shutterbug9000

I am no fan of Chick flicks for the most part. But although this series comes across like a chick flick, after all it stars mostly chicks, hahaha, it is very well done. The camera work is nice. I like the fact that they don't use bright lighting and rely on what appears to be available light for many scenes. This makes the composition more realistic and warm. After all, who sits in a room lit like Kmart if you don't have to.

Remember Quin Martin Productions like Banaby Jones? Talk about lighting. They lit those offices like Buddy Ebsen was going to perform a Hemorrhoid operation or something.

This series is well put together. Well acted, scripted, directed, and they are in their second season! The characters are fun to watch....so go rent the damn thing already!

Shutterbug

This has got to be the worst horror film I have ever seen. Just make a quasi-burping sound and bulge your eyes out and that is how scary the film got. There wasn't even any flesh in the brief shower scene with Sarah from Buffy fame. If you are going to make a cheesy horror film at least toss in some flesh. But nooooooooooooo. Just a bunch of Japanese kids making burping sounds. Perhaps they ate some bad Sushi.

Not scary, interesting, sexy, or anything at all. They even shot most of the film during the day! What kind of a horror film is shot this way? Save your money and play Bingo with your grandmother.

Shutterbug

I am sad that these two great actors are no longer with us. They both gave so much to us via Hollywood. This movie is one of many productions where their talent shined.

Inherit the Wind -1999- is about a teacher who was tried for teaching evolution back in 1925. The writers and director portrayed both men as honorable, intelligent members of society who simply had a different viewpoint. Unlike movies like Runaway Jury -2003- which demonized the firearm industry, and portrayed the other side as kind and caring. This film, Inherit the Wind, handled both sides of the Evolution debate seriously. Runaway Jury for example, had a jury member initiate the pledge of allegiance in court. A silly stunt that took the credibility of the movie away.

I highly recommend this film for the whole family and teachers should show this film for their students to watch. I am sure the discussions afterwards should be quite interesting.

--shutterbug--