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RE: that opening scene was really well done, in IMAX I felt like I was riding in the cockpit with him!

Posted by beach cruiser on January 13, 2019 at 15:33:13:
The director said he kept some of the shots quiet, he didn't really want the studio that just approved a muli million dollar budget to learn that he was going beck to the look of his student films on 16mm black and white, for the documentary feeling in some shots.
I wish i would have seen it in IMAX. I learned early on presentation is a great part of the show.