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Full-length advertising in 3D. Movie of the week?
The film "Cirque du soleil: Fairytale World 3D" invites everyone into the mystery of "Cirque of the Sun" (Canada). The official website of the circus in Russian is http://www.cds.ru/
Of course, the world of the circus is a fairy-tale event that all children dream of, for which their parents are nostalgic when buying tickets to performances. Children's memories of fairy tales and mysteries in adulthood often collide with the primitivism of circus programs. The craving and interest remain, the demand is there, but the level of the Russian circus remains the same as it was in the era of childhood of adult spectators.
Therefore, when dreams and expectations begin to come true in the Cirque du soleil troupe with its show programs, then they have no equal. The viewer simply reacts positively to one name, not like to circus programs.
Circus of the Sun employs more than 4,000 people working in different groups, which allows the company to perform shows in several places around the world at the same time. Performs spectacular performances, staged in an arena under a temporary tent, in a permanent circus arena, as well as on a theater stage. The circus's annual revenue exceeds $600 million ( http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cirque_du_Soleil )
In this regard, the film by JAMES CAMERON and ANDREW ADAMSON was surprising. A great idea, a simple storyline (a sort of imitation of “Alice in Wonderland”), but a complete lack of 3D effects, crawled with viewers who came to the name, but were asleep due to boredom or “hard” holidays. Some still managed to leave reviews on the forums that everything was unclear, but they liked the circus. It's rare that a company's promotional film generates such interest. This film is a full-length 3D advertisement.
Now the Cirque du soleil company is known and expected from Kamchatka to Kaliningrad, and in other world centers... A successful PR move, there is not enough circus art in the film.
The next 3D favorites will be from what field, art or production? I think the gas bubbles in Pepsi Cola can be included in the plot and provided with effects.
It is a pity that the splendor and thrilling power of the circus troupe's performances do not reach the audience of the film. Of course, not everyone understands Tarkovsky’s films, but, excuse me, this is not Solaris...