This film has some moments that really shine out, and its themes and cinematography is fitting for Tarkovsky’s final film. Where this film lacks is in the pacing and I genuinely feel that an hour could be shaved off and you’ll get the same film. Also don’t forget to check your film before you burn a whole set.
Rest in peace legend.
70/100
UNCSA Film #224
This has gotta be hands down the best animated film I’ve ever watched at 2AM.
I’ve been long waiting to watch this film and missed it in theaters, but decided to jump right into it after a nights homework and thoroughly enjoyed its unpredictable, but satisfying plot that felt like two films in one. All in less than 2 hours (I’m getting Raya vibes). This film also had a great stylized 3D foreground and an almost matted background(This is what…
Going into this film I expected it to be bad. Needing to prepare myself for something constructive to do, so I stated to count the number of “Kraven Kills.” After the first few scenes, I was surprised with how decent this film was starting. I stopped counting and lived in the moments of this film.Then the bad writing started to come out, then the continuity mistakes, lastly the static acting. Although this was an overall bad movie, there were so many mistakes and fun moments that I actually enjoyed watching this film very much. Quite unusual…
70/100
I actually really enjoyed this film that was made by a fellow UNCSA alum. The writing is funny and witty, the characters quite funny, and the production design adds so much to the experience of the audience. I wish that I could drive June.
Oh and I’d also like to echo a fellow review of this film in saying that UNCSA films have become more limited because of the rule not allowing cars to be utilized in films.
90/100
UNCSA Film #108
