∞ Zoom The BarsoOM ∞
Language: English
Direction: Andrew Stanton
Label: Walt Disney Pictures
Genre: Fiction (Adventurous not Science)
Viewers Group: Family & Friends
AVA Score: 8.0(Max 10)
Andrew Stanton, the director has tried to make a complicated story live
on screen almost after 90 years when in 1931 a full length Animated feature film
on ‘A Princess of Mars’ was put forward to MGM… But does he succeed? Answer is absolutely
yes but with some Spaces because
screenplay plays a pivotal role than the visual effects alone. The first 15
mins of the movie is bit unimpressive where a series of events occurred in
flashback till John carter transported to Barsoom. Thou once he is there
exciting reaches to another level with green Martians, Martians’ Rhinos, beautiful
Warships, Romance, funny hatchings, Martians’ Giant White Apes and of course the
Cute but ugly Pet of John Carter named Woola…Really sweet
Taylor Kitsch as John Carter looks simple, adventurous and charming smile
prince but less as a warrior and Lynn
Collins looks pretty but performances of the main characters felt average
whereas animated Tharks and Pet Woola seems more convincing.
Andrew Stanton by putting author of the original novel as one of the character
tries to put some new dimensions to the story but screenplay loses logical
sequencing and incidents like lacks of incidents to show how John Carter had
learnt Tharks’ Language overnight? Thou James Cameron Avatar does touch this
basics of the story
Andrew does get 10/10 for his capability for making the dream planet of Barsoom pleasantly alive on the screen with the team of its extremely talented visual effects professionals but loses few points on the execution of the story and screenplay. Thou in the climax when John carter spells some codes and Say Barsooomm the audience reciprocate the same with the hope to Zoom more into Barsoom in the coming time.
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Movie Review: John Carter *** Rating
Theatre Release: 9 Mar 2012Language: English
Direction: Andrew Stanton
Label: Walt Disney Pictures
Genre: Fiction (Adventurous not Science)
Viewers Group: Family & Friends
The Critique Lab Score Board
AVA Score: 8.0(Max 10)
AVA Medal Honor™© : ȫ Silver
Recommendation Level: High (Read
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( ȫ Iron Medal ȫ BRONZE Medal ȫ SILVER Medal ȫ Titanium Medal ȫ GOLD Medal ȫ PLATINUM Medal ȫ A Diamond)
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( ȫ Iron Medal ȫ BRONZE Medal ȫ SILVER Medal ȫ Titanium Medal ȫ GOLD Medal ȫ PLATINUM Medal ȫ A Diamond)
( I-Ignore L-Low M-Moderate H-high M-Must)
1912- It was a year when the knowledge of Solar system to the common people hard existed and in the early 1900s one was very respectable Mr. Georges Méliès (Why? Wait for my next review on Hugo) and second is this man Norman Beans Also Known as Mr. Edgar Rice Burroughs who thought, dreamed and penned down an extraordinary story of Barsoom ( Read Planet Mars). John Carter a former American Civil War Confederate Army captain who miraculously or we can say accidently transported to the Barsoom from Earth and his body weight & Mars Gravity powered him with an extraordinary power to jump over his hurdles and captures the Hearts of Green, Six limbed green creatures known as Tharks & the beautiful princess of Helium viz Dejah Thoris (Lynn Collins) and made the envy of the Jeddak of Zodanga (Dominic West)
Andrew Stanton, the director has tried to make a complicated story live
on screen almost after 90 years when in 1931 a full length Animated feature film
on ‘A Princess of Mars’ was put forward to MGM… But does he succeed? Answer is absolutely
yes but with some Spaces because
screenplay plays a pivotal role than the visual effects alone. The first 15
mins of the movie is bit unimpressive where a series of events occurred in
flashback till John carter transported to Barsoom. Thou once he is there
exciting reaches to another level with green Martians, Martians’ Rhinos, beautiful
Warships, Romance, funny hatchings, Martians’ Giant White Apes and of course the
Cute but ugly Pet of John Carter named Woola…Really sweet
Taylor Kitsch as John Carter looks simple, adventurous and charming smile
prince but less as a warrior and Lynn
Collins looks pretty but performances of the main characters felt average
whereas animated Tharks and Pet Woola seems more convincing.
Andrew Stanton by putting author of the original novel as one of the character
tries to put some new dimensions to the story but screenplay loses logical
sequencing and incidents like lacks of incidents to show how John Carter had
learnt Tharks’ Language overnight? Thou James Cameron Avatar does touch this
basics of the story
Andrew does get 10/10 for his capability for making the dream planet of Barsoom pleasantly alive on the screen with the team of its extremely talented visual effects professionals but loses few points on the execution of the story and screenplay. Thou in the climax when John carter spells some codes and Say Barsooomm the audience reciprocate the same with the hope to Zoom more into Barsoom in the coming time.
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Erm. I assume or rather hope english is not your first language. This whole article scans terribly. You must get it proof read first, its actually painful to read there is so many grammatical errors.
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