| Somethin' Fishy | ||
| Deep Sea 3d | ||
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| Review by Ross Anthony | ||
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What a wonderful underwater experience! This is what Large Format films are all about. The 3D is not only tight 99% of the time, but the images on screen are worthy both of the 3D and of the large screen. From a galaxy-like panorama of moon-jelly fish to a back flipping ten-foot manta-ray, this film brings you to a warm underworld of life. Sit back in comfortable seats with your popcorn and snowcaps and let the large screen become a plate of glass, a mammoth aquarium for viewing some very impressive moments in the lives of fish, coral, crustaceans and even plankton. There is no downtime in the production. Every moment you’ll spend oohing and aahing at the delicate balance of nature in the gently swaying deep sea. A nearly foot-long shrimp defends itself ferociously from an eerie octopus, vicious 150 lb squids attack anything in sight. Then in contrast, small fish, some matte black, some lemon yellow kiss bacteria off the backs of happy sea turtles. Danger and reprieve. Balance, symbiotic relationships, and warning. The last shot of a baby whale and two finned photographers caps the production nicely. Reminds us of the mystery and wonder of the many different species with whom we share this elegant earth. |
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Grade..........................A+ (4/4) |
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Copyright © 1998-2023 Ross Anthony, Author - Speaker - Solo World Circumnavigator In addition to reviewing films and interviewing celebs at HollywoodReportCard.com, traveling the world, composing great music, motivational speaking, Mr. Anthony also runs his own publishing company in the Los Angeles area. While traversing the circumference of the planet writing books and shooting documentaries, Mr. Anthony has taught, presented for, worked &/or played with locals in over 30 countries & 100 cities (Nairobi to Nagasaki). He's bungee-jumped from a bridge near Victoria Falls, wrestled with lions in Zimbabwe, crashed a Vespa off a high mountain road in Taiwan, and ridden a dirt bike across the States (Washington State to Washington DC). To get signed books ("Rodney Appleseed" to "Jinshirou") or schedule Ross to speak check out: www.RossAnthony.com or call 1-800-767-7186.
Go into the world and inspire the people you meet with your love, kindness, and whatever it is you're really good at. Check out books by Ross Anthony. Rand() functions, Pho chicken soup, rollerblading, and frozen yogurt (w/ blueberries) also rock! (Btw, rand is short for random. It can also stand for "Really Awkward Nutty Dinosaurs" -- which is quite rand, isn't it?) Being alive is the miracle. Special thanks to Ken Kocanda, HAL, Jodie Keszek, Don Haderlein, Mom and Pops, my family, R. Foss, and many others by Ross Anthony. Galati-FE also deserves a shout out. And thanks to all of you for your interest and optimism. Enjoy great films, read stirring novels, grow. |
