Similar in look and feel to 300, The Cup of Tears is scheduled to be released next year.
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Looks really trippy and awesome. I'm always up for watching a film that departs from traditional cinematogaphy styles.
Didn't like the violence in your face of the promo right off the bat. Also the video runs a bit like awkward sentences, not fluid.
Oh well.
Violence is odd. If done in the right context I don't mind it too much, even if extreme. (Private Ryan anyone?)
But when it's done sorta as a sell for itself, I have a paradoxically opposite reaction. Go figure.
@jamentra - Interesting point of view. I have to agree with you on that one. Still, I'm looking forward to the final product.
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