danmasucci
Joined Apr 2008
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This film is all out fun. The direction, the voice acting, the superb design work, and thrilling script make this one of Diseny's best.
This is one I took my oldest son to the theater to see and now watch it with my youngest.
One of the great things about the film is how end action keeps building, introducing new and dangerous elements instead of wrapping it up quick and dirty. That is what good screen writing is about.
I love period pieces and in animation, the possibilities are endless. This team took that opportunity and ran with it. My hats off to them!
I'll save a more detailed review about the sequel for that film's page, but to make it fast, that too was very, very enjoyable.
Would love to have seen another film this series!
This is one I took my oldest son to the theater to see and now watch it with my youngest.
One of the great things about the film is how end action keeps building, introducing new and dangerous elements instead of wrapping it up quick and dirty. That is what good screen writing is about.
I love period pieces and in animation, the possibilities are endless. This team took that opportunity and ran with it. My hats off to them!
I'll save a more detailed review about the sequel for that film's page, but to make it fast, that too was very, very enjoyable.
Would love to have seen another film this series!
Let me first say that LMN movies are my guilty pleasure. I enjoy them for the cheese. In fact, the cheesier, the better. They don't have to make sense at all. As long as they are over the top and filled with scandalous plot lines, I will forgive cheap productions.
That being said... This film's screenwriter must not have anyone with Diabetes in their life or have known anyone. Type 1 Diabetes can be extraordinarily dangerous but not in the way it is depicted in this film. I have yet to see a realistic portrayal except in my own film I made. This isn't a plug, I'm not leaving my website, I just had to write about the laughable depiction in this otherwise cheesy LMN goodness.
That being said... This film's screenwriter must not have anyone with Diabetes in their life or have known anyone. Type 1 Diabetes can be extraordinarily dangerous but not in the way it is depicted in this film. I have yet to see a realistic portrayal except in my own film I made. This isn't a plug, I'm not leaving my website, I just had to write about the laughable depiction in this otherwise cheesy LMN goodness.
I recently had the chance to watch BRIGHT at the Magnolia Independent Film Festival- one of several festivals was screening at in mid February 2011 as it began its tour on the festival circuit.
From the first frame to the last, this film is a cinematographic feast. Rich visuals support a skilled writing hand, and experienced direction in this longer than normal short film. It's length however, is not a detriment. The story takes as long to tell as it needs to and the running time felt perfect.
The acting is performed with such natural, believable deliveries that, as a viewer, you often feel like a fly on the wall witnessing the true lives of real people. Sometimes you will laugh with the characters, and at other times you will feel their pain, and ultimately their redemption.
BRIGHT, for me, is about the fear of living and coming to terms with that fear. It is something many people can identify with, and I highly recommend catching as it continues touring at film festivals.
From the first frame to the last, this film is a cinematographic feast. Rich visuals support a skilled writing hand, and experienced direction in this longer than normal short film. It's length however, is not a detriment. The story takes as long to tell as it needs to and the running time felt perfect.
The acting is performed with such natural, believable deliveries that, as a viewer, you often feel like a fly on the wall witnessing the true lives of real people. Sometimes you will laugh with the characters, and at other times you will feel their pain, and ultimately their redemption.
BRIGHT, for me, is about the fear of living and coming to terms with that fear. It is something many people can identify with, and I highly recommend catching as it continues touring at film festivals.