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Cast: Ming-na
Wen, James Woods, Ving Rhames, Steve Buscemi
Director: Hironobu Sakaguchi
Producers: Jun Aida, Chris Lee, Akio Sakai
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Visual Outstanding.
Video games are a big industry there are a lot of different types of games out there for all the games of the world. One of the most poplar games is the Final Fantasy franchise; I remember playing the game when I was younger I use to love it. Over the years the game has gotten more hi-tech which use video, CGI and other things to tell the story of the best selling game out there.
Of course Hollywood want to capitalized on the success of video games, as there been many games made into movie like Super Mario Bros, Mortal Kombat and recently the most disappointing game of the year Tomb Raider. Next up at bat is Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within is the new breakthrough in motion pictures technology, that use a visual feast of concept, motion, design and imagination with all new hyper real characters. Basically it fuses the technical wizards of interactive games with sensational visual effects.
The story centers on alien when
they touch you they take your soul. Humans
must find a way to survive the invasion and reclaim the earth. The two humans
are Aki Ross (Ming-Na) and her mentor DR. Sid) Donald Sutherland) are determined
to save there race. They are developing an organic solution to counter act the
alien force. They must find eight organic specimens to help them in the quest to
win the earth back.
Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within
was a very visual experiences it looks outstanding. But the story is the
downside to the look of the film. Let me tell you why.
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