Re:The Sphere
by serial_dev on Thursday July 04, 2024 @03:38AM
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I believe it's like 3D movies, I remember the Avatar was great and everyone wanted to see it. Every other production afterwards, you were just thinking, why is this 3D, how does that add to the experience?
Probably the same with U2 and the sphere, they had the time, budget and will to make it a great experience, other productions just rely on the Sphere hype and try to cash in with whatever garbage they can deliver within a constrained timeline and budget, making everyone quickly disillusioned in the whole genre.
I do wonder how is a live event, like UFC, translate to the Sphere.
> I found this kind of ironic.
And the main message was "It's okay, we'll just go out and recreate Adam and Eve on other planets until Earth has had time to heal."
The kicker for me was: only few people are allowed back the recovered Earth. Any guesses about who gets to go back and enjoy a pristine Earth?
Re:The Sphere
by lawlessone on Thursday July 04, 2024 @01:10PM
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> Any guesses about who gets to go back and enjoy a pristine Earth?
The guy who makes electric cars or the one that runs an online catalogue?
The other problem was that the story, [Spoiler Alert] has an environmentalist theme but it was being told on the world’s largest LED screen in a giant air conditioned death star in the middle of the desert. I found this kind of ironic.