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Life of Pi Based on the Man Booker Prize-winning book by Yann Martel, director Ang Lee’s “Life of Pi” seems to be primed for Oscar attention with its Nov. 21 release, but it falls flat despite its beautiful 3
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Framed by an interview with adult Pi (Irrfan Khan), the primary subject of “Life of Pi” is his tale of shipwreck when Pi (
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“Life of Pi” focuses heavily on storytelling and Pi’s perspectives on life. A story within a story, Pi’s story of his trials on the lifeboat with the zoo animals is
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As a visual work, “Life of Pi” is a masterpiece. Set mostly in a lifeboat, no Hollywood film has ever made the ocean more beautiful. Sky and water blend to create an empty though stunning space for Pi to be trapped during his challenges. It is truly a delight to behold, though the 3-D is slightly overrated. It gives depth to the vastness of the ocean and makes the intensity of the tiger lunges that much more powerful, but comparisons to the 3-D of “Hugo” and “Avatar” go too far.
A note to cautious parents: if you’re hoping to take your child to a scenic film with a moral, be warned that there is still animal savagery in the film. Humanity is juxtaposed with vicious predatory nature. It is not really graphic, though.
Rating for “Life of Pi:” B-