Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow Remixed

Review by joebshmoe — February 13, 2009 @ 10:38 pm

Sky Captain: Now Without All The Bore!

Wow, ok, so the pacing on this is much improved, and perhaps a little TOO fast now. Perhaps fleshing out some of the transitions would work a bit better. What I DO like is that you weren’t afraid to cut this down to ~1 hour. Frankly, most movies don’t have to be 2 hours long… And this is a welcomed change. I think this is a fun adventure story WITH a style all of its own and is just as entertaining as it is inventive.

entertainment 4/5
fanediting 4.5/5
video 4.5/5
audio 4/5
original 3/5
fanedit 4/5

4/5

Review by Istvan6 — May 24, 2009 @ 3:29 pm

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Review by white43 — March 23, 2008 @ 12:49 am

Many people told me this film was crap. I recall that I started to watch it, but either I got too bored or was too drunk to continue.

So ultimately – I’m approaching this film as something new – I recall nothing from the original.

First impressions – high octane, fast-paced film that does a whole story in 69 minutes. Pretty well.

Technically – seemless, as mentioned in another comment – there’s one scene after Shangri-La – an explosion where the sound cuts out and back in again – other than that – brilliant.

This ‘feels’ somewhat like an episode of some series that would have aired once. Because it’s that short. It builds and ends well however.

As a standalone film, there’s no character development or anything – is this a fault of the film in it’s original form? It’s possible the 40 minutes that are skipped are character building.

The final ending. Where has this footage come from? It feels a little out of place given the CGI feel of the film.

Anyway – it’s fun and fast, presumably unlike the original. I like it, as it performs well, tells a quick story and delivers well, but if I have to review as a film – it’s crap, no character development or backstory.

Jorge – once again, good editing!