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The parade of banal imagery is mostly generic stock from Getty Images et al, and the heavy-handed digital manipulations are amateurish in the worst way imaginable.
it's a real big bummer that people easily are able too make movies because of cheap digital video cams nowadays.
This digital horror film brings us into the Micro-budget film genre where the more blood and chicks in distress the better.
The only good thing about it was the description my digital cable gave for the movie: "A married man with a struggling business has a fling with his secretary."
Infamous for being "brought to you by the digital effects team behind Independence Day," Coronado is even more of a spectacular failure just from being juxtaposed with ID4.
Again shot on digital, with decent lighting and good camera work.
Whoops I need 10 lines....well....this can be an interesting thing to watch to see how no-budget movies were made before the invention of digital cameras.
The digital effects where like a children's cartoon.
After watching Avalon (which was decent only because of the very nice digital fx), and several anime films written by Oshii, including Jin-Roh (which is fantastic) I decided I should check out the Oshii cinema trilogy box set.
The, thankfully few, special effects showing Istanbul and Athens in the late 50's and early 70's are more like digital paintings than computer graphics.
This movie was shot using a digital camera, and it shows.
There were enough annoying digital tricks used to alienate the viewer, also with the help of a terrible score.
Technical issues, mostly: Belief that in 1998 digital was the answer when in fact it was in its infancy - a Beta of a Beta if you will, and re-mastering will never improve it.
The story is personal, and at times sentimental, and is supported by strong digital animation and narration that involves the viewer in this science fiction story.
Made on a micro budget, this black and white digital movie is very much a European film and succeeds brilliantly in spite of the limitations of DV.
I think the digital revolution and the DVD revolution is actually making it possible for more interesting work to get out there even if you have to dig harder to find it.
Still I have an excellent digital VHS copy in English with subtitles and Nicam Stereo so my qualm is more one of principle than a frustration at not being able to view the film.
In a digital world where effects are computer generated it was refreshing to see gorgeous, imaginative hand drawn animation.
Having seen Apocalypse Now approximately 30 times, and having recently dissected it on DVD (how did we ever live without those magical digital machines?????), I can say without hesitation that I am one of those who have a very special place in my heart for this film.
Shot on digital in black and white, the film is well directed with production values that belie its shoestring budget.
All budding filmmakers should watch this movie - it is like a masterclass in digital film- making in itself.
I think this movie is genuinely unique for this quality, and if for no other reason, earns it a full, careful, digital restoration.
The fact that it was shot on a digital camcorder has surely inhibited its success, but as i understand it was never the intention of the film maker to make it LOOK LIKE FILM in the first place, it was more about the story the characters and their relationships.
For independent film makers and producers alike who have a the talent and lacking the money and drive, a lot can be learned from watching this film, technically it has everything going for it, the use of light, music etc by far outweigh that of any other digital feature film i have ever seen and therefore it is worthy of much praise.
Do we have more to learn in the progression of digital technology?
May Miles Thomas deserves more recognition from the Film business as one of our foremost digital movie directors,
Issued on DVD in 2004 in a remastered digital transfer, it is quite stunning.
Camera work stinks (shot on digital video) and looks like early MTV videos.
Bad stories told on (nowadays) digital film with sloppy effects and horrible performances- because this IS the best they can do with a budget of a couple thousand dollars rather than a studio budget of several million dollars a day.
No one foresaw the digital microprocessor age!
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