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post Feb 18 2009, 06:41 PM, updated 17y ago

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http://www.variety.com/article/VR111800024...3&cs=1&nid=2562

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Ang Lee circles 'Life of Pi' film
Director in talks with Fox 2000 to adapt novel


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Ang Lee is in talks to direct "Life of Pi," the Fox 2000 adaptation of Yann Martel's coming-of-age survival tale.

Novel revolves around a youth who is the lone survivor of a sunken freighter and winds up sharing a lifeboat with a hyena, an injured zebra, an orangutan and a hungry Bengal tiger.

The novel, which won the Man Booker Prize, was a global publishing phenomenon when Fox 2000's Elizabeth Gabler acquired rights to the tome.

Gil Netter is producing.

The project has been through several incarnations, first with scribe Dean Georgaris, then M. Night Shyamalan. Lee will supervise a new script. Studio will hire a writer shortly.

Project was most recently developed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet, who wrote a script with his "Amelie" collaborator Guillaume Laurent.

Lee, who last directed "Lust, Caution" and "Brokeback Mountain," most recently completed "Taking Woodstock," an adaptation of the Tom Monte book. Focus Features releases the film in August.


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I read the book many times over!! Gotta love it!! biggrin.gif
I wonder how Ang Lee will handle the animal scene in the boat with Pi blink.gif especially the hyena and the tiger

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meh, floating at sea movie,

but yeah, gonna be interesting to see how theyre gonna handle the scenes with the animals on the boat, kinda hard to imagine beign stuck with a hyena tiger and zebra on a boat XDDD

i wonder who he's gonna cast as pi though.... dev patel perhaps XDD
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Ang Lee is truly one of the masters of cinema, absolutely stunning and mesmerizing!


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I would like to remind everyone not to spoil the movie by giving away what is in the book smile.gif
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QUOTE(Abdul Rahman @ Jul 25 2012, 05:09 PM)
I would like to remind everyone not to spoil the movie by giving away what is in the book smile.gif
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I heard there is a twist too!... damn this is going to be very hard! haha
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post Jul 25 2012, 06:50 PM

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eh lol, i read the book few months ago and didn't know they're making a movie out of this!
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Isn't this something like "Cast Away" meets "Slumdog Millionaire"? lol ...
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QUOTE(Frankmiller92 @ Jul 25 2012, 05:55 PM)
I heard there is a twist too!... damn this is going to be very hard! haha
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actually I read about the ending b4 knowing about the movie
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QUOTE(Abdul Rahman @ Jul 25 2012, 08:52 PM)
actually I read about the ending b4 knowing about the movie
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I read the ending too... BUT I FORGOT! haha lucky me!
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The trailer looked really good and irfan khan is playing the boys father alongside tabu as the wife expect plenty of emotions
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post Jul 26 2012, 07:41 AM

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CG looks amazing.
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QUOTE(+Newbie+ @ Jul 25 2012, 08:28 PM)
Isn't this something like "Cast Away" meets "Slumdog Millionaire"? lol ...
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Cast Away + Slumdog Millionaire + Avatar

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QUOTE(maxizanc @ Jul 27 2012, 02:37 PM)
Cast Away + Slumdog Millionaire + Avatar

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Haha, yeah, with all that CG
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Don't wanna spoil anything but its gonna be abit "M Night Shyamalan-ish". I mean the ending.

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Remarkable trailer. I was completely engulfed in it (saw it in IMAX in front of TDKR). Mesmerizing! smile.gif

*Yes, I have heard of this so-called "stay away from knowing what the story is about" thing.


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one on the first book i bought when i bought the amazon kindle 3g
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life of p1 wimax lol
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Can't wait til it's out. The book is great. Hope the adaptation doesnt disappoint.
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Looks ridiculously good... 1:26 - Coldplay's "Paradise" biggrin.gif

Can't wait..


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post Sep 30 2012, 06:09 PM

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wow cool trailer.

pretty sure Ang Lee's gonna be nominated for best director again
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i smell Oscar.................
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QUOTE(Abdul Rahman @ Jul 25 2012, 08:52 PM)
actually I read about the ending b4 knowing about the movie
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QUOTE(Frankmiller92 @ Jul 25 2012, 09:41 PM)
I read the ending too... BUT I FORGOT! haha lucky me!
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U mean ending of the book or movie?

I read about the ending (book) too, but I can't seem to remember what's so special about it.. please spoil it for me (using spoiler tag) tongue.gif
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haiz.... one week late from US release, and I tot MY usually will release b4 US doh.gif

maybe just for those mega blockbuster movies la, local distro usually aren't really interested in "Arthouse" movies like this sad.gif

gonna go watch it in 3D next Thur
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Just saw the trailer, the cinematography is amazing.Great effects and CG, probably am just going to watch it for that? tongue.gif
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QUOTE(greyshadow @ Nov 21 2012, 10:27 AM)
haiz.... one week late from US release, and I tot MY usually will release b4 US doh.gif

maybe just for those mega blockbuster movies la, local distro usually aren't really interested  in "Arthouse" movies like this sad.gif

gonna go watch it in 3D next Thur
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when will it be released?

next week kan?
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QUOTE(klein @ Nov 21 2012, 09:27 PM)
when will it be released?

next week kan?
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next Thursday!
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QUOTE(elm0001 @ Nov 21 2012, 09:40 PM)
next Thursday!
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Can't wait! Gonna reread the book b4 watching it!!
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claimed to be one of the best of 2012.. I cant wait to watch..i dun read the book anyway... but since its Ang Lee's, gotta watch it.. and tabu is in the film as well..

I bet this film would definitely grab some technical awards in Oscars.. especially cinematograhy and visial effects..
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I'm wondering how do you pronounce PI? as in pee or pie?
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QUOTE(leahcim @ Nov 22 2012, 12:59 PM)
I'm wondering how do you pronounce PI? as in pee or pie?
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Pie.
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Pie.
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Can't freaking wait...! biggrin.gif

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...let the trail of Awards flow
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I just watched this movie yesterday, I was initially skeptical at first, but this movie really blew my mind! Highly recommended if it hits Malaysia!
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The best film I've seen at local cinema this year thus far!
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This should be shown in IMAX format! Too bad TGV reserved the seat for Twilight......
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QUOTE(tytung @ Nov 26 2012, 08:30 PM)
This should be shown in IMAX format! Too bad TGV reserved the seat for Twilight......
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it will be on imax
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QUOTE(raizil @ Nov 26 2012, 09:01 PM)
it will be on imax
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But I can't seem to find it listed in Sunway's showtime for the entire upcoming week?

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But I can't seem to find it listed in Sunway's showtime for the entire upcoming week?
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it will be available on thursday.


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Already bought tickets online for Saturday morning show in 3D at 1U... biggrin.gif *sings Paradise song*

I can't remember when I last watched a film in 3D... this year maybe, but even so I'm not sure.

Even if got 2D, I would go for 3D. I just feel 3D would do justice for a film like this (...as praised by James Camerson himself for how 3D works in this film). tongue.gif

A potential best of 2012. Let's see.






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Added on November 28, 2012, 12:00 amSleepy, write review tomoro yawn.gif

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I heard a lot about the popularity of this movie but not watched yet if i get a chance will surely watch it in my free time.
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QUOTE(defaultname365 @ Nov 27 2012, 11:52 PM)
Already bought tickets online for Saturday morning show in 3D at 1U...  biggrin.gif  *sings Paradise song*

I can't remember when I last watched a film in 3D... this year maybe, but even so I'm not sure. 

Even if got 2D, I would go for 3D. I just feel 3D would do justice for a film like this (...as praised by James Camerson himself for how 3D works in this film).  tongue.gif

A potential best of 2012. Let's see.
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what do mean by "even if got 2D"??

did u mean there is no 2D??
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Looks ridiculously good... 1:26 - Coldplay's "Paradise"  biggrin.gif 

Can't wait..
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watch it in 3D last nite

beautiful story, wonderful breathtaking CG, explosion of colors, but don't expect a Avatar class 3D

3D added extra dept, but doesn't stand out like Avatar, there are many scenes Ang Lee could have transformed into eye popping 3D, but he choose not to overdo it
there are many out of this world scenes that really will make you WOW! stop breathing or even stop your heartbeat for a few moment
but the scenery are just among the best I've ever seen, among my top 3 list
So either go watch it in 2D or 3D is a must

story wise, I didn't read the book, so I dunno how faithfully it's to the book, and how "unfilmable" the book as someone claimed to be.
It's a wonderful & very touching story, full of philosophy about gods, love, faith, and most importantly, what you want to believe.
And mind you, the messages it tried to delivery is mind blowing, but you won't feel it immediately after the show, but once you started to digest it, it will come back to you like a hammer to knock you senseless, so watch out for the ending
it's a movie that worth a second watch
one quote came into my mind after digesting the ending, quoting a famous quote from another movie
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"You can't handle the truth!" from A Few Good Man


some may find it slow and boring, if you never like the movie Cast Away, then you'll hate it as well, it's unfortunate that I end-up in a hall with lots of idiot movie goer that can't understand the movie, they actually laugh at few of the very emotional scenes doh.gif



9.5/10
minus -0.5 for James Cameron's remark about the 3D, kena tipu doh.gif

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QUOTE(greyshadow @ Nov 29 2012, 12:54 PM)
watch it in 3D last nite

beautiful story, wonderful breathtaking CG, explosion of colors, but don't expect a Avatar class 3D

3D added extra dept, but doesn't stand out like Avatar, there are many scenes Ang Lee could have transformed into eye popping 3D, but he choose not to overdo it
there are many out of this world scenes that really will make you WOW! stop breathing or even stop your heartbeat for a few moment
but the scenery are just among the best I've ever seen, among my top 3 list
So either go watch it in 2D or 3D is a must

story wise, I didn't read the book, so I dunno how faithfully it's to the book, and how "unfilmable" the book as someone claimed to be.
It's a wonderful & very touching story, full of philosophy about gods, love, faith, and most importantly, what you want to believe.
And mind you, the messages it tried to delivery is mind blowing, but you won't feel it immediately after the show, but once you started to digest it, it will come back to you like a hammer to knock you senseless, so watch out for the ending
it's a movie that worth a second watch 
one quote came into my mind after digesting the ending, quoting a famous quote from another movie
some may find it slow and boring, if you never like the movie Cast Away, then you'll hate it as well, it's unfortunate that I end-up in a hall with lots of idiot movie goer that can't understand the movie, they actually laugh at few of the very emotional scenes doh.gif
9.5/10
minus -0.5 for James Cameron's remark about the 3D, kena tipu doh.gif
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Thanks. So watching it in 3D is worth it, yes? I only watched 3D in the theater for twice in my life and twice I was conned (Shrek and Avengers). There was only 2-3 scenes of 3D in total and it was a total ripoff.

Please confirm if there are enough 3D effects in LoP to do the movie justice? Thanks again laugh.gif
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QUOTE(KahVII @ Nov 29 2012, 04:26 PM)
Thanks. So watching it in 3D is worth it, yes? I only watched 3D in the theater for twice in my life and twice I was conned (Shrek and Avengers). There was only 2-3 scenes of 3D in total and it was a total ripoff.

Please confirm if there are enough 3D effects in LoP to do the movie justice? Thanks again laugh.gif
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since there's no 2D version AFAIK, only analog or 3D

then must go watch in 3D, analog won't do justice to the beauty of the scenes

the best 3D so far is still Avatar, Pi still not up to it's mark, but nonetheless it's worth to watch in 3D

btw, 3D effects are just condiments, the main dish is the story telling, side dish is the scenery
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Yeah I know about the story since I've read the book some time ago. Just wanna know if my money will be justified if I decided to watch it on 3D instead of the normal screenings. Thanks for the prompt response biggrin.gif
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Sh*t... it finally happened.

I tried to hold it in one last time but failed... I really felt it and the d*mn scene just kept going, eventually it rolled down my cheeks.

If I were to write a review of the movie, it will be filled with the finest words in any language. In short, no words can really explain how I felt about this film, it is just something you have to see and feel for yourself.

This is, officially, the best film I've seen in 2012. And in recent years. The most visually stunning film I've seen since "Avatar".

It deserves nothing, absolutely nothing less than a perfect 10/10. The last perfect I awarded was to "Toy Story 3".

Golden Globes, BAFTA, The Oscar - it would be mad not to honor this film.

Lastly, indeed I walked out the cinema with heavy feeling... a feeling oh so few films (none this year fyi) have been able to do to me. And that is worth the price of any d*mn ticket.

It also means an absolute guaranteed in my mind, a nomination for "Best Picture" at the 85th Academy Awards.

Would love to watch it again, but I'm reluctant.





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the ending... i see not many people understand it laugh.gif or maybe they do cause they already chose the story they wanted to believe in nod.gif
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Not many people will understand the actual message from the film. Actually I was a little annoyed the film's version was much more forgiving than the novel's. I guess they just had to settle with a PG rating for better box office result.
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my mind has been blown into pieces after watching this....

it just kept on playing in my mind even after finished watching it.. i mean the meaning of life brought out by this movie is too damn incredible... like greyshadow mentioned... u won't fully understand it immediately after finishing the film but slowly after that, when u started to digest the meaning of each of the scenes, u will realize how awesome it is the way the author tell a story about life all in this masterpiece.

and the oasis... i have to google to understand the true meaning of it....

totally mind blowing...
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PI (Piscine Molitor Patel) = Tamil ?
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Initially i thought the 3D effect of the movie it's their main selling point but i'm wrong. The story itself is the main point. it start quiet slow. even my gf got bored but it start gradually inside you when after 30 minutes watching it. i feel RM46 worth spend to this money. The lesson of never give up is one beautiful thing that have i ever watch in movie...very recommended movie..even me n my gf discuss the message behind it after watching it..lol
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IMO the only good thing about the 3D was the establishing shots at the beginning of the film the depth was really evident other than damn I'm disappointed. And what's with the sudden change in aspect ratio in certain scenes.
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QUOTE(jimmy G @ Dec 2 2012, 04:04 PM)
IMO the only good thing about the 3D was the establishing shots at the beginning of the film the depth was really evident other than damn I'm disappointed.
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Happens to all 3D movies imo. After a while the effects just don't impress anymore.

Can't say I was terrible impressed with the film too. I read the book a long time ago when I was a kid, so I had no notions about how filmmable it is back then, and I had already forgotten almost the entire book anyway, but watching the film you get the idea what people were saying about it being unfilmmable. Plus I thought Irfan Khan and that writer were just bad actors. Theirs parts are short but important, and thanks to them the film is unable to effectively drive home its main point.
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I knew it... there would just be something. You are way too picky my friend...

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Don't get me wrong, it's a good film and I liked it definitely. Just not near the masterpiece people (you tongue.gif) are making it out to be.
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its not masterpiece. watched it in 3d imax and all it was tiring. went through 2 thunderstroms. and it was breathtaking. u really live it
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Piscine Molitor is a french name for the swimming pool Pi's uncle went for swimming in France. You didn;t see the movie?


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so the whole event is true or PI just hallucinating or hiding the truth [he actually murder other survivors] ?

pls share ur opinions biggrin.gif
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when he first adopt hindu he got lot question unanswered
when he next adopt christianity, also lot of question of doubt
when he adopt islam, suddenly no question
haha....that means......
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Which ending you guys think?
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watched the film and now reading the book. i didnt realize that the second story Pi was telling the Japanese could be real. i just thought he made it up. but now that i know the author left it that way to let us choose what we want to believe in, it's become extra cooler.
anyway, for school homework, my teacher asked: If you were stranded on a little lifeboat with a zebra, a hyena, an orangutan and a fierce tiger in an open sea, what would you do? Why? Be as creative as possible.
so help?


Added on December 4, 2012, 3:02 pmnobody knows what really happened except for the author himself, which is really frustrating you know. but at the same time, it got you thinking, which is real cool. i personally like the story with animals better, but which one do i believe, i dont know. cause i really dont want the second story to be true, but it could be, so i am clueless too. guess its because the second story is a sadder story that's why i prefer not to believe it or whatever. i really like richard parker and although i hate the hyena, it's actually its natural instinct to kill the other animals, so i wouldnt blame it. but if people are actually killing each other in the second story, it would be really sad, i mean yeah, desperate times but still, the first one is more beautiful and something we would all like more.

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Life of Pi (2012)

I am flabbergasted...

For the life of me, I'm not quite sure how to express the feelings I go through whilst watching this movie.

A few observation

Ang Lee is well know for fleshing out his character in his movies, which by the way are mainly drama.

Make NO mistake, this movie is a drama. The difference it, the attention to details!!

I can find not faults in the Cast (Brilliant, just look at the similarity between the different age Pi)

The script is exacting.

And say what you want, the CGI tiger is flesh and ones to me... There is not frame of the tiger in the movie where I go, CGI!! AVATAR was hyper real and CGI people like that. The computer can make Hyper Real quite well. BUT to make real world photo realistic animals. Especially one that is familiar to the general public, is QUITE A DIFFERENT matter all together. The CGI people in this movie has to get an Academy Award!!

In short ladies and gentlemen, this movie is.... lacking a better word PERFECT!

I saw this in Sunway Imax. Am now kicking myself for not trying out the new Digital Imax theater in TGV Wangsa Walk

10 out of 10

My Two Sen

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yeah i'm giving 100% to this movie as well. I FREAKING LOVE IT AND I DONT MIND WATCHING IT AGAIN AND AGAIN biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(seijiseimura84 @ Dec 3 2012, 08:40 PM)
when he first adopt hindu he got lot question unanswered
when he next adopt christianity, also lot of question of doubt
when he adopt islam, suddenly no question
haha....that means......
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What should I do first? read the book or watch the movie?
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Both. But upon reading the book, i have heard comments that it would be unfilmable.

So, if you don't want that to happen to you, watch it first. regardless, do both.


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Initially i thought the 3D effect of the movie it's their main selling point but i'm wrong. The story itself is the main point. it start quiet slow. even my gf got bored but it start gradually inside you when after 30 minutes watching it. i feel RM46 worth spend to this money. The lesson of never give up is one beautiful thing that have i ever watch in movie...very recommended movie..even me n my gf discuss the message behind it after watching it..lol
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The first 30 minutes were the most wonderful for me. Or maybe I'm just a man of faith and I love that topic too much.

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There are things that I dun understand, hope someone can explain it to me.

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That was never the intention of the movie. The movie is actually asking YOU, YES, YOU, which story do you prefer?

Besides, it was never about truth seeking, it is about the story teaching YOU.

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Contains some spoiler for those haven't watch
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R_v_Dudley_and_Stephens
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Narrative...ym_of_Nantucket

I guess the author actually referred to the actual cases of both shipwreck incidents, both fiction & non-fiction also have Richard Parker in it, and similar details

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i guess the whole movie are mindfucuk from the beginning ...and u need some faith to really finish the whole movie ..btw why richard parker didnt look back when they finally reach the shore ?
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i guess the whole movie are mindfucuk from the beginning ...and u need some faith to really finish the whole movie ..btw why richard parker didnt look back when they finally reach the shore ?
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Of course, someone can give something else as an explanation. Happy to know for others.
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i guess the whole movie are mindfucuk from the beginning ...and u need some faith to really finish the whole movie ..btw why richard parker didnt look back when they finally reach the shore ?
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I thought overall a good movie and the message behind was pretty nice, but I am kinda bored with the overall floating on the sea scenes
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"There is beauty and truth in simplicity" biggrin.gif

Simply magnificent film. The power of storytelling. Watching this tomorrow... again. Might see Normal or 2D. Hopefully there are good seats left. Been trying to tag along my cousins who are more into more typical Hollywood action flicks.

I also hope no one brings onions into the theater (again).

Which story do I believe in? For me, I don't wish to answer this question. However, deep inside... I know the answer. smile.gif

Anyone in NY today? From 7pm-8pm, Ang Lee will be having a Q&A session at Apple Store SoHo, NY.











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Didn't care. I cried when he was praying.
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Will those who has never read the book before enjoy this movie?
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From my point of view...... The human version story is the true story. Why? Coz...
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just my 2cent.

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Because I didn't read the book, after the film was over, in the back of my mind I never considered the second story even for a second! smile.gif I thought he was just making it up, but at that point I was a little perplexed when the writer revealed that the characters in his second story mirrored the animals in his 'real' story. I even brushed off comments when I was first coming across that said the second story could be real.

So now you know what story I believe in... but thanks to the 'hard cold facts' of the second story that were being put forth, I was somewhat being forced to rethink about what exactly happened to Pi. Do I believe in the second story?

IF one truly believed in the first story, no amount of hard facts can ever change you. How likely you are to just switch 'beliefs' shows how strong of a believer you are in either one of your beliefs. The same goes with the believe / faith in God...

You can bring in as many possibilities or proof that the second story is real, but as I have said before, if you are a strong believer in the first story, no amount of 'evidence' will change you.

If you believe...
Animal story = A life of myth, beliefs and religion. Godly.
Human story = Harsh cold facts of life and more grounded in 'science facts' in the realm of possibilities. Less Godly.
Both = As Pi's father himself said, believing in everything is akin to not believing in anything at all

Doubt anyone would not believe in either story, if not there's no point of even being given a choice. Everyone makes choices in life.














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Didn't care. I cried when he was praying.
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I would say I'm pretty darn good at holding back tears... even if it does collect under my eyes, I can hold it there.

But not for this film... there was too much containment... no more room to stay... so it rolled... down...mah... cheeks... tongue.gif

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Turned out to be far worse that death (what could be worse you ask?)... Metaphorical it is still 'death' but not in physical form...

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QUOTE(defaultname365 @ Dec 7 2012, 04:55 PM)
Because I didn't read the book, after the film was over, in the back of my mind I never considered the second story even for a second!  smile.gif  I thought he was just making it up, but at that point I was a little perplexed when the writer revealed that the characters in his second story mirrored the animals in his 'real' story. I even brushed off comments when I was first coming across that said the second story could be real.

So now you know what story I believe in... but thanks to the 'hard cold facts' of the second story that were being put forth, I was somewhat being forced to rethink about what exactly happened to Pi. Do I believe in the second story?

IF one truly believed in the first story, no amount of hard facts can ever change you. How likely you are to just switch 'beliefs' shows how strong of a believer you are in either one of your beliefs. The same goes with the believe / faith in God...

You can bring in as many possibilities or proof that the second story is real, but as I have said before, if you are a strong believer in the first story, no amount of 'evidence' will change you.

If you believe...
Animal story = A life of myth, beliefs and religion. Godly.
Human story = Harsh cold facts of life and more grounded in 'science facts' in the realm of possibilities. Less Godly.
Both = As Pi's father himself said, believing in everything is akin to not believing in anything at all

Doubt anyone would not believe in either story, if not there's no point of even being given a choice. Everyone makes choices in life.
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Actually, my thought on Richard Parker not turning back during the final scenes is this:

If indeed Richard Parker is the metaphor, which means Pi is the tiger all along, then it just means that theres no turning back more at this point. The only way now is to look forward, which is an entirely new life ahead, which potrayed by Richard Parker staring at the forest ahead. Richard Parker is raised in zoo and the forest is a something new, a new challenge and new life ahead.

The whole story had changed Pi. Pi is a different person than he is before the "journey". So at that moment, there's no need to look back anymore, just live on with the new him and forget about the past. What matter is the thing ahead from now on.

Just my thought though coz i felt that the whole Life of Pi actually resemble a person life journey. Best example is the Algae Island. To me that place is a comfort zone to settle down. Many ppl chose to stop fighting for their life goal and chose to settle down in the comfort zone, say marriage, family, and a high paid and steady job, forgotting our original aim of life when we first started out our life journey. Few realized that staying in the comfort zone the longer will reduce our fighting spirit. Pi realized this immediately after plucking the fruit from the tree of knowledge(if u believe that the Algae Island is actually the Garden of Eden). The tooth is like Wisdom Tooth. Pi gained wisdom from the fruit and realized that he must not settle there. He has not reach the final goal yet.

Of course this is my 2cent opinion. Different ppl have different perspective after watching Life of Pi icon_rolleyes.gif
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Watching second time tonight... in 3D again! Never seen a film twice in 3D, it's always Normal/2D on second viewing. smile.gif

If you watch closely, Pi actually does this in the movie:
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DId the version in Malaysia potriat Pi to have multiple religion ?

3 to be specific and he believe in all 3, if not the version in MY is cut
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I have read the book, and I personally felt that it was one of the best books I have read in my entire life! I have not seen the movie yet, but from your reviews, it seems that it's a good movie as well. Anybody who have both read and watched the movie? How faithful is the movie compared to the book?
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DId the version in Malaysia potriat Pi to have multiple religion ?

3 to be specific and he believe in all 3, if not the version in MY is cut
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He did. At least in my IMAX viewing he did all three.
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Sorry did anyone remember what was the forum that specially famous to discuss all this kind of mindf*** movie d? I remember there's a forum where they like to discuss all the missing loophole and deep meaning of movie. Came across this forum when I was searching prometues and inception. Would be a good read for this movie also. Haha
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haha i going 2 watch this soon n my sister is part of the special effects team production of this movie n lagi i must show support watching it haha
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^Is it. I watched a featurette before and Ang Lee mentions "Kuala Lumpur" as one of the locations the visual effects department is in.

Had my second viewing yesterday, I picked up quite a few parallels that might question the animal story. Plenty of spoilers ahead.

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This is what happens when an 'outside' factor affects your beliefs, you start to question them. There are a few more, can't place it at this time. What I mean is that, if you so choose to believe in the human story, these "parallels" serve as a possibility that the animal story could be a metaphorically told story of the human story. Possibly the human story was too painful to be told in its actual form that Pi used animals instead.

The nature of the animal story seems like fragments of Pi's life told in a more 'pleasant' form. We won't really know exactly which story is the truth as we were not in Pi's shoes. I'm still sticking with the animal story as no matter how exceptional / unlikely the story may be, it could be real... just like say, the Bible stories or religious myths.

Oh BTW, I hope "Pi's Lullaby" gets nominated...



So peaceful... so beautiful... the opening few minutes were with this was just enchanting. thumbup.gif

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So enlightening... The best movie for 2012. 10 out of 10.
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Overall a fantastic experience but again slightly marred by an pesky audience. Parents should do some due diligence before bringing kids.
The mature themes fly over most of them, and they end up bored and start to become an annoyance.
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Overall a fantastic experience but again slightly marred by an pesky audience. Parents should do some due diligence before bringing kids.
The mature themes fly over most of them, and they end up bored and start to become an annoyance.
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Nice movie...I watched 3d..very very amazing story and beautiful scene. blush.gif
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i choose story no 2

PI is a murderer n cannibal icon_rolleyes.gif
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QUOTE(defaultname365 @ Dec 7 2012, 04:55 PM)
Because I didn't read the book, after the film was over, in the back of my mind I never considered the second story even for a second!  smile.gif  I thought he was just making it up, but at that point I was a little perplexed when the writer revealed that the characters in his second story mirrored the animals in his 'real' story. I even brushed off comments when I was first coming across that said the second story could be real.

So now you know what story I believe in... but thanks to the 'hard cold facts' of the second story that were being put forth, I was somewhat being forced to rethink about what exactly happened to Pi. Do I believe in the second story?

IF one truly believed in the first story, no amount of hard facts can ever change you. How likely you are to just switch 'beliefs' shows how strong of a believer you are in either one of your beliefs. The same goes with the believe / faith in God...

You can bring in as many possibilities or proof that the second story is real, but as I have said before, if you are a strong believer in the first story, no amount of 'evidence' will change you.

If you believe...
Animal story = A life of myth, beliefs and religion. Godly.
Human story = Harsh cold facts of life and more grounded in 'science facts' in the realm of possibilities. Less Godly.
Both = As Pi's father himself said, believing in everything is akin to not believing in anything at all

Doubt anyone would not believe in either story, if not there's no point of even being given a choice. Everyone makes choices in life.
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I'm sold. I've watched it 3 times and I wouldn't even mind a fourth. I knew there was always something to his second story which was a lot more than just "made up" stuff for the Japanese men.

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Seems like many of our forumers were annoyed by other people while watching this movie. I myself got a share of it. The guy behind me had his feet literally on my arm rest. And his wife was narrating loudly throughout the entire show. My cousin said she sounded like someone turned on "director's comments". After they left, I turned behind and saw the mess they made. Kesian the cleaners.
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QUOTE(pkh @ Dec 12 2012, 11:06 AM)
Seems like many of our forumers were annoyed by other people while watching this movie. I myself got a share of it. The guy behind me had his feet literally on my arm rest. And his wife was narrating loudly throughout the entire show. My cousin said she sounded like someone turned on "director's comments". After they left, I turned behind and saw the mess they made. Kesian the cleaners.
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You think that's bad? I had a (i feel so bad saying this but what the hey) cina-kiasu FAMILY next to me. With TODDLERS. Friggin hell. Narrative Dad, overly amused loud mom, too shocked and screaming kids. cry.gif
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U know, narative dad to kids is ok. In my opinion. You can just bring kids to a movie and expect them to keep quiet when they have lots of questions. Parents are supposed to teach them.

but of couse, how that works without annoying the audience will be a good way of saying that you are at best booking the hall on your own.
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Just in... Best Movie of the Year Award by AFI! biggrin.gif A lot of other big names in their list, but "Life of Pi" won it.

Here are the current status of the awards for this film thus far:

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QUOTE(Pressao @ Dec 12 2012, 10:51 AM)
I'm sold. I've watched it 3 times and I wouldn't even mind a fourth. I knew there was always something to his second story which was a lot more than just "made up" stuff for the Japanese men.
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Can't quite remember a film where I wouldn't mind a third viewing right after a second viewing... but I'll probably wait for the BD. If one truly understands the 'essence' of this film, the underlying message and all, this would easily land among the greatest films they've ever seen. No kidding.

QUOTE(pkh @ Dec 12 2012, 11:06 AM)
Seems like many of our forumers were annoyed by other people while watching this movie. I myself got a share of it. The guy behind me had his feet literally on my arm rest. And his wife was narrating loudly throughout the entire show. My cousin said she sounded like someone turned on "director's comments". After they left, I turned behind and saw the mess they made. Kesian the cleaners.
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QUOTE(Pressao @ Dec 12 2012, 11:21 AM)
You think that's bad? I had a (i feel so bad saying this but what the hey) cina-kiasu FAMILY next to me. With TODDLERS. Friggin hell. Narrative Dad, overly amused loud mom, too shocked and screaming kids.  cry.gif
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This movie seem like a 'magnet' for annoyances. Interestingly I also had my share of annoyances. On my first viewing though, it was the grown ups. When the second story was being told, a few of them started laughing (thinking Pi was lying convincingly). They kept laughing... and laughing... and laughing until the end of it. Seriously? sleep.gif In fact, several of the folks in front of me actually turned to look at them with a sort of WTH mannerism. laugh.gif

On my second viewing, it was the kids. I think parents believed this film would be very appropriate for their young kids (it's a PG film so yes), they were screaming and applauding whenever there was any 'animal action' especially with Richard Parker. Not one or two, but a few of them. Luckily though, they weren't too close from where I was seated but it pretty much was for the entire duration of the film.

*There was also a family behind me who seem to not like the whole 'religion' thing, they were clicking their tongues and (I heard) "How can they do this...? Can feel their WTH-ness.

...

Lastly, this film turned out to have grossed way better than "Hugo". A lot of predictions had this film not doing too well at the box office what with a complete unknown lead and more popular films before/after its release.
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That is why my strategy is always to watch the midnite show. Less people and definitely no kids. after movie also, the world is so quiet for the movie's message to linger in my thoughts (aside from the creepy imagination that i will be robbed in the empty carpark)
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QUOTE(defaultname365 @ Dec 12 2012, 12:21 PM)
Just in... Best Movie of the Year Award by AFI!  biggrin.gif  A lot of other big names in their list, but "Life of Pi" won it.

Here are the current status of the awards for this film thus far:

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Can't quite remember a film where I wouldn't mind a third viewing right after a second viewing... but I'll probably wait for the BD. If one truly understands the 'essence' of this film, the underlying message and all, this would easily land among the greatest films they've ever seen. No kidding.
This movie seem like a 'magnet' for annoyances. Interestingly I also had my share of annoyances. On my first viewing though, it was the grown ups. When the second story was being told, a few of them started laughing (thinking Pi was lying convincingly). They kept laughing... and laughing... and laughing until the end of it. Seriously? sleep.gif In fact, several of the folks in front of me actually turned to look at them with a sort of WTH mannerism.  laugh.gif

On my second viewing, it was the kids. I think parents believed this film would be very appropriate for their young kids (it's a PG film so yes), they were screaming and applauding whenever there was any 'animal action' especially with Richard Parker. Not one or two, but a few of them. Luckily though, they weren't too close from where I was seated but it pretty much was for the entire duration of the film.

*There was also a family behind me who seem to not like the whole 'religion' thing, they were clicking their tongues and (I heard) "How can they do this...? Can feel their WTH-ness. 

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Lastly, this film turned out to have grossed way better than "Hugo". A lot of predictions had this film not doing too well at the box office what with a complete unknown lead and more popular films before/after its release.
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I really wouldn't have minded the narrative dad, but he was ... LOUDLY so. And I'm pretty sure he wasn't even saying anything constructive. It was just a lot of kids pointing out scary bits and the dad going on and on. How much can you really describe to a toddler anyway? I digress. I'd be a little insane if I said bring on the fouth. I've already gone ahead and streamed the soundtrack while I slave away at work every day tongue.gif
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i amaze, when i found out the tiger actor is actually not a tiger itself, but a human actor
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QUOTE(defaultname365 @ Dec 12 2012, 12:21 PM)
Here are the current status of the awards for this film thus far:

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^Is it. I watched a featurette before and Ang Lee mentions "Kuala Lumpur" as one of the locations the visual effects department is in.
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QUOTE(defaultname365 @ Dec 9 2012, 01:44 PM)
^Is it. I watched a featurette before and Ang Lee mentions "Kuala Lumpur" as one of the locations the visual effects department is in.

Had my second viewing yesterday, I picked up quite a few parallels that might question the animal story. Plenty of spoilers ahead.

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This is what happens when an 'outside' factor affects your beliefs, you start to question them. There are a few more, can't place it at this time. What I mean is that, if you so choose to believe in the human story, these "parallels" serve as a possibility that the animal story could be a metaphorically told story of the human story. Possibly the human story was too painful to be told in its actual form that Pi used animals instead.

The nature of the animal story seems like fragments of Pi's life told in a more 'pleasant' form. We won't really know exactly which story is the truth as we were not in Pi's shoes. I'm still sticking with the animal story as no matter how exceptional / unlikely the story may be, it could be real... just like say, the Bible stories or religious myths.

Oh BTW, I hope "Pi's Lullaby" gets nominated...



So peaceful... so beautiful... the opening few minutes were with this was just enchanting.  thumbup.gif
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But as I've posted on my FB to tell the whole world of my accomplishment in watching this movie - the highlight of this film is in its metaphorical masterpiece.
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Just read somewhere again reinforcing the idea that the second more violent story is the 'true' one.

Which actually explains why Richard Parker, the tiger, looked pretty reluctant to eat the Zebra (the sailor) - or that it didnt even want to eat the Zebra.

And also how Pi couldnt explain how an orangutan could 'float' on the bananas (when bananas dont float).

Again, the metaphors in this movie is mind-blowingly good.

Really going to downloadbuy this movie.
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QUOTE(Mikeshashimi @ Dec 13 2012, 11:18 AM)
Just read somewhere again reinforcing the idea that the second more violent story is the 'true' one.

Which actually explains why Richard Parker, the tiger, looked pretty reluctant to eat the Zebra (the sailor) - or that it didnt even want to eat the Zebra.

And also how Pi couldnt explain how an orangutan could 'float' on the bananas (when bananas dont float).

Again, the metaphors in this movie is mind-blowingly good.

Really going to downloadbuy this movie.
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based on novel, actually pi did prove that bananas float.

In fact the second story described in the book was even more disturbing and grotesque than the movie. Ang Lee should have emphasize on that.
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QUOTE(7up @ Dec 13 2012, 02:56 PM)
based on novel, actually pi did prove that bananas float.

In fact the second story described in the book was even more disturbing and grotesque than the movie. Ang Lee should have emphasize on that.
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QUOTE(7up @ Dec 13 2012, 02:56 PM)
based on novel, actually pi did prove that bananas float.

In fact the second story described in the book was even more disturbing and grotesque than the movie. Ang Lee should have emphasize on that.
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I wish he HAD actually done some sorta flashback scene when Pi was talking about the 2nd experience but I can understand why he didn't.
I love it's all left up to the viewers opinions on religion and deduction to believe whatever they choose to believe. Does say a lot about the person too smile.gif
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I wish he HAD actually done some sorta flashback scene when Pi was talking about the 2nd experience but I can understand why he didn't.
I love it's all left up to the viewers opinions on religion and deduction to believe whatever they choose to believe. Does say a lot about the person too smile.gif
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if he did and is faithful to the details of the book, i think it will be ban or fully censored the 2nd story
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To put it correctly, it is a not question of which story you believe in, but why you believe in it.

Your choice will either show you're a person of faith, or a person of science. Don't take it too seriously though as this is still a work of 'fiction'.
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QUOTE(defaultname365 @ Dec 14 2012, 04:51 PM)
To put it correctly, it is a not question of which story you believe in, but why you believe in it.

Your choice will either show you're a person of faith, or a person of science. Don't take it too seriously though as this is still a work of 'fiction'.
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that's why Pi "mamaji" ask the writer to see Pi if he want a story about god
and maybe one need to read the novel also as I only see the storyline and imigination by the director
IMHO reading is much more fun than just watch it...
you can rely on your own imiganation...not the director
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i want to sell 2 tickets for this movie

3D, 820pm at Setia City Mall

sell cheap2...anyone interested can PM me...thanks sweat.gif
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Bananas do float. Therefore I choose to believe the beautiful story is true. Not the ugly one. biggrin.gif
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I had my fair share of annoying movie goers who laughed/giggled at the wrong scene and some kids behind me making noises.. Got distracted and went through the whole movie not knowing what to interpret or to think of the movie.. sad.gif until I read the LoP threads in k/.

Realizing what I missed after reading these stuffs made me feel so overwhelmed. Gotta read the book.
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Just watched the IMAX 3d in 1u. Absolutely beautiful. Much better than my first screening of normal screen.
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Just watched the IMAX 3d in 1u. Absolutely beautiful. Much better than my first screening of normal screen.
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whats the difference between 3D n imax 3D???i heard malaysia just open 2 imax cinemas already...sunway pyramid n 1U rclxms.gif rclxms.gif
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The screen is much bigger of course and the color n depth are more apparent in IMAX. And also much better sound system. The flying fish scene was particularly 3d and the ship wrecked scene u can almost feel it like ur there rclxms.gif
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Moral of the story: be contented with the life that you have.
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Really? I know its a personal interpretation but I don't understand how Pi is not contented with his life. hmm.gif

It was never his fault that his parents wanted to relocate to Canada. In fact, Pi was really contented with the life he had with Anandi, his family and the Zoo.

If you mean to say 'we' should be contented with our lives... also doesn't really make sense as a moral story from the film. Of course it's a good thing but from the story itself, I don't quite see it.
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Because there was the 2nd time that Pi was enduring the Thunderstorm, and he was asking to God what more does God want from him.

Perhaps that was the good way of saying about contentment.
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Watch normal 2d yesterday. Love it. Hows the 3d for this movie? Worth watching for my 2nd viewing?
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Got blown away from the 3D effects of the beginning of the film - Zoo scene.

After that maybe my eyes were tired or or just felt like so-so only.

Wonderful movie though.
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QUOTE(Kyoyagami @ Dec 17 2012, 08:42 PM)
Because there was the 2nd time that Pi was enduring the Thunderstorm, and he was asking to God what more does God want from him.

Perhaps that was the good way of saying about contentment.
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Contentment = satisfied, right? When he asked God what more God wanted from him it was because he was completely exhausted by His 'trials' and unrelentless suffering put on him. I think he said "I've lost everything, what more do you want from me?"

QUOTE(Faith @ Dec 17 2012, 09:28 PM)
Watch normal 2d yesterday. Love it. Hows the 3d for this movie? Worth watching for my 2nd viewing?
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Contentment = satisfied, right? When he asked God what more God wanted from him it was because he was completely exhausted by His 'trials' and unrelentless suffering put on him. I think he said "I've lost everything, what more do you want from me?"
Yes. The 3D is amazing, it really draws you into the beauty of the scenes. There is one scene, flying fish scene, they added black bars at the top and bottom to 'trick' you into thinking that the film space is between the bars... instead, the flying fish actually can be seen on/overlapping the black bars - this makes it feel as if the fish is flying out of the screen.  biggrin.gif
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Dang, should've watched it in 3D.
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QUOTE(defaultname365 @ Dec 18 2012, 11:25 AM)
Contentment = satisfied, right? When he asked God what more God wanted from him it was because he was completely exhausted by His 'trials' and unrelentless suffering put on him. I think he said "I've lost everything, what more do you want from me?"
Yes. The 3D is amazing, it really draws you into the beauty of the scenes. There is one scene, flying fish scene, they added black bars at the top and bottom to 'trick' you into thinking that the film space is between the bars... instead, the flying fish actually can be seen on/overlapping the black bars - this makes it feel as if the fish is flying out of the screen.  biggrin.gif
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Yeah i would think that too. But I wouldn't call it suffering either. Because of his exact words to God.

I think i'd rather not get to that part, religious matters. hehe. tongue.gif
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Watched in IMAX 3D,worth it.
Simply Beautiful movie.
Lee Ann did it brilliantly.
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GG and now BAFTA, a win for Best Picture might not happen, but who knows. Zero Dark Thirty seems unrelentless in scooping nominations.

‘Lincoln,’ ‘Les Miserables,’ and ‘Life of Pi’ lead BAFTA nominations

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Les Miserables is also a contender in the separate category of best British film, alongside Anna Karenina, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, Seven Psychopaths and Skyfall.

Les Mis producer Tim Bevan said he was pleased with the movie’s nine nominations, but surprised director Tom Hooper didn’t make the shortlist.

“Steven Spielberg wasn’t nominated for best director for Lincoln, which tops the list, so it just goes to show how wide open it is this year,” he said.

Ben Affleck is nominated both as director of Argo and as its leading actor. The other male acting contenders are Day-Lewis, Bradley Cooper for Silver Linings Playbook, Hugh Jackman for Les Miserables and Joaquin Phoenix for The Master.


Oh and congrats to Suraj Sharma for being nominated for BAFTA Rising Star Award. Among the others in this category - Andrea Riseborough and Juno Temple, Swedish actress Alicia Vikander and Elizabeth Olsen.

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feels like smoking weed when watching it. i dont know wtf is going on. lol
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Pi is like so much depth but at the same time after thinking so much about it. I felt like I have been trolled.

Both story also tragic and horrible.

We would die without ever knowing the truth, that is how hard everyone has been trolled. We may choose to believe in something, but it does not mean it is the absolute.

Mindblown.

This I can agree though.


After a mind blowing experience, life and death, an experience that challenges you beyond your faith, one that challenges you to eat other people, even if you are vegetarian, eating fish eating meat, that makes you doubt God, doubt everything. The cold hard truth is once you are out of it, you Have to move on, if you dwell in your comfort zone or in despair, you will never survive.





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Just watch it yesterday, and now I want to get the novel too. Anyone know where to get this novel at bookstore in KL? Planning on using my BB1M for this. biggrin.gif
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'Life of Pi' voted most mistake-free Oscar-worthy movie ; movie with least errors

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Filmmaker Ang Lee's "Life of Pi" would be a clear winner for best picture at Academy Awards this year if the prize giving was based on the least amount of movie errors, says a survey conducted by MovieMistakes.com.

Film fans at the website have given the movie adaptation of Yann Martel's novel thumbs up as the most blunder-free picture.
In "Life of Pi", the experts only spotted one editing error in the film, compared to 26 in Quentin Tarantino's "Django Unchained" and 22 in "Argo".

"Oscar nominees aren't normally too mistake-ridden, although this year's crop is a little bit more so than average. The visual effects nominees tend to have the most mistakes, possibly due to their blockbuster nature but given their budgets you'd hope they could avoid errors," MovieMistakes.com editor Jon Sandys said, reports contactmusic.com.

"Life Of Pi" narrates the tale of a boy who is adrift at sea in a lifeboat with a Royal Bengal tiger after his family is drowned in a shipwreck. It features Indian talent, including debutant Suraj Sharma, and critically acclaimed actors Tabu and Irrfan.
The other mistake-laden movies are "Les Miserables" with 15 errors; "Zero Dark Thirty" with 12; "Silver Linings Playbook" with nine, and "Lincoln" with eight.

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QUOTE(kennethkee93 @ Mar 2 2013, 12:44 PM)
Just watch it yesterday, and now I want to get the novel too. Anyone know where to get this novel at bookstore in KL? Planning on using my BB1M for this. biggrin.gif
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I think it should be sold in almost any bookstore with English books. Kinokuniya, MPH, Borders and Popular should have them smile.gif
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I think it should be sold in almost any bookstore with English books. Kinokuniya, MPH, Borders and Popular should have them  smile.gif
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Yep they're the same. I have the second one  biggrin.gif
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Alright, sure gonna get it. Saw it from Popular bookstore, and was thinking if has the same content as the older copy. Thanks for your info LynnLFC, appreciated it.
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Hi guys i just only saw LOP on astro. My question is which part of the story was suppose to get the writer to believe in god again??? Did the writer manage to believe in god?? Bcs im sure he know deep down that the 2nd story was the real one.
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haha life of pi has finally premiered in FOX movies channel...lets watch again rclxms.gif
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Hi guys i just only saw LOP on astro. My question is which part of the story was suppose to get the writer to believe in god again??? Did the writer manage to believe in god?? Bcs im sure he know deep down that the 2nd story was the real one.
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To believe in God you need to believe the fantastical and magical for example "parting of Red Sea" etc etc. that's why if the writer prefers the story with the tiger and orang utan, he should find it easier to believe in god since he is willing to have a suspension of disbelief.

U Urself said " deep down the writer believes the 2nd harsher story is real." But he "PREFERS" the less grizzly story.

It tells us something about us and religion. People want to believe in religion because it is easier, more rewarding since all religions states after death there is eternal life and the good will be rewarded and evil will be punished. People refuse to believe that after death there is nothing, the want something more secure.

Also I hope you are not the kind of die hard religious person because if you are, all I've said will be in vain. If you are not, then I hope you enjoyed my view regarding one of the best book/movie of all time.
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QUOTE(Frankmiller92 @ Dec 13 2013, 10:29 PM)
To believe in God you need to believe the fantastical and magical for example "parting of Red Sea" etc etc. that's why if the writer prefers the story with the tiger and orang utan, he should find it easier to believe in god since he is willing to have a suspension of disbelief.

U Urself said " deep down the writer believes the 2nd harsher story is real." But he "PREFERS" the less grizzly story.

It tells us something about us and religion. People want to believe in religion because it is easier, more rewarding since all religions states after death there is eternal life and the good will be rewarded and evil will be punished. People refuse to believe that after death there is nothing, the want something more secure.

Also I hope you are not the kind of die hard religious person because if you are, all I've said will be in vain. If you are not, then I hope you enjoyed my view regarding one of the best book/movie of all time.
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Will the book have more detail on the second story?
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post Dec 14 2013, 03:01 AM

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isn't it strange a big ship can wreck to the bottom of the ocean because of a storm but a small simple boat can survive everything?
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post Dec 14 2013, 03:22 AM

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QUOTE(alice123 @ Dec 14 2013, 03:01 AM)
isn't it strange a big ship can wreck to the bottom of the ocean because of a storm but a small simple boat can survive everything?
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post Dec 14 2013, 06:10 AM

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QUOTE(Mov_freak @ Dec 13 2013, 10:29 PM)
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What is your sister doing at this point in time?

Another Special Effect Production house?
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the house has close shop liao after winning the oscars doh.gif

boohoohoo

now run back over south 2 singapore in rival company laugh.gif

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post Dec 14 2013, 10:37 AM

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QUOTE(skylinelover @ Dec 14 2013, 06:10 AM)
the house has close shop liao after winning the oscars doh.gif

boohoohoo

now run back over south 2 singapore in rival company laugh.gif
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No, It can't be. There is no such thing as brain drain in Malaysia!!!! laugh.gif

 

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