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Herzog's 3D documentary about cave drawings
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Herzog's 3D documentary about cave drawings
http://www.steadybloggin.com - some of these are my thoughts yo
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i'm not sure what to expect, but i have a suspiciong this might not be the best place to start with 3d
go see tron or piranha3d if its still playing somewhere
go see tron or piranha3d if its still playing somewhere
http://www.steadybloggin.com - some of these are my thoughts yo
saw it in september. I was skeptical about the use of the 3D, but when you see it, it definitely makes a lot of sense. He really tries to bring these caves to life since practically no one is allowed inside, and if you are, you're limited to 1 hour, for the whole day. Not much by way of story as documentaries go, but its more of an exhibition than anything.
Why 3D makes everything better hoping they make a Citizen Cane 3D version this year.cynosure wrote:saw it in september. I was skeptical about the use of the 3D, but when you see it, it definitely makes a lot of sense. He really tries to bring these caves to life since practically no one is allowed inside, and if you are, you're limited to 1 hour, for the whole day. Not much by way of story as documentaries go, but its more of an exhibition than anything.