Did anyone else think some of the shots in the film were slightly ahead of their time?
Ya know in the scene where the aliens were standing, in human form, at the doorway...
It was one of the creepiest, and ominous things i've seen.
I was impressed.
I thought those were some beautiful shots.
Yes, this one really struck me too. Reminded me of Hitchcock or some film noirs.
Lots of other good ones, too.
Are you going to pull those pistols or whistle "Dixie"?
The shots were certainly composed differently for 3-D. It gives it a unique look, even in 2-D. To really experience the 3-D at its best, one has to see it projected in clear, polaroid 3-D, as it was in the 1950s. The red/blue anaglyph print that is making the rounds just doesn't cut it.
-J. Theakston
The Silent Photoplayer
http://www.thephotoplayer.com
Did anyone else think some of the shots in the film were slightly ahead of their time
Yes, creepy and interesting.
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