In my first blog, I talked about the movie, “O” because to me, I thought it was the best. That was my opinion but now its’ time to see what other people think of the movie.
One review I was reading. A lady named Rebecca Murray made some good points. She says: “"O" is a disturbing film that will no doubt leave audiences drained.” I agree. The movie will have you wondering what’s going to happen next. She thinks that “The cast did very good. All of the actors do a fine job of conveying the angst of being teenagers, and display the appropriate rollercoaster of emotions necessary to adequately portray these characters.” I agree again because, the cast did a very well job. They played their parts very well, they made it seem like it was really going on.
Another review I was reading was found on google, but when I went back to try and get the URL for my link, the website was gone. But in that review,written by Edward Johnson, he says, “The script makes liberal use of the word "nigga" and tosses a few "faggots" in as well. I don't know about you, but I could go a lifetime without ever hearing any variation of those words again.” I disagree, because to me, the movies need more words in it to gain my attention, because movies are boring without the action and some of the bad words. But that’s just my opinion. But he’s also right because sometimes, too many times of those words just aches me. He also states that, “Sadly, "O" is most convincing during its darkest moments – partially because of the filmmakers effective use of the mossy Southern settings, but mostly because it has now become far too easy to equate horror and high school.” I totally agree.” The movie has its sad moments. Some of those things do go on in the world today, and it’s scary.
It’s good to know that some other people feel the same way I do about the movie. Some people may not think that it’s the best good love movie, and that’s because everyone is different, and although, many people may criticize the movie, my feelings about this movie will never change. I’m always going to think that this movie is the best.
Works Cited.
One review I was reading. A lady named Rebecca Murray made some good points. She says: “"O" is a disturbing film that will no doubt leave audiences drained.” I agree. The movie will have you wondering what’s going to happen next. She thinks that “The cast did very good. All of the actors do a fine job of conveying the angst of being teenagers, and display the appropriate rollercoaster of emotions necessary to adequately portray these characters.” I agree again because, the cast did a very well job. They played their parts very well, they made it seem like it was really going on.
Another review I was reading was found on google, but when I went back to try and get the URL for my link, the website was gone. But in that review,written by Edward Johnson, he says, “The script makes liberal use of the word "nigga" and tosses a few "faggots" in as well. I don't know about you, but I could go a lifetime without ever hearing any variation of those words again.” I disagree, because to me, the movies need more words in it to gain my attention, because movies are boring without the action and some of the bad words. But that’s just my opinion. But he’s also right because sometimes, too many times of those words just aches me. He also states that, “Sadly, "O" is most convincing during its darkest moments – partially because of the filmmakers effective use of the mossy Southern settings, but mostly because it has now become far too easy to equate horror and high school.” I totally agree.” The movie has its sad moments. Some of those things do go on in the world today, and it’s scary.
It’s good to know that some other people feel the same way I do about the movie. Some people may not think that it’s the best good love movie, and that’s because everyone is different, and although, many people may criticize the movie, my feelings about this movie will never change. I’m always going to think that this movie is the best.
Works Cited.
Murray, Rebecca. home page. 2001. 10 February 2009.<http://movies.about.com/library/weekly/aa083001a.htm>.
