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Хе-хе-хе, а какую цитату я только что нашла... lol:
Она лишний раз доказывает, что далеко не всегда мы с вами такими уж глупыми и бываем... Нередко очень даже "прочитываем", что нам граждане ПиДжей и компания втолковать пытаются...
Итак, из интервью Эндрю Лесни:
Lesnie describes the visual scheme of The Two Towers as "hardened reality." He explains, "For The Fellowship of the Ring, I was very conscious of modeling with light, applying a black-and-white philosophy in using the tonal scale to create separation, rather than [doing so] through color. For The Two Towers, I decided that the light should be less controlled. I was able to follow the travails of each group and decide what was appropriate for the mood at any particular moment. Middle-Earth is descending into a very dark time, and the characters are battling to find light at the end of the tunnel, so the film needed to be more realistic and aggressive than The Fellowship of the Ring. The overall feel is less magical, and the story has become fractured and splintered.":
Последний раз редактировалось Rika; 17.01.2003 в 00:57.
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