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On 3-10-2010 21:01, nemesis wrote:
> andrel<byt### [at] gmail com> wrote:
>> On 3-10-2010 6:55, nemesis wrote:
>>> is out:
>>>
>>> http://sintel.org/
>>>
>>> but I'm sure you knew that already! ;)
>>>
>>>
>> No I didn't.
>
> come on, not even with the emoticon attached? ;)
>
>> Though I feel I should have.
>>
>> Not your average hollywood story.
>
> Indeed not. I believe anyone who *SPOILER {* has ever obsessed over a lost
> beloved one for far too long only to get that bitter taste of *} SPOILER* can
> relate strongly to the movie.
>
> While Blender Foundation's open-movies are essentially tech demos for their
> latest blender developments (and help those developments happen by actually
> asking for them for a real production), I like how their movies are pretty
> subjective and contain a strong element of ridicule and meta-criticism for a
> given genre.
>
> Like, in the previous one, Big Buck Bunny, they ridicule the whole "furry
> animals cartoons" and some of their conventions, like "cross-eyed" eyes and
> turning cute little animals into pathologic bullies.
<SPOILER>
> In Sintel, they ridicule
> the whole "lone hero in an epic journey" concept to truly sinister
> consequences...
</SPOILER>
too late
>
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