- Great lead actress
- Good use under lighting
- Makes me appreciate life
- Smart but dumb characters
- Informational
- Nice use of modern day technology
- Love the main character
- Determination kept me hanging on
- She had a relentless attitude which i love
- Sweet ending
- Good use of frontal lighting
- Smarter toys
- Leonardo Dicaprio is sooo cute
- Unrestricted narration
- Intense
- Makes me think twice about my dreams
- Extremely boring
- What's the significance of the movie?
- Good use of dim lighting
#2. Social Network - This movie had so many memorable line line such as, "he broke the 375 year old door knob" and "welcome to facebook". Performance wise i think the main characters did a great job. This film was based on our times today which i think is why i really like it. Facebook is something almost everyone has and to see a snip it of how it began was very informational. Very good use of light and dark lighting. I ddin't like how it would switch times, go from future to past, it constantly confused me. Overall this film was great because it is relatable to today's world and the technology. The guys spoke so fast it was sometimes hard to hear what they were saying but they did say so,e good stuff, great and clever writing.
#3. True Grit - It's funny how i hate old Westerns but yet this movie is very high on my list. The dialogue stands out because its different, no one these days speaks like that. The meaning behind the girl trying to find her father's killer was a good one i think overall i think there was no real moral to the story. But it did have a good use of dark lighting which gave the film a sense of scary and darkness. I liked this more than I others because I liked the main girl. She had guts, attitude and wasn't afraid to use it. She had a goal and no matter how many times that guy whipped her and wasn't giving up. Great writing and different use of speech.
#4. Toy Story - Come on now, who doesn't love any of the Toy Story's, young or old? I think the story telling was great you didn't have to be rocket science to figure out what they were talking about. Performance was good because you really can't go bad with animation, especially toys! Great high lighting and frontal lighting. With so much lighting it kept the viewer happy, well except for the secret meeting. Everyone loves to kick back and watch a plain and simple, movie where you don't have to think hard and get confused every 2sec! That's why i place this movie #4. The style of writing was great because it was very understandable.
#5. Inception - I felt as if it was retelling The Matrix. Performance was good, who doesn't like to watch people kicking each other's butts? Maybe it's just me but when a film is dark majority of the time it kind of downs my mood a bi. Maybe I'm just a punk :( anyways, tGreat use of low-key lighting. Overall i don't think there was a story to tell. It had nothing to do with how humans actually are and our dreams, Very unrealistic. It's just a fun confusing movie. The placed this at #5 because it was a good movie but i didn't like how it left me confused most of the movie. There was no moral or "aww" which are my favorite things to gain after a film, for me at least.
#6. The King's Speech - This movie was sooooo boring and pointless! I don't feel as if it told a story besides was fear for his speech and his mumbling and stuttering. The performance was good because of the accents, I don't know, I like accents, well sometimes. It had a good use of soft lighting. Although i know this is how times were back then, i was really pissed when his own daughters bowed down to him. And i didn't understand why he was so afraid to give the stupid speech, was it because it was his last? But he's given so many before! Bottom line, this movie sucked, which is why i rated it #6! But on the other hand it had good writing, the old school feel gave me a sense like when they were talking, they were actually saying something significant, since they were royalty and all.
