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I don’t generally write about movies, much less rave about them. On the occasion I’ll recommend it to a few people, give my opinion on it, etc etc. Anyway, VERY few movies have held my rapt attention start to finish since I was a young(er) child. I could at the moment count on one hand the films that managed that. Anyway, last night I went to see Avatar, expecting some pretty cool CG and not much else.
The preview looked good, but I was a little leery about the fact that there was one sentence spoken in the entire thing. I was blown away. I nearly forgot what movie I was there to see following after the previews, but the nearly three hour movie held my unwavering attention to the point I was disappointed it wasn’t longer. The insane CG matched the live actors flawlessly. There was one scene that looked a little iffy, mainly because of the camera angle and distance from the scene, the characters’ movement speed wasn’t quite right. Other than that, the acting was fantastic (a nice surprise,) the storyline was realistic, and the time to tell it was appropriate. This is one of my issues with some other movies, that the amount of time it takes to tell a story doesn’t quite match well with the amount of plot.
Well, that’s my first ever movie review. I’ll leave it to you to decide how many book reports I passed in junior high. Some of the strangest things happened the other day when I went to see a new film called March Of The Penguins. Was I dreaming, was it real, or had Rod Serling been resurrected just for me that day to take me back into The Twilight Zone?
First of all, I noted that the theater was packed for a Friday afternoon matinee – but the audience DIDN’T consist mostly of teenagers. In fact, they were the smallest audience segment. Amazingly enough, it was a very diverse group comprised of families with kids, seniors with friends and family, and plenty of middle-aged folks like me. I’m 59 and, yes, I know I won’t live to be 118. So, technically, I’m way past middle-aged, but 60 is indeed the new 40. So, mentally and emotionally, I’m far less than middle-aged – so there! Literally, the range was from 5 or 6 years old all the way up to 80 or so.
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Next, the film itself was an amazing, beautifully written and utterly compelling story that was gloriously narrated with style, wit, and panache by the inestimable Morgan Freeman. There were no movie stars, and I had read no tabloid sensationalism about the actors, nor stories about bloated budgets and egos. And, as far as I could tell anyway, none of the actors had undergone face lifts, liposuction, or measurement “enhancements”.
Next, there were no car crashes, no special effects, and there was no violence against men, women, or children. Where there was an indication of violence or , it was merely suggested in the most tasteful of ways and left entirely to the imagination of everyone in the audience.
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I don’t generally write about movies, much less rave about them. On the occasion I’ll recommend it to a few people, give my opinion on it, etc etc. Anyway, VERY few movies have held my rapt attention start to finish since I was a young(er) child. I could at the moment count on one hand the films that managed that. Anyway, last night I went to see Avatar, expecting some pretty cool CG and not much else.
The preview looked good, but I was a little leery about the fact that there was one sentence spoken in the entire thing. I was blown away. I nearly forgot what movie I was there to see following after the previews, but the nearly three hour movie held my unwavering attention to the point I was disappointed it wasn’t longer. The insane CG matched the live actors flawlessly. There was one scene that looked a little iffy, mainly because of the camera angle and distance from the scene, the characters’ movement speed wasn’t quite right. Other than that, the acting was fantastic (a nice surprise,) the storyline was realistic, and the time to tell it was appropriate. This is one of my issues with some other movies, that the amount of time it takes to tell a story doesn’t quite match well with the amount of plot.
Well, that’s my first ever movie review. I’ll leave it to you to decide how many book reports I passed in junior high. Some of the strangest things happened the other day when I went to see a new film called March Of The Penguins. Was I dreaming, was it real, or had Rod Serling been resurrected just for me that day to take me back into The Twilight Zone?
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Next, the film itself was an amazing, beautifully written and utterly compelling story that was gloriously narrated with style, wit, and panache by the inestimable Morgan Freeman. There were no movie stars, and I had read no tabloid sensationalism about the actors, nor stories about bloated budgets and egos. And, as far as I could tell anyway, none of the actors had undergone face lifts, liposuction, or measurement “enhancements”.
Next, there were no car crashes, no special effects, and there was no violence against men, women, or children. Where there was an indication of violence or , it was merely suggested in the most tasteful of ways and left entirely to the imagination of everyone in the audience.
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