FINAL FANTASY SPIRITS WITHIN DEEP EYES ARMOR MOVIE
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The construction of the Zeus Cannon and the subsequent smaller MXOV-600 series shuttles also made the project obsolete. However, due to the war between the USMF and the Phantoms, the construction project was suspended and only one shuttle was finished. Quality work in most areas, even story and screenplay in my opinion (though that's certainly the most debatable point.) I left the theater without being disappointed, something I cannot say for the majority of cinema fare.Built as a large-scale transportation shuttle, the MXOV-801 was originally made for use in the construction of a space station for human habitation. So, I think that most will be pleased, some will critique it heavily on the negatives and not be as impressed, but the bottom line is that it is definitely worth seeing.

FINAL FANTASY SPIRITS WITHIN DEEP EYES ARMOR MOVIE

As I mentioned earlier, if you consider how much this movie is trying to do, it's amazing that it pulled off everything nearly as well as it does. But every good thing you've heard about the quality of the CG work in this movie is true- it really is a site to behold, if nothing else than for the effects. Because of this, the dialogue was a bit goofy at times, but at least it usually fit the characters.

Well, I was a bit put off by the simplistic way the characters would look at each situation and then spell it out to the audience, though there is more to the plot than casual sci-fi fare. (If you consider the Force to be hokey, don't bother.) The Surprising. If nothing else, then the effects alone are worth seeing, if the somewhat hokey spiritual elements of the plot turn you off. If you let yourself go, it's not impossible to be entranced by all that this movie actually manages to pull off. The emotional scenes, while certainly not perfect and a bit awkward, should be given grand credit for achieving the level they do convey. The characters were distinct, like-able, and voiced very well (even if the digital mouths don't quite match up most of the time). The soundtrack, while not exceptional, is very complimentary and captures the dark feel with the fast action and triumphant climaxes. It is obvious how much imagination went in to so many aspects of this movie. It's amazing that while the machines, vehicles, and mechanics in the movie are so realistic and detailed, so too are the organic forms such as the alien presence (sometimes seemingly more fluidly animated than the humans!) and the incredible landscapes. The imagery in this movie is startling, imaginative, complex, even awesome at times. Also, the movie slows down considerably during the last twenty or thirty minutes, which is perhaps necessary for the plot, but the change in pace was notable, even with the awe that the movie's end was aspiring too. The movement of humans in CG is still not quite fluid, but getting much better. The plot is not necessarily original, with marauding aliens nearly vanquishing humanity while a desperate band of outsiders hold the key to winning (tired sci-fi, to be sure) and even the animation has it's faults, mostly with the mouth movements and a few emotions lacking, as the eyes and lips, and even hair had detail but no-one's cheeks or throats moved, giving the characters a bit of a puppetry feel at times. No, it has nothing to do with the games other than name, but then the majority of the storylines of the games had nothing to do with each other, either. So, does Final Fantasy live up to it's hype? Mostly. There is a lot riding on this film, including the future direction of CG in movies, the proud heritage of a name brand, and the chance to release a worthwhile movie during a string of bad summer flicks.

I've waited for this one for quite a while, as have most of Square's fans.

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