Didn't read the review, did you? Or at least didn't make it to the end.

It happens again in Journey, but it's pretty clear throughout that moths aren't harbingers so much as messengers Gandalf sends to tell the eagles "Dudes, Gandalf needs help again." Apparently moths fly at supersonic speeds, and eagles listen to whatever they have to say.

It happens again in Journey, but it's pretty clear throughout that moths aren't harbingers so much as messengers Gandalf sends to tell the eagles "Dudes, Gandalf needs help again." Apparently moths fly at supersonic speeds, and eagles listen to whatever they have to say.

I didn't notice much, actually, and I've become fairly sensitive to that because it's so overused. Going back and re-watching a bunch of the movie in 24 fps just to see the contrast, I didn't notice any slow motion; what bugged me immensely instead was the way the story kept stopping for flashbacks and side stories,…

I didn't notice much, actually, and I've become fairly sensitive to that because it's so overused. Going back and re-watching a bunch of the movie in 24 fps just to see the contrast, I didn't notice any slow motion; what bugged me immensely instead was the way the story kept stopping for flashbacks and side stories,…

You're reading/watching the wrong fantasy.

You're reading/watching the wrong fantasy.

It isn't exactly to give away the ending — though it does discuss a major plot point that will come as a surprise in the film because it's completely different from the book. But mostly, these days Spoiler Space is a place where people can come back to discuss the movie after they've seen it, whereas a lot of the…

It isn't exactly to give away the ending — though it does discuss a major plot point that will come as a surprise in the film because it's completely different from the book. But mostly, these days Spoiler Space is a place where people can come back to discuss the movie after they've seen it, whereas a lot of the…

In all seriousness, there's the by now completely obligatory slow circling helicopter shot where they're all walking single file along the spine of a high craggy mountain during a traveling montage, and I laughed out loud in the theater.

In all seriousness, there's the by now completely obligatory slow circling helicopter shot where they're all walking single file along the spine of a high craggy mountain during a traveling montage, and I laughed out loud in the theater.

In space, no one can hear you scream! Oh boy!

In space, no one can hear you scream! Oh boy!

"This summer, those people who had a Hangover last year will have Hangover #2!"

"This summer, those people who had a Hangover last year will have Hangover #2!"

And I'm saying, I'm not arguing that the human stuff IN THE FILM was executed well, just that getting them into the tagline was a smart idea.

And I'm saying, I'm not arguing that the human stuff IN THE FILM was executed well, just that getting them into the tagline was a smart idea.

I always LOVE the use of Random Caps in those Super-Extended Tags!!

I always LOVE the use of Random Caps in those Super-Extended Tags!!

Yeah, when we were prepping these, I looked at a lot of taglines from the 30s through the 50s, and way too many of them looked like this one from the Marx Brothers' A Day At The Races: