Life of Pi 3DMovie Reviews

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  • Must Go!
    Written November 24, 2012

    Amazing move! Perfect for the holidays

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    The most beautiful cinematography I've seen in my life, an amazing tale of faith, love,an courage. You must watch in 3D to fully capture the awesomness of this film!

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  • Must Go!
    Written November 27, 2012

    Life of Pi 3D

    This is a must see movie. A fantastic production for all ages. I loved it. It is one of the rare instances when the movie is actually better than the book.

    • 6 out of 7 found this review helpful.
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    Written November 26, 2012

    not PG

    Visually stunning. Slow. Not realizing it was a hallucinatory allegory the early scenes in the lifeboat were much more violent than I expected. A movie that I wished aftrerwards that I had not seen.

    • 6 out of 7 found this review helpful.
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    Written November 23, 2012

    Life of PI

    Not what I expected from the trailers. Started out a little slow, but once it got going, it was quite good. Special effects in 3D were awesome. Well worth the trip to the theater. The animal attacks may prove troublesome for younger viewers.

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  • Must Go!
    Written December 3, 2012

    Best movie I've seen this year

    Life of Pi's original storyline and stunning imagery really puts you into the movie itself! Ang Lee has did it again...what a beautiful film. It keep you thinking and questioning long after the movie is over. Highly recommended!!

    • 6 out of 7 found this review helpful.
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  • Must Go!
    Written January 27, 2013

    LIFE OF PI

    by mtetro

    Very interesting story, good plot line and beautiful filming. It's must see and enjoy with family or friends, you will all love it! Also, I saw it in 3D, which made it even better!

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    Written December 8, 2012

    A story that will make you believe in God

    by naiteek

    Fabulous romp through an imagination. The film is expertly crafted by Acad­emy Award-winning film­maker Ang Lee, it fea­tures an amaz­ing debut per­for­mance from actor Suraj Sharma, it has per­haps the most beau­ti­ful water and aquatic life ever depicted on film, and there?s a big Ben­gal tiger just wait­ing for you to show it love.

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  • Must Go!
    Written January 14, 2013

    Amazing special effects and story

    This was one of the best stories I have heard told in a long time. The special effects were great. My 6 and 9 year old son's thought it was awesome as well.

    • 6 out of 7 found this review helpful.
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  • Must Go!
    Written November 23, 2012

    Life of Pi is outstanding

    My family went to see Life of Pi last night. Four of the 5 of us had read the book; me just having finished it a week ago. The movie is all that I had hoped it would be - and then some. It's true to the book (what a great job of choosing which parts to include or exclude). The cinematography is great and the acting hits the right notes. The 3D was effective, though I suspect the movie would have been just as good without the 3D. We all loved it, even my 13-year-old who hadn't read the book.

    • 7 out of 9 found this review helpful.
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  • Must Go!
    Written March 7, 2013

    Calibrate Your Expectations!

    by ray0c

    Overall: I rank this movie #2 behind his previous "Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon". It is not as well balanced as the latter.
    3D: Helps to maximize the visual impact & poetic feel -- just outstanding!
    Part 1 (before ship wreck): Storyline is most intrigue, with introduction of Pi's personality & believes.
    Part 2 (after ship wreck): Unfortunately, the visual has taken over the storyline. It gets boring after a while. My companion had yawned more than a few times. Ang Lee had forgotten to keep up with developing or exemplifying Pi's character from Part 1.
    Part 3 (after rescue): The flip-flop ending that touches some philosophical points would have been more palatable if Pi's character & believes are more fully developed before this part.
    Movie's take home message: none too clearly or ambiguous at best. Is it about relation between nature & human? Or about survival of human & animal? Or about unbelievable vs. believable?

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  • Must Go!
    Written December 3, 2012

    Life of Pi

    Very good film, thoughtfully done, no sex violence or explosions, no excessive use of 3d, I highly recommend this movie, and I will not give away any aspects of the plot or message, as that is what is fun about the movie itself. I will see this one again, and I almost never do that.

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  • Must Go!
    Written November 23, 2012

    As good as the book!

    I have been a fan of the book for years. The movie does not disappoint. I saw it in IMAX 3D and was enchanted nd amazed!

    • 7 out of 9 found this review helpful.
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    Written December 26, 2012

    Life of Pi

    A true friendship that never gave up on each other during a journey of up & downs. Learning to survive even in the toughest times! Its a Family Learning Experience. You must see it! We enjoyed it a lot !

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    Written November 25, 2012

    a visually stunning reasonable adaptation of the book

    My title pretty much says it all. If you are a fan of the book, you will probably feel (as I did) that there are notable disappointments in terms of storyline and characters. But, you will probably also realize (as i did) that the omissions are due to time restrictions. I was disappointed because I was looking forward to seeing how the 2 Mr. Kumars would be handled. The answer is: they are omitted and their characteristics are morphed into Pi's parents. I was most annoyed by the insertion of a love interest for Pi in Pondicherry and the omission of his 3 spiritual gurus. I was also curious about how the film would handle the meeting with the blind Frenchman; the film omits that too. Having said all of that, the characterization and plot are MOSTLY true to the original and what the film lacks in depth/profundity, it makes up for (I suppose) with visually-delightful aesthetics. The casting is spot on; the actors do well with it. It isn't terrible, which is what I had feared it would be.

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  • Must Go!
    Written December 7, 2012

    Life of Pi Visit #2

    This movie is amazing. If you haven't seen it... you NEED to see it! It will tug at your heart strings and amaze you visually. The story is fantastic! If you don't have at least a heavy feeling in your chest or at least one tear... I'm pretty sure you're dead inside. Wonderful story of Love, Loss, Survival, Discovery, Courage and Imagination. This is the second time I've seen it in theaters... I took even more away from it with me the second time... and I may go again. The only other movie I visited more than twice in the theaters was Avatar. Just saying... its an amazing movie! Go See It!

    • 6 out of 7 found this review helpful.
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