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Journey to the Edge Director Discusses Making the Film
Journey to the Edge Director Yavar Abbas discusses what it took to make the film and how this film is unprecedented to what he has worked on before...
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Journey to the Edge of the Universe premieres Sunday December 7 at 8p e/p.
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The narration style and writing were so irritating I had to turn it off.
Just give me the science and save the drama.
The animations were very good it's too bad the rest was unwatchable.
I agree. Stunning visuals, but I would have much rather have watched it without any narration. A friend of mine contacted me afterwards to see if I watched it and he said it was "empty calories for the mind" and felt dumber for having watched it.
Empty calories for the mind feels a bit extreme- this wasn't on TBS. The writing was at times over the top - probably to fill the 2 hours, but there was a ton of info. It wasn't a hard science show, however, it was an animated documentary - the black holes show on after it was awesome and more of a hard science show. Its okay to sit back and enjoy cool animation sometimes
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