I hate writing traditional movie reviews. I hate having to express myself within the confines of a structured checklist. Here's the plot summary. The acting was strong. The writing was confident. The sets were pretty. The music was loud.
Worst of all is having to rate films though some kind of metric: numbers, letters, stars, thumbs, tomatoes, etc.
When I was in school, a teacher would sometimes catch me doing something I wasn't supposed to be doing.
Whenever they'd ask, "Michael, what are you doing?"
"Just putting on the second coat now!" was always my favourite response.
A few weeks ago, a girl asked me what my favourite movie of all time was.
Popcorn flicks. Escapist fare. Event films. Summertime is the time of the blockbuster.
Special effects are an important part of the movie business. From May to September each year, movie studios big and small try to blow audiences with their biggest budget releases of the year, and the majority of these are centered on the special effects.
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Star Wars began back in 1977 and changed the way movies were made, marketed, and seen in theatres around the globe.Review: Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith
Posted by: Dean Kish May 19, 2005 @ 11:59am
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