Prometheus - The Movie

Went with some friends last night to see Prometheus at the cinema. And I have to confess I got disappointed. It was not what I had expected it to be. One of my very good friends, who knows I am a chicken when it comes to scary films, told me to bring a pillow to hide in if it got to scary... Well, let's just say I didn't need a pillow at all. At three times it go a bit tensed and I raised a hand to cover my ears, but also, the sound was to freaking loud in the cinema. Prometheus... It was a bit cool, nice effects and so, but the story. Come on! It felt like it had no story. The came, they saw and then you just felt: What?! I wanted more. I actually wanted to be scared. I just left the cinema with a big question-mark printed in my forehead. Also to see your swedish actress Noomi Rapace in the leading role was disappointing. Really... I mean, you could hear she was from Sweden when she talked, even though she had go a lot of training. The only actor in the film that made a really good work was Charlize Theron. Excellent work and a very good performance. Can I recomend Prometheus? No, it was not worth spending 120:- SEK to see a film in 3D, that would be just as good as in 2D, maybe even better. And the story just makes this film worth to see when it comes out on Blu-ray and DVD. Sorry Ridley and Noomi... I know you can do better than this.

Exhausting...

I have realized that when you really want to do something you enjoy, you just get in to that so much that you forget everything around you, and then, when you finally "wake up", you realize that you have forgotten to sleep, drink and eat...
No wonder I am exhausted after been learning more 3D-stuff by watchin clips at youtube and then working in the different programs. :)

I almost couldn't sleep just because I got all this crazy ideas that I want to do. Build 3D buildnings, add real live people in to that scene, add some music, special effects and so on...
And then, when I'm now rendering my first 3D sequence ever, you learn that 4 seconds of film takes 20 hours to render out....

Oh crap! That's all I can say.... And then I get exhausted just by knowing I can't do anything for the coming 20 hours, so that my PC can work smoothly.....