Pinwizkid
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Granted, this film was before my time, but being an arcade guy, I'm surprised it took me this long to finally watch it.
What a weird wonderful film. It is a little bit hard to follow exactly what's going on at times, since it seems like they get caught up in the special effects a lot, but still a cool movie. I love how the arcade industry is sort of a major piece of the plot. I wish I could go to Flynn's arcade.
I wanted to catch up before seeing the sequel, which I don't expect to be anything special, but does seem like it is worth it, especially since they rebuilt the arcade for some scenes.
Question to all those who saw this in the theaters... how did people react to these computer graphics back then? Were they absolutely spectacular? Or did people shrug them off as a gimmick? I'm curious.
Brendan
What a weird wonderful film. It is a little bit hard to follow exactly what's going on at times, since it seems like they get caught up in the special effects a lot, but still a cool movie. I love how the arcade industry is sort of a major piece of the plot. I wish I could go to Flynn's arcade.
I wanted to catch up before seeing the sequel, which I don't expect to be anything special, but does seem like it is worth it, especially since they rebuilt the arcade for some scenes.
Question to all those who saw this in the theaters... how did people react to these computer graphics back then? Were they absolutely spectacular? Or did people shrug them off as a gimmick? I'm curious.
Brendan
