Been seeing the artwork, and production still showing up for this on io9 lately. Looking interesting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DX6LPS_PcCw&spfreload=10
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DX6LPS_PcCw&spfreload=10
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Oh look, its Rihanna for some reason. Will see because Luc Besson.
It’s rare that a modern scifi movie shows you something you’ve truly never seen before, but that happens a lot in Luc Besson’s Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets. There’s innovative action, wondrous landscapes, creepy aliens, awesome weapons and technology, all of which combine to create a massive, magnificent universe. Unfortunately, all the focus on the setting causes Valerian’s story to suffer.
Besson is so transfixed by the world he’s created that he’s often much more interested in showing it to you than telling an interesting story. So while many moments of Valerian are masterful—there’s a chase scene in a market that will blow your mind—once the film finishes its brisk first act, Besson pumps the brakes considerably and the lack of a strong plotline begins to show. What started as a intergalactic joyride quickly becomes a bunch of people standing around and talking, peppered in with visually impressive, but ultimately empty, tangents.
Guess I won't watch it then. Thanks for the review.