pezgandhi

I voted this a 10 out of 10 simply because it is the best animated story I have been able to see in quite some time. The animation is stunning. The artwork behind each and every landscape was beautiful. From the colors to the lighting to the not standard fare of artistry. I was amazed. Moving beyond the beauty on the screen, you are immersed in a storyline that is at once timeless and at the same turn fresh. Character development is brief yet these touchstone moments are exactly what is needed to clue the viewer in to what and why and how the character has come to where they stand. I'm impressed with the entire affair and think this is a must see for the entire family.

Please don't watch this movie. You will never be able to get the 15 minutes back you lost. I say 15 minutes, because that's how long you'll make it before you turn it off. I actually thought that this was going to be an entertaining r rated movie. The premise is solid and as such, the movie had potential that was not realized. The acting was weak. These women weren't in to what they were doing or had signed up for much more than they thought. The camera angles, soft focus and horrible music furthered the difficulty in watching. The DP couldn't save this one with all the soft focus in the world. Please, next time hire an editor. My thought is that this will show up on the straight to video pron counter AFTER scenes are put back in...we'll call it SexHex v.2

Proof that lots of good looking half naked women can't carry a movie.

I watched this movie the other night on a whim. Not expecting much from what appeared to be just another 'New Jack City" type movie, I figured it would pass the time until I fell asleep. Well I am here to say that I was pleasantly surprised. Breaking away from all the classic garbage gansta movies, this one gave a look at what might actually be the way the drug world is run. With a play on character names (Bugsy) and an ending that has "say hello to my little friend!" ringing in my head, this showed violence in a way that made sense in the context it was presented and an indifference for life that we read about all too much in the newspapers every day. So while this film won't find itself up for any academy awards, it is refreshing to see a new slant on what is a state of being in to many inner city neighborhoods.