Monday, January 18, 2016
The Revenant
Over the weekend I watched the movie The Revenant in theaters. Without disclosing any major plot points or spoilers, the film followed the journey of the main character, Glass, played my Leonardo diCaprio, as he braved through rough yet beautiful terrain. Through the film's breathtaking cinematography, I noticed amazing shots of mountainous landscape which led me to recall discussions of different point of views of landscapes. Through arial shots I recalled bird's eye views at an angle as well as God's eye view. Throughout the film in general I was amazed on how Glass was able to navigate through such harsh conditions without a map and just by his navigating skills. I wondered how his journey may have been different if he had a map, and I thought about the importance of maps in general and that I should take the opportunity in class to learn as much as I can about maps.
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Loved that movie. I definitely agree with your point of view.
ReplyDeleteIm going to see it tomorrow night. Thanks for the insight!
ReplyDeleteWay to incorporate class elements with the movie. Can't wait to see it with you tomorrow Joe!! Five dollar Tuesday is awesome:)
ReplyDeleteRogers and Joe, mind if I tag along? Would love to see this movie with you guys. I'll be sure to look out for the amazing landscape viewpoints shown in the flick.
ReplyDeleteI really want to see that movie! I heard that the cinematography was fantastic. This class will probably let us appreciate it more.
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