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IMDB Ratings: 6.6/10
Directed: Robert Zemeckis
Release date : November 10, 2004 (United States)
Genres: Animation, Adventure, Comedy, Family, Fantasy, Musical
Languages: Hindi ORG + English
Film Stars: Tom Hanks, Chris Coppola, Michael Jeter
Movie Quality: 1080p BluRay
File Size: 2170MB
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Download The Polar Express 2004 Full Movie in Hindi – Review :
There is a fleeting moment in THE POLAR EXPRESS where the title vehicle passes a department store with an elaborate Christmas display in the window. Everyone is excited by the sight, especially the story’s protagonist, “Hero Boy,” until he sees the mechanical gears that reveal the display’s Santa Claus to be a machine. That’s the problem with THE POLAR EXPRESS, it is a splendid, wildly inventive machine, but it keeps on reminding us that it, quite literally, lacks a human face.
Based on Chris Van Allsburg’s slight but textured children’s book, the film attempts to capture that book’s subtle, albeit dark, visual tone. And for the most part the filmmakers do a stunning job. The artwork and animation, done largely with computers, is rich and detailed and often about as close to lifelike as any animation that I have ever seen. Therefore it is ironic that the remarkably high standards the film sets with most of the animation and artwork only serves to highlight the other aspects of the art that do fail so jarringly. The train, the snow, the sweeping landscapes and even the animals such as wolves and reindeer are all so incredibly meticulous in detail and movement, that it only makes the failure of the artists to replicate the human characters all the more startling and disappointing. The human beings in the story seem trapped in a limbo, being neither quite cartoon and certainly not quite human.
