Chris Marquette Message Board

I use TweetDeck on my phone, where you can easily track hashtags and searches. And I'm tracking one for Chris, of course. So, yes, if I find anything interesting, I'll certainly let everyone know. Took me a long time to get into Twitter, but now I actually see some of the appeal.

-TeeJay

Screencaps now here: http://www.chris-marquette.com/gallery/ … ?album=256

-TeeJay

It's kinda cute, I like it. And I should be able to get a few nice screencaps out of it. 1080p resolution. Nice! Stay tuned.

-TeeJay

I have the pilot here to watch, but I haven't had the time to look at it yet. Have heard good things about it.

-TeeJay

Don't worry, being 30 is awesome. I know from experience.

-TeeJay

Maria!

Hope you have a good one!

-TeeJay

I finally saw The Hobbit in HFR 3D last night, and now I don't ever want to watch a 3D movie again without HFR. The picture was so crisp, and no blurring during fast camera moves. Really great improvement to 3D, though I still think the movie works just fine, if not better, in 2D.

My only problem now is that none of the theaters in the area that do original versions also do HFR. I had to drive all the way to Münster for this. Sometimes it sucks to be living in a country that dubs everything.

-TeeJay

No problem, happy to share!

-TeeJay

Interestingly, I also rewatched the first two LOTR movies yesterday, in preparation of seeing The Hobbit again. Having now seen it in both 3D and 2D, I must say I liked the 2D version a lot better. I felt 3D took more away from the story than it added.

After LOTR, people tend to have very high expectations, and I think sometimes they forget The Hobbit is more of a children's book, thus the overall lighter tone of the movie. But I'd have to agree with you that I also liked LOTR better, probably because somehow it felt more grown-up.

-TeeJay

I almost feel bad admitting it, but some of us have been incredibly lucky to be able to see the film. And what can I say, it's fantastic. They put together a beautiful, captivating and visually stunning piece of art. The cinematography was amazing, and Chris did a wonderful job, portraying the desolation and loneliness of that place out there in the freezing cold of Greenland.

It's rather sad that it's not available to a broader audience, and I really wish there was a way you could all see it. In the meantime, you can find the screencaps in our gallery. And Marvalus, you can now also see what was in that letter.

Let me post a particularly nice screencap for you:

-TeeJay

Saw it last night, and I thought it was fantastic! Have fun!

-TeeJay

I have. So, yeah, I know. But truth be told, I don't remember how exactly the book ended...  :8 It's been a while that I've read it, I forget these things ridiculously fast.

-TeeJay