile and sending it back to the queue for one more try; last queued Thursday, November 15th, 2007 8:13am PST - save requested by MarineGunrock.