Review Detail
8.4 15 10
(Updated: September 05, 2012)
Enjoyment
10.0
April 17, 2010 @ 6:07 pm
A marvelous piece of work that made a piece of modern Hollywood film-making even better. Truly an epic effort by A Digital Man to restore into place all the deleted scenes. Usually putting back this much footage into a film makes it unbearably ponderous, but in this case it seems to just make the story that much richer. Much more character development now, and many of the secondary and tertiary roles are better defined as real people, which is important (especially with the historical characters i.e. Titanic’s officers) in the second half after the collision/during the sinking when we get the very best and the very worst of behavior. A big round of applause from me to A Digital Man for this 10 star fanedit.
A marvelous piece of work that made a piece of modern Hollywood film-making even better. Truly an epic effort by A Digital Man to restore into place all the deleted scenes. Usually putting back this much footage into a film makes it unbearably ponderous, but in this case it seems to just make the story that much richer. Much more character development now, and many of the secondary and tertiary roles are better defined as real people, which is important (especially with the historical characters i.e. Titanic’s officers) in the second half after the collision/during the sinking when we get the very best and the very worst of behavior. A big round of applause from me to A Digital Man for this 10 star fanedit.
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