really, with all the cgi tech and great actors/stuntmen, everything can be made in the studio.

external scenes can be shot and modified to whatever way it's required.

all the nice scenaries are not real but computer effects.

everything is revealed in "the making" of movies.

pearl harbor - all the scenes were shot in 2001 but modified to look like 1941.

matrix - most of the great action shots were filmed in the studio with hundreds of cameras placed in a 360 deg ring.

avatar, lord of the rings - most shots were made indoors with lots of wires attached to the bodies with blue suits for cgi manipulation.

that's modern day movies.

The Boy (2016)

Okay. This is something different.

Firstly, there is alot of drama in this "horror" movie.

And frankly for a "horror" movie, way TOO much drama!!

Greta Evans (Lauren Cohan) is an American running away from her past . In fact, she ran all the way to England, and became a nanny (A fan of Mary Poppins maybe?? )

She works for a very wealthy family, the Heelshire, taking care of their son, Brahms.

When she was first introduced to Brahms (her first day), she was shock to find that he is a 2.5" porcelain doll!!!

She also met the local grocer, Malcolm (Rupert Evans, last seen by me in Hellboy) on her first day.

I know, it sound a little prozac'ed, and for much of the movie it is.

The ending does redeem itself a little, I just wish more things had happened during the course of the movie.

Granted, I wasn't paying that much attention, was cleaning my apartment whilst watching this (distracted?)... Maybe need to re-watch...

Will keep you posted.

My Two Sen

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