Walker Jenkins, 2027 Fantasy Outlook
14 hours ago
This is a little blog about everything. Enjoy!
I don't know if anybody out-there besides me rents from Redbox, but they are now offering Free Movie Wednesday's for the month of March. Visit Redblog every Wednesday in March for your Free Movie Wednesday code. Then visit your local redbox kiosk for your FREE movie rental.
To me, Slumdog offered a glimpse into an environment that I didn't normally consider. The gritty visuals and the fantastic soundtrack moved the film, held my attention, and made me care for Jamal. That's what I want from films, I want to disappear into another environment. As James review states, "Slumdog Millionaire pulls off an amazing balancing act; part of it feels modern and fresh and vulgar and new, pulsing with the life and energy of India in the 21st century ... and part of it has the classic scope and sweep of a classic literary adventure like The Three Musketeers or Great Expectations." It is just that, a look into a world so different than ours, but so familiar. (Hey, they even have 'Who wants to be a millionaire')
In conclusion, the scene on the train with the boys, along with the MIA Paper Planes song, is brilliant!"
Wouldn't it be cool to be a professional movie critic? I'm pretty sure that's my dream profession, but unfortunately, as you can see from my post, I don't think I could come up with enough things to say.