http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/75/A_Scanner_Darkly_Poster.jpg

I'm looking forward to this. getting some good reviews in the press.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/7a/Scanner2.jpg

not seen any rotoscoped features before. is it a bit weird to get used to?

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/e/ed/Waking_Life_DVD_Cover.jpg

has anyone seen this before

"A Scanner Darkly" looks fantastic, and you cant really go wrong with a Philip K Dick story (well, so long as you have a good director, and Richard Linklater is definitely this...). I like the idea of taking live actors and turning them into animations - tres cool.... A little-known Euro flick called "Renaissance", which is out just now, works on a similar principle, only it's all in gorgeous Black and White....

"A Scanner Darkly" looks fantastic, and you cant really go wrong with a Philip K Dick story (well, so long as you have a good director, and Richard Linklater is definitely this...). I like the idea of taking live actors and turning them into animations - tres cool.... A little-known Euro flick called "Renaissance", which is out just now, works on a similar principle, only it's all in gorgeous Black and White....

 

Yes i wanted to see this

 

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/f/f6/Renaissance_poster.jpg

 

and also Angel-A. However thanks to all the big blockbusters my cinema is only showing about 3 films in it 11 screens :o

 

think the way its going think i might have to take an epic journey to another cineworld today to go and see the warrior king