See it if If you like a lecture on these 2 greats. Informative. Davinci, the greatest scientist ever. Very informative and entertaining.
Don't see it if If you want a show and not a lecture.
See it if for the wonderful images and interesting information. Runtime 2 hours 30 minutes which seems long but held my interest throughout.
Don't see it if you're expecting a play. This is an illustrated lecture. The presenter adds dated colloquialisms as section breaks which didn't work for me.
See it if if you do not know much about Renaissance art or artists. If you do you will find inaccuracies in host's presentation.
Don't see it if if you want a discussion of art with a host who does not have an annoying way of speaking. It's not really multi media just video and host. Read more
See it if You want to learn more about these two men. See how they help shaped the world.
Don't see it if This is not a show, it is a talk (lecture). Read more
See it if Worthwhile travelling academic lecture referencing the contributions of linked Italian Renaissance Men and the relevance of their genius.
Don't see it if Academic art lecture. Italian Renaissance. Projections, not multi-media. Up to you, NYC, if that's "cool" as the host is quick to remind. Read more
See it if The world thr the eyes of2Renaiss geniuses&how their work stood test of time.Ur brillian encourg tofind inner DaV usin crea ima drea&PASSION
Don't see it if you are not fond of art&science; you prefer to travel to Europe . Read more
See it if You love both Leonardo DaVinci & Michaelangelo and don't mind factual errors.
Don't see it if you'd hate very poor film quality or a corny, horrid narrator who can't act to save his life. Expect lots of intermission walkouts. Read more
See it if You know little about the artists and do not mind poor quality “audio visuals” and an annoying lecturer. I could not wait to Escape.
Don't see it if You expect excellent ( or at least, decent ) quality visuals in a production about artists. Dislike annoying repetitive commentary. Read more
"Described as a multimedia production, 'Da Vinci & Michelangelo: The Titans Experience' is actually a lecture created and performed by art historian Mark Rodgers to slides of the masterpieces of these two geniuses. Both enlightening and dense, the performance by this animated and exuberant lecturer tells you a bit more than you can take in in one sitting."
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"His voice catches on a plaintive note, then crescendos to peals of laughter. Is this Lear? Is this Hamlet? No, it's just Mark Rodgers...delivering a 2-hour lecture performance."
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