I Am Legend (2007)
I wasn't planning on seeing the movie, but when you're hanging out in the Quad Cities over the weekend, your social options are rather slim.
Anyway, there was nothing else playing in the theater we went to plus we got our tickets for free. That being said, it wasn't such a bad movie.
Will Smith can hold a movie on his own, and with little human contact, I was still captivated by his day to day life.
Boat complained that the CG effects were pretty crappy when it came to the "infected folks", but amazing when it came to making NYC look desolate.
I had some internal conflicts about the end (which I won't give away) and would love to hear someone else's feedback if they've seen it.
There were some pretty anxiety ridden scenes, mostly because there was no music.
Anyway, it certainly wasn't the greatest movie ever, but I didn't feel like it was a waste of my time either.
Anyway, there was nothing else playing in the theater we went to plus we got our tickets for free. That being said, it wasn't such a bad movie.
Will Smith can hold a movie on his own, and with little human contact, I was still captivated by his day to day life.
Boat complained that the CG effects were pretty crappy when it came to the "infected folks", but amazing when it came to making NYC look desolate.
I had some internal conflicts about the end (which I won't give away) and would love to hear someone else's feedback if they've seen it.
There were some pretty anxiety ridden scenes, mostly because there was no music.
Anyway, it certainly wasn't the greatest movie ever, but I didn't feel like it was a waste of my time either.
posted by Caffeine Free @ 6:46 PM
1 Comments:
At 3:03 AM,
ian said…
I saw this recently and the CGI reminded me of another movie. It wasn't until I read the IMDB message boards and someone compared it to the effects in The Mummy. Totally hit the nail on the head for me. Totally.
But yeah, I usually don't like Will Smith movies, but his relationship with Sam was touching. So that makes this movie ok in my book.
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