Event Horizon by duo
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Description
More "artwork from hospital" today... finally tomorrow I will go at home :)
Event Horizon is a 1997 science fiction/horror film that was directed by Paul W. S. Anderson and written by Philip Eisner (with an uncredited rewrite by Andrew Kevin Walker).
In the year 2047, faint radio signals from the starship Event Horizon are picked up on Earth. The ship had disappeared mysteriously in 2040; her loss was attributed to an accident. The ship appears to be in a decaying orbit around the planet Neptune, and the rescue ship Lewis and Clark is dispatched to investigate...
This good film borrows elements from others in the Sci-fi and horror genres, such as Stanisław Lem's Solaris, 2001: A Space Odessey, The Black Hole, Alien, Aliens, The Dark Side of the Moon, The Haunting, The Shining, and Hellraiser. If you don't have still seen it give it a glance, because it worth.
Portraited here is the starship Event Horizon orbiting planet Neptune. Best in Full-size View.
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Comments (25)
Cool pic bu tI did nto liek that film. Good the hear that you are getting out soon.
Film was great and this image is awesome. Great modelling and lighting!
Nicely composed image with some fine modeling. However, I do not share your enthusiasm about the film, ranking it among the worst ever in the genre. Great pic though!
Great pic, crap film!!! LOL. This rocks!!!!
Great picture!! Excellent work!!
Nice work!
An excellent render for an excellent film. Is this your modelling? 5
A diff take on that dark ship & movie--But I like both! Glad tyo hear you're getting over the illness! da 'Rotter
Great space scene!
Truly excellent sci-fi scene.
Great movie and space render, also very kool result from your hospital bed, I wish you well ! ~Cheers~
Outstanding render!! As for the movie ... maybe they borrowed too much as it felt like I had already seen it before I went to see it :)
Hope you feel better soon. Outstanding image !
Very cool modelling, and a great render!!
WOW! Really cool work! I actually liked the first half of that movie, the second half just kind of fell apart.
Awesome!
Great ship and I personally like the film, particullarilly Sam Neil and Lawarence Fishburn's Characters and there development through the movie. Wonderfull job you've captured the Event Horizon's haunting outline beautifully, well done ^^
very well done!!
Cool ship, never saw the movie though.
I like the movie a lot! And this is an excellent work!
Great layout, colors, and texturing.
Hmm, the scene is really cool, the movie was good until the point in which became nonsense horror... I remember the beautifully done ships in it, there was the last attempt to do SFX the usual way, with real miniatures and motion control camera filming. I recall Paul Anderson in fact being so proud that there was no CGI things in his movies...
One of my favorite scifi thriller movie of all time! You did an excellent job on this: A+!!!
Nicely done, captures the spirit of the movie quite well. I watched it for the special effects which were well done IMO, but nothing has scared me the way Ridley Scott did back in that dark and empty movie theatre late one night in Cleveland, Ohio = 1977
Beautifull job !