What a piece of *beep*

OK,

By interesting, are you referring to how bad it was? The camera work was beyond terrible, in fact, I am guessing that they were using analog film technology, and then later converting it to digital. The soundtrack was good, but not always aligned with what was going on with the film.

I found nothing redeeming about this low budget, poorly prepared film. Just because you don't have a lot of money to make your movie doesn't mean you need to make it crappy. The print was grainy, under lit, or over lit, the camera angles were amateur, but not in the positive sense.

Honestly, this could easily have been made by a bunch of high school film buffs, with their parent’s equipment. That's how it came across to me.

Also, the main character was not believable. He was not a bad-ass, he was like this lost little quasi-pretty good for nothing brat, pretending to be just out of Juvenile Hall.

Badly filmed, badly acted, because there was no viable dialogue, I can't even say badly written, because I am not sure there was a script or screenplay.

I cannot stress enough, I love small films that are well done, this was just a pretend small film. A piece of crap, masquerading as an independent film, and personally that kind of thing makes me angry. It takes away from the real creative artwork that so many young writers, producers and directors are creating. This film created a void, a black hole, that sucked a certain amount of life out of small, independent film. There should be some monetary penalty for producing such dreck. Maybe they fine each key person related to the film $100,000 for being involved, and then next time, they will think twice about denigrating the independent film world.

The people involved in this film should post a public Moushiwake.


Film is a cornerstone of any good life.