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Wow.. truly a Masterpiece of a film. A real gem. Can't fault it. Story is solid. Cinematography is probably one of the best you'll ever see. Great soundtrack as well and acting is top notch.


But what I love most is the theme and the message that it gives you. The ending & conclusion at the end is pretty neat. As a (relatively) new Christian and who had been a buddhist before this movie really hits home about what the true meaning of life really is.


Highly Recommended (96% on RT).
 
ONE LOVE said:
OK but don't forget that the movie is based on the fact that you can revive dinosaurs from ant fossils...
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so because something in the movie happens that is maybe out of realm of impossibility it is ok to give the lead woman magic shoes.


or have a tracker in a dinosour that after it is removed the magic tracker can still track him.
magical car that is ok 22 years in the jungle and only needs a batery?

so because the basic premise might be impossible we can throw any other logic out of the window?
 
DutchJazzer said:
so because something in the movie happens that is maybe out of realm of impossibility it is ok to give the lead woman magic shoes.


or have a tracker in a dinosour that after it is removed the magic tracker can still track him.
magical car that is ok 22 years in the jungle and only needs a batery?

so because the basic premise might be impossible we can throw any other logic out of the window?
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Yeah this is true.. but like that glass globe rolling around without mud you can explain it away saying it's a special material that repels dust and simply 'floats' on material.

Tracker removed you could say once he was out they put satellite tracking on him especially.

Car and wheels.. well they must have been special rubberised wheels that don't need air?

I dunno man... good observations though.
 
DutchJazzer said:
so because something in the movie happens that is maybe out of realm of impossibility it is ok to give the lead woman magic shoes.


or have a tracker in a dinosour that after it is removed the magic tracker can still track him.
magical car that is ok 22 years in the jungle and only needs a batery?

so because the basic premise might be impossible we can throw any other logic out of the window?
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Forrest Gump had magic shoes. Jus' sayin'.
 
ONE LOVE said:
Wow.. truly a Masterpiece of a film. A real gem. Can't fault it. Story is solid. Cinematography is probably one of the best you'll ever see. Great soundtrack as well and acting is top notch.


But what I love most is the theme and the message that it gives you. The ending & conclusion at the end is pretty neat. As a (relatively) new Christian and who had been a buddhist before this movie really hits home about what the true meaning of life really is.


Highly Recommended (96% on RT).
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Damn, dude. Surprising coming from you, but **** yeah. Yeah, some of the images from Ida are still stuck in my head. I was thankful that I got to see it in the theatre.
 
VINYLONE said:
Damn, dude. Surprising coming from you, but **** yeah. Yeah, some of the images from Ida are still stuck in my head. I was thankful that I got to see it in the theatre.
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Yeah it was a really special experience for me too. My brother and I were looking through the Netflix catalogue last night deciding what to watch. My brother was attracted by the poster design and although he didn't care for the subject (picture of a nun) since he is a pretty strong atheist, he chose it anyway which really surprised me.


My brother is a Fine Art graduate and he really enjoyed the cinematography of the film. He watched every scene contemplating the story, the subjects, and finally I think the ending really surprised him and affected him in a real way both logically and emotionally. He has been questioning why I decided to become a Christian 3 years ago and after the movie ended I was able to explain to him a lot of what my faith was about. I think it was the first time that he finally understood where I was coming from. The film was really helpful in this regard for which I am really thankful to the director/producers for.


It has become a pretty special film to me and I think this will be one of those films that I will watch may be 1-2 times every year.
 
ONE LOVE said:
Yeah it was a really special experience for me too. My brother and I were looking through the Netflix catalogue last night deciding what to watch. My brother was attracted by the poster design and although he didn't care for the subject (picture of a nun) since he is a pretty strong atheist, he chose it anyway which really surprised me.


My brother is a Fine Art graduate and he really enjoyed the cinematography of the film. He watched every scene contemplating the story, the subjects, and finally I think the ending really surprised him and affected him in a real way both logically and emotionally. He has been questioning why I decided to become a Christian 3 years ago and after the movie ended I was able to explain to him a lot of what my faith was about. I think it was the first time that he finally understood where I was coming from. The film was really helpful in this regard for which I am really thankful to the director/producers for.


It has become a pretty special film to me and I think this will be one of those films that I will watch may be 1-2 times every year.
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So your brother works at McDonald's huh?
 
ONE LOVE said:
Haha.. close but not quite. He had to do a culinary diploma after he graduated and he was working in a high end restaurant as an assistant chef before coming back home to join the family business.
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So Fine Arts degree to gardener. Seems fitting.
 
LogGrad98 said:
So Fine Arts degree to gardener. Seems fitting.
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Haha.. well he's a very practical person and likes to work with his hands, etc, rather than a desk job. We sell plants (plants nursery) which is a bit different to gardening (i.e., we don't go out to people's homes, we just stay in our nursery).


I would say he plants about 60-70% of what we sell so he is pretty key to our business.
 
dalamon said:
My neighbour's daughter is currently an ER physician, who applied to medical school with a BFA undergrad.
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So does she say she is a Fine Arts graduate, or a doctor?
 
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