Noxious 2: Cold Case

I found that the cop reacted in a way that makes some what of sense being that his girlfriend was a vigilante that he was chasing after. And also the fact that he is a cop and she is doing his job in an illegal way. Although he did handle this situation in a harsh way I can see why he reacted the way he did. I think that the reason he reacted in such a way was because he felt that his was betrayed by the woman he loved, he felt that he had been lied to for a long time. It also has a lot to do with the fact that she goes off killing bad guys and that is something that her boyfriend is trying to prevent.

I feel that the detective was rightfully anger at the female because she got in the way of his case. She shouldn't have showed up at his house expecting him not to be mad and making her leave. I'm not to sure of the whole case that she got involved with, she could have made the detective lose his job because of what she did. Although I believe that she deserved to grow and having the feeling that she does for him. Sometimes growing and learning about yourself takes mistakes to happen first. She needs to move on or give the detective time to heal from her betray of her being involved with the case.

The understanding of this title was presented to me with no prior knowledge of the movie and with the interpretation of writing this review. The movie, at its heart, lacked passion in the 6 minutes that I watched. Its transitions were quite sloppy and without much thought. Mechanically the movie is somewhat of a bust. The color grading and voice quality in the feature has much to be desired. It is without much skill. The story of the movie could have has quite a bit of high ground in the short film yet it is hard to watch in a world where we are surrounded by 'picture perfect' quality. Overall it is a bit underwhelming.

I only watched like 3 minutes of the movie. Based on what is saw the movie seems interesting and I want to continue watching. In terms of how the movie went in those 3 minutes, I feel like the detective/officer was right in feeling the way he did as the woman had done something that wasn't totally cool. Im sure that it would make more sense with context but overall I feel like the interaction was rightfully executed. Continuing the movies would most likely fill me in with what's going on and everything would most likely make more sense as to why everything happened and why the scene played out the way it did.

The scenes were thought out, well, but felt very awkward with how the lines were delivered. There were too many instances where the actors would start out a scene with silence and take a moment to start speaking their lines. The scenes would go on, too long with these moments of silences. Some of the actors could've done better with how they moved. Sometimes the movement would look really stiff, and awkward. Not only can the actors' motions be awkward, but the camera shots could've had less empty space in the scenes. The scenes were also missing the importance of audio management. The voice lines can be hard to hear at times.