Movies are one of the most invigorating and magnificent sources of
entertainment. Cinema is a great means to experience the larger than
life grandeur and unimaginable moments which we can seldom feel in our
real lives. Whenever one gets bored then the movies are the best
companion. It's the finest method to amuse and entertain oneself with
sheer delight. The young and the old, everybody is enticed by the
movies. The films come in various genres catering to different tastes of
the audiences. You would find mellowed and heart touching romantic
stories, interesting science fiction, super natural fantasy movies and
wonderful movies with social relevance. Everyone watches the movies that
match their interest and preferences. While teenagers love romantic
movies they also admire the high spirited and thriller packed action
movies. The Action Movies are full of adventure and extravaganza. The
best part of these movies is that they have wonderful &
awe-inspiring moments that give spine-chilling experience to the users.
There are various characters like Spiderman, Men-in-Black etc who have
entertained the viewers with high adrenaline action.
The youths
specially admire the thrilling movies with amazing stunts and thrilling
actions. If you feel bored by watching the same run on the mill stories
that are overloaded with melodrama and the voluptuous characters that
seem to be weary and lackluster, then try watching the awesome action
packed thriller movies. The adventurous young generation love to watch
the movies that have high speed action with amazing stunts and fight
sequences that have loads of action and thrill.
There have been a
number of illustrative movies that have won great accolades and immense
commends by both the critics and the viewers. The Matrix is one such
movie that has depicted the wonderful fight sequences in an
exceptionally unique manner. This movie has wonderful characters and
amazing style which has been lately copied in a number of movies and
tele-series later across the world. The movie has won many awards and
recognitions world wide. It has also grabbed the prestigious Academy
award for the best sound, best editing, and best visual effects. This
movie showcased wonderful plots and awesome scenes that have become
ageless marvels for the cinema.
Another action packed film that
received more than ten academy award nominations and grabbed seven out
of them is the Lawrence of Arabia. It got awards for the best film, best
music and best director etc. David Leans directed this awesome movie
that had superb drama sequences packed with action, scintillating cast
and wonderful story line. The film had some of the finest performances
of cinema with the breathtaking plots and mesmerizing scenes. The story
of a British lieutenant really touched hearts of the viewers.
The
Star Wars Trilogy is another magnificent film that has been immensely
successful. It had some awe-inspiring moments filled with great special
effects and wonderful graphics. The movie was extremely wonderful and
won many recognitions and rewards worldwide. The movie has wonderful
characters like Captain Han Solo, Luke Skywalker and princess Leia.
Another
movie that is considered as one of the most popular Action Movies is
The Lord of the Rings. This movie showcases the adventures and perils of
the unrealistic world where amazing characters and dangerous situations
create moments of awe and shock. The film has some of the best
performances and astounding star cast. Created with a whopping $ 280
million budget, this movie is a fantastic work of art. The movie lovers
consider this film as the most awe-inspiring and scintillating films of
all times.
The films which are based on the backdrop of the New
York City include Morning Glory, The French Connection, Falling in Love
etc. These movies also depict great action sequences. The 300 is an
impeccable piece of work in terms of wonderful action and astounding
special effects. This film is really worth watching time and again. It
is based in the much popular novel by Frank Miller.
Users can easily find the latest action movies on the various online portals at amazing costs.
Selasa, 28 November 2017
Rabu, 15 November 2017
Online Movie Forums - Entertainment Democracy For Viewers & Producers
Online movie forums are where people post what they liked about a movie, hated about a movie, or what they want to see. A filmmaker can only benefit by being part of these communities. Be prepared for members of forums to post negative comments, but there are also members that post positive comments or offer helpful constructive criticism that can make your next movie better. All you can do as a filmmaker or movie producer is put your work out there and see what type of responses come from viewers.
Online movie forums thrive because it's a cool way for viewers to become a movie critic from their computer and express their uncensored audience opinion. That is one of things I love about the social medium. The Internet allows people to enjoy freedom of speech, even when it's just about posting about a movie. I trust the opinions of people that post in forums more than paid movie critics. Most paid movie critics focus on reviewing studio films, art house fare, or offbeat films with known Hollywood stars in them.
The open diversity of movies discussed in forums is amazing to me as a writer, producer, and director. Members that like direct to video urban gangster movies have a place to post their comments. Fans of low budget horror movies have a home on the Internet to be heard. Online movie forums are an entertainment democracy for viewers and producers. The majority of smaller budget indie movies will never be reviewed by paid movie critics or get a first look from mainstream media outlets. The online movie forum community gives indie movies made on small budgets a shot to be seen, to loved, and hated. Every movie gets a fair shake to be reviewed. Film democracy lives!
In a film democracy no filmmaker is safe from movie viewer salvos or roses being virtually thrown. I've read posts that start by tearing apart a movie until there is nothing left to attack. When not satisfied enough with bashing the movie a forum member sometimes turns their wrath on the filmmaker by personally shredding them to pieces.
I had one online reviewer go way beyond not liking one of my movies. They personally attacked me over my face. No way I could change that part of making a movie. I think the line was, "Your face makes me sick." Not only did the viewer hate one of my movies, they hated my face. Hell, I have not ever appeared in a movie I've done in a cameo or acting role. That was funny to me. It reminds of the story about the cowboy that catches a terrible beating from another cowboy. The winning cowboy looks down at the losing cowboy asking if he still wants more. The losing cowboy fires back, "Are you crazy?
The only place you haven't hit me yet is on the bottom of my feet." I've been that losing cowboy on more than a few posts and reviews. Forums can be like a rowdy old west saloon. That's what makes them fun.
Members of forums post sharp and witty comments I enjoy reading, even if it happens one of my movies is getting flamed. A filmmaker that has thin skin should stay out of forums. It's like when professional athletes are heckled and cursed at by fans. The difference is that during making a movie there will be no heckling or cursing directed at you while you're working on set. That's unless you invite a Guy Terrifico personality friend to the set to watch.
To join an online movie forum you need to submit a valid email before being able to post comments. Once that step is done take a straightforward approach to marketing and promoting your film on forums. Movie buffs can see through over the top hype and BS. There's no doubt the goal of posting information on your movie in a forum is to generate interest for your movie, but unless your movie is studio backed avoid claims like "This years best action movie" etc.
I'm not a mind reader, but maybe you're thinking right now what you should post. Post the title of your movie, tagline, artwork, short synopsis, and link to your movie site. Let viewers know what you are putting out there for them to see. Get the online buzz going like Presidente shots for your movie. See what viewers have to say about your movie. If they attack your face or something else like me, then keep it moving. This indie filmmaker Sid Kali typing SMASH CUT:
Online movie forums thrive because it's a cool way for viewers to become a movie critic from their computer and express their uncensored audience opinion. That is one of things I love about the social medium. The Internet allows people to enjoy freedom of speech, even when it's just about posting about a movie. I trust the opinions of people that post in forums more than paid movie critics. Most paid movie critics focus on reviewing studio films, art house fare, or offbeat films with known Hollywood stars in them.
The open diversity of movies discussed in forums is amazing to me as a writer, producer, and director. Members that like direct to video urban gangster movies have a place to post their comments. Fans of low budget horror movies have a home on the Internet to be heard. Online movie forums are an entertainment democracy for viewers and producers. The majority of smaller budget indie movies will never be reviewed by paid movie critics or get a first look from mainstream media outlets. The online movie forum community gives indie movies made on small budgets a shot to be seen, to loved, and hated. Every movie gets a fair shake to be reviewed. Film democracy lives!
In a film democracy no filmmaker is safe from movie viewer salvos or roses being virtually thrown. I've read posts that start by tearing apart a movie until there is nothing left to attack. When not satisfied enough with bashing the movie a forum member sometimes turns their wrath on the filmmaker by personally shredding them to pieces.
I had one online reviewer go way beyond not liking one of my movies. They personally attacked me over my face. No way I could change that part of making a movie. I think the line was, "Your face makes me sick." Not only did the viewer hate one of my movies, they hated my face. Hell, I have not ever appeared in a movie I've done in a cameo or acting role. That was funny to me. It reminds of the story about the cowboy that catches a terrible beating from another cowboy. The winning cowboy looks down at the losing cowboy asking if he still wants more. The losing cowboy fires back, "Are you crazy?
The only place you haven't hit me yet is on the bottom of my feet." I've been that losing cowboy on more than a few posts and reviews. Forums can be like a rowdy old west saloon. That's what makes them fun.
Members of forums post sharp and witty comments I enjoy reading, even if it happens one of my movies is getting flamed. A filmmaker that has thin skin should stay out of forums. It's like when professional athletes are heckled and cursed at by fans. The difference is that during making a movie there will be no heckling or cursing directed at you while you're working on set. That's unless you invite a Guy Terrifico personality friend to the set to watch.
To join an online movie forum you need to submit a valid email before being able to post comments. Once that step is done take a straightforward approach to marketing and promoting your film on forums. Movie buffs can see through over the top hype and BS. There's no doubt the goal of posting information on your movie in a forum is to generate interest for your movie, but unless your movie is studio backed avoid claims like "This years best action movie" etc.
I'm not a mind reader, but maybe you're thinking right now what you should post. Post the title of your movie, tagline, artwork, short synopsis, and link to your movie site. Let viewers know what you are putting out there for them to see. Get the online buzz going like Presidente shots for your movie. See what viewers have to say about your movie. If they attack your face or something else like me, then keep it moving. This indie filmmaker Sid Kali typing SMASH CUT:
Selasa, 07 November 2017
Christmas Movies for the Whole Family
The best thing about Christmas movies is that they are wonderful for the whole family to watch together. These movies are specifically designed to be enjoyed by both children and adults alike. I want everyone to enjoy the holiday spirit not only during the Christmas season, but all year long with these family movies. This is why I compiled a list of Christmas movies which I believe to be among the best Christmas movies of all time. This list is specifically designed to be watched by the whole family, so if you are looking for movies of a more adult nature this may not be the list for you.
Number 10 on my list of Christmas movies is Jingle All The Way. I love this movie because it teaches a lesson to all the parents in the audience. Christmas movies are usually aimed at teaching children about the true meaning of these season however, in reality there are a lot of adults who need that same reminder. The story is both endearing and humorous. I believe that everyone can enjoy this movie.
At Number 9 on my list is The Santa Clause. This movie is different from most of the Christmas movies I have seen. As a member of the legal community, I had to appreciate the play on words in the movie. Children will love the fantasy of this movie, while adults can find humor in the underlying story. This is a great family movie, any time of the year.
Coming in at number 8 on my list of Christmas movies is Home Alone. This movie includes the use of practical jokes in order to catch a criminal. I love the creativity which was used when designing the practical jokes. This movie makes use of a very clean sense of humor which is appropriate for all age groups. Both parents and children will want to watch this movie over and over again.
Number 7 on my list is Miracle on 34th St. This movie is a classic and inspires the best in all of us. If you are looking for an uplifting movie that can really bring the spirit of the season to life, then this is the movie you are looking for.
At number 6 Elf. This is another Christmas comedy which has mastered the art of subtle adult humor while entertaining the whole family.
At number 5 on my list is The Grinch Who Stole Christmas. This story has always been one of my favorites. The remake of this movie, is nothing short of amazing. I watch this movie with my children every Christmas season, and it is still a hit year after year.
Number 4 goes to A Christmas Story. There is something about this classic Christmas movie that has spoken to generations of people, and it has not lost its touch. This movie is simply a must see for everyone who celebrates the Christmas holiday.
Coming in at number 3 is Alvin and The Chipmunks. While this is not your traditional kind of Christmas movie, it certainly speaks volumes to the spirit of the season. This movie is a perfect example of a movie which works all year long.
The runner up at number 2 is Scrooged. This movie is a wonderful remake of a timeless classic. There are lessons to be learned, and laughs to be had for the entire family.
Number 10 on my list of Christmas movies is Jingle All The Way. I love this movie because it teaches a lesson to all the parents in the audience. Christmas movies are usually aimed at teaching children about the true meaning of these season however, in reality there are a lot of adults who need that same reminder. The story is both endearing and humorous. I believe that everyone can enjoy this movie.
At Number 9 on my list is The Santa Clause. This movie is different from most of the Christmas movies I have seen. As a member of the legal community, I had to appreciate the play on words in the movie. Children will love the fantasy of this movie, while adults can find humor in the underlying story. This is a great family movie, any time of the year.
Coming in at number 8 on my list of Christmas movies is Home Alone. This movie includes the use of practical jokes in order to catch a criminal. I love the creativity which was used when designing the practical jokes. This movie makes use of a very clean sense of humor which is appropriate for all age groups. Both parents and children will want to watch this movie over and over again.
Number 7 on my list is Miracle on 34th St. This movie is a classic and inspires the best in all of us. If you are looking for an uplifting movie that can really bring the spirit of the season to life, then this is the movie you are looking for.
At number 6 Elf. This is another Christmas comedy which has mastered the art of subtle adult humor while entertaining the whole family.
At number 5 on my list is The Grinch Who Stole Christmas. This story has always been one of my favorites. The remake of this movie, is nothing short of amazing. I watch this movie with my children every Christmas season, and it is still a hit year after year.
Number 4 goes to A Christmas Story. There is something about this classic Christmas movie that has spoken to generations of people, and it has not lost its touch. This movie is simply a must see for everyone who celebrates the Christmas holiday.
Coming in at number 3 is Alvin and The Chipmunks. While this is not your traditional kind of Christmas movie, it certainly speaks volumes to the spirit of the season. This movie is a perfect example of a movie which works all year long.
The runner up at number 2 is Scrooged. This movie is a wonderful remake of a timeless classic. There are lessons to be learned, and laughs to be had for the entire family.
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