Other Reviews by chessaol 922

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  Nothing makes sense except the ending
  A review of Vulture
  by chessaol on 06/20/2013
  The story Vulture is written entirely for the punch line. I didn’t like that! There was no rhyme or reason for the punch line to exist therefore the story didn’t make sense. The storyline was about a person who was trying to be strong for his companions and they watched through the peephole as people were dragged from the room and put against the wall and shot. The Vultures... The story Vulture is written entirely for the punch line. I didn’t like that! There was no rhyme or reason for the punch line to exist therefore the story didn’t make sense.
  
  The storyline was about a person who was trying to be strong for his companions and they watched through the peephole as people were dragged from the room and put against the wall and shot. The Vultures then feasted on a body.
  
  OK I see the lead in and it is intriguing. Now explain why somebody would spend months terrorizing a group of people and then wasting a pig a day for the Vultures and getting nothing in return? The story doesn’t make sense except to support a punch line at the end. BAD!
  
  Spell checker was used; the paragraph and sentence structures were maintained so the English Department is satisfied. read
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  Winning over the queen
  A review of Naughty Girl
  by chessaol on 06/20/2013
  The film starts with Elmer singing in front of a cartoon jungle and pretty much ends the same way. The film quality was adequate for all applications and the sound levels were excellent even across edits. Very Good. What was the film trying to say? I don’t know it missed me. I listened to the words carefully and lives don’t come cheap and trying to woe the leader all mixed... The film starts with Elmer singing in front of a cartoon jungle and pretty much ends the same way.
  
  The film quality was adequate for all applications and the sound levels were excellent even across edits. Very Good.
  
  What was the film trying to say? I don’t know it missed me. I listened to the words carefully and lives don’t come cheap and trying to woe the leader all mixed up.
  
  The film was a good mix of 3D and live action with Elmer singing, no I didn’t like Elmer’s singing but at least he has the brass to do it on film. Good.
  
  Did I like the film? No.
  The film was a visual representation of one paragraph. The attempt to win over the girl was obvious and the success of that was obvious but the purpose of the film beyond that wasn’t obvious! Obviously I was muddled! read
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  Saying goodby
  A review of Wilt.
  by chessaol on 06/19/2013
  The film Wilt was short and simple. The film character was trying to communicate to his gay lover from afar. The film portion was fuzzy and the sound quality didn’t do it any favors. The film seemed to be projected onto a wall enlarged beyond its quality limits as opposed to being out of focus. The sound was weaker on the film than the guy who was in real-time and there... The film Wilt was short and simple. The film character was trying to communicate to his gay lover from afar.
  
  The film portion was fuzzy and the sound quality didn’t do it any favors. The film seemed to be projected onto a wall enlarged beyond its quality limits as opposed to being out of focus.
  The sound was weaker on the film than the guy who was in real-time and there seemed to be an echo. The guy in real-time and all of the positioning shots and edits were very consistent sound wise except for the projected image. Volume was good. I had my sound at half-mast and the voices were very clear (except as mentioned)
  
  Film quality varied. The projected part sucks while the positioning shots of leaves and trees etc were excellent quality. The crew tries something that wasn’t perfect but good thinking went into this film.
  
  Did I like it? ?
  I wasn’t too thrilled with the gay tear-jerking genre, which has been entirely overdone, but the concept was awesome. Very good. read