It's almost like a quasi-documentary, merging recreation with reality, taking advantage of the original sets down in Fox Studios Baja, and even making some new clever use of Digital Domain's original visual effects from the film. It's only 45 minutes, but it's worth checking it out.

McNeely's score is satisfying, and not in-your-face. Of course there are the allusions to Horner's score, elegant, respectful, and at times, contemporary. TITANIC music supervisor Randy Gerston also worked on the film, and the songs work pretty well too.

I'll be in Palm Springs this weekend and with rain unfortunately predicted, I may have to check this out instead of being out in the sun.

Would you say the 3-D is better than "Across the Sea of Time?" I thought that was pretty good, but after about 20 minutes the effect started to give me a headache.

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Originally posted by Bond1965:
Would you say the 3-D is better than "Across the Sea of Time?" I thought that was pretty good, but after about 20 minutes the effect started to give me a headache.

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It's the best realistic 3D effect I've seen. And it's simple polarized glasses - as opposed to the old infrared controlled shuttered goggle headsets that were used in IMAX theaters circa "Across the Sea of Time".

No headaches here!

Dan

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Originally posted by Crono/Kyp:
I'm seeing it next week with a few people, who be good fun!

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