cure for the terminally happy

[wb4jfi]

yes, I agree with him.  The movie was obviously a "vehicle" to show how 
great they can do 3D and underwater filming.  Unfortunately, killing 
people in 3D with absolutely wonderful cinematography is just creepy and 
disturbing.

Some have wondered how James Cameron was going to top last year's 
success.  This ain't it.  He may have dug a hole as deep as his cave in 
the movie, and just as scary.
Terry

On 2/6/2011 9:21 AM, Mike O'Dell wrote:
> Word back from my caver buddy.
> Note: this guy is my age and has done
> lots of scary "adventurous" things,
> many more than once.
>
> I'm sure gonna give it a pass.
>
> Thanks, Terry, for the big heads up.
>
>       -mo
>
>
>> It was the most terrifying movie I have ever seen.  It combined
>> all my fears and phobias into one great big ball.  I actually
>> became physically ill and was unable to sleep until 0600 last
>> night.
>>
>> Cinematography was fabulous; the plot was of course a bit over
>> the top along with some of the 'conflict' elements, but the
>> actual caving scared the pants off me.
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