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furthest1 · 07-01-2009, 01:34 PM

Figured I'd get this forum started again. What's everyones thoughts on Jerry Bruckheimer as a producer? Over the year's he's been involved in some of the largest film franchises like National Treasure, Bad Boys, and Pirates of the Caribbean. I saw that later this summer he has his first 3-D film coming out. Has anyone else seen the preview for it?

ganthc · 07-10-2009, 05:12 PM

I haven't seen it. Who is directing the film?

Monterey Jack · 07-10-2009, 08:52 PM

Looks like the next Kangaroo Jack.

"POOP IN HIS HAND, POOP IN HIS HAND!"

Lex M · 07-11-2009, 09:07 AM

This looks RIDICULOUS/AMUSING. And, yes, totally KANGAROO JACK.

I'm not big on 3D though. Gives me a migraine.

Monterey Jack · 07-11-2009, 01:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Lex M

This looks RIDICULOUS/AMUSING. And, yes, totally KANGAROO JACK.

"I put tha money in tha jacket..an' tha jacket on tha kangaroo...AND HE BE HOPPIN' AWAA-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-AY!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

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I'm not big on 3D though. Gives me a migraine.

You know, it's funny...I have the worst eyesight imaginable (I might almost be categorized legally blind without my glasses), and yet I've never experienced eyestrain or headaches while watching a contemporary 3D movie.

I would appreciate it if they'd come out with clip-on 3D lenses for those who already have glasses, though.

Astrakan · 07-13-2009, 12:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Monterey Jack

I would appreciate it if they'd come out with clip-on 3D lenses for those who already have glasses, though.

Are your glasses really large? I wear the 3D glasses on top of my regular glasses just fine.

KM

Monterey Jack · 07-13-2009, 04:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Astrakan

Are your glasses really large? I wear the 3D glasses on top of my regular glasses just fine.

KM

They're fairly wide. Think 70's Spielberg.

Still...if 3D is really going to be the big new thing, they should look into "clip-on" lenses. I sometimes wonder if I;m missing a little of the overall experience from having the 3D lenses so far from my eyes.

Astrakan · 07-13-2009, 04:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Monterey Jack

They're fairly wide. Think 70's Spielberg.

Maybe time for new glasses? From that emoticon it seems you don't like what you have. If I'm reading that wrong, then never mind me.

In which case I'd suggests contacts. I wear my glasses maybe 95% of the time or more, but I love having contacts handy for occasions when the glasses would be in the way.

KM

furthest1 · 07-16-2009, 04:59 PM

The director of the film is a guy named Hoyt Yeatman. This is actually his feature directorial debut. He's been the special effects supervisor on a ton of other films, like Armegeddon, Christmas Vacation, and Con Air. So, we know the special effects will probably be superb for the film.

And it's really funny you guys mention the Kangaroo Jack comparison (which I completely see as well.) He was the special effects supervisor on that film too! So I bet some of his motivation for G-force definitely came from Kangaroo Jack.

As far as the 3-D goes, I've heard a few other cases of it giving people a headache. I saw Up in 3-D and thought it looked amazing!, so I'll definitely be checking this one out in 3-D, but the film will be screened in regular 2-D projection as well, so you if the 3-D bothers you, you can check out the 2-D one.

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furthest1 Actor Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Washington, DC	Jerry Bruckheimer's G-Force Figured I'd get this forum started again. What's everyones thoughts on Jerry Bruckheimer as a producer? Over the year's he's been involved in some of the largest film franchises like National Treasure, Bad Boys, and Pirates of the Caribbean. I saw that later this summer he has his first 3-D film coming out. Has anyone else seen the preview for it?

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ganthc Actor Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: "Vyenna", VA	I haven't seen it. Who is directing the film? __________________ HOOK'EM!!! UT LONGHORNS - National Champs 2005-2006!!! http://ganthc.youaremighty.com

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Monterey Jack Wants to be John Smith Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Walpole, MA U.S.A.	Looks like the next Kangaroo Jack. "POOP IN HIS HAND, POOP IN HIS HAND!" __________________ Lol VHS forty dollars??? more like dvd's 5 dollars hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha skip a long to blu ray disc and get with the freakin program!!!!!!!! LOL -ty_guy123321@hotmal.com

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07-11-2009, 09:07 AM	#4 (permalink)
Lex M Actor Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Los Angeles	This looks RIDICULOUS/AMUSING. And, yes, totally KANGAROO JACK. I'm not big on 3D though. Gives me a migraine.

07-16-2009, 04:59 PM	#9 (permalink)
furthest1 Actor Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Washington, DC	The director of the film is a guy named Hoyt Yeatman. This is actually his feature directorial debut. He's been the special effects supervisor on a ton of other films, like Armegeddon, Christmas Vacation, and Con Air. So, we know the special effects will probably be superb for the film. And it's really funny you guys mention the Kangaroo Jack comparison (which I completely see as well.) He was the special effects supervisor on that film too! So I bet some of his motivation for G-force definitely came from Kangaroo Jack. As far as the 3-D goes, I've heard a few other cases of it giving people a headache. I saw Up in 3-D and thought it looked amazing!, so I'll definitely be checking this one out in 3-D, but the film will be screened in regular 2-D projection as well, so you if the 3-D bothers you, you can check out the 2-D one.