The Polar Express - Page 2

bukdez · 11-24-2004, 09:50 AM

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Alexander is what I`m looking forward to. rock:

if they don't ruin it, they Hollywood loves too with historical peices... I'm about to graduate university with a degree in ancient greek/roman history and I kinda fear this movie...

With a degree like that i would be more affraid of the real world.

bwahahahahaha... STFU!...

yeah you're right, learning how to be a critical thinker, compare evidence, and present thoughts or a thesis in an intelligent manner is super useless, guess I should go back to college...

RaNgeR · 11-24-2004, 11:30 AM

Yeah, the animation was incredible. From afar, the animations actually looked real. It was ridiculous...

Anita_Man · 11-24-2004, 11:57 AM

[quote:3767c]learning how to be a critical thinker[/quote:3767c]

most people are born with that to bad you had to learn it.

I heard the only way to see the movie is in imax. as in the best way to see it not the only way.

imported_Grim_Reaper · 11-24-2004, 12:04 PM

they put sensors on tom hanks face and the other voice people to get the expressions of the face into the animation. saves time, easier, and its more precise

bukdez · 11-24-2004, 12:18 PM

[quote="Anita_Head":6282e][quote:6282e]learning how to be a critical thinker[/quote:6282e]

most people are born with that to bad you had to learn it.[/quote:6282e]

yeah, ok...

tomxtr · 11-24-2004, 12:43 PM

[quote="Anita_Head":7b565][quote:7b565]learning how to be a critical thinker[/quote:7b565]

most people are born with that to bad you had to learn it.

I heard the only way to see the movie is in imax. as in the best way to see it not the only way.[/quote:7b565]

Too bad not everyone was born with the ability to choose the correct adverb (too) or preposition (to).