Reviews

"Brick" Is such an amazing film. The plot is a masterpiece especially how it's hard to follow for some parts but it works out because it makes you think. It is not essential that you follow the plot the entire movie because it will let your mind think of what's happening. It is truly amazing how it makes you think which is hard to explain how but once you watch it, it will blow you away. This goes to show that not every film needs to always explain itself and that it can leave some mysteries for the viewer that will leave them not clueless but make them think of what happened next. In Brick "The Pin" really clicked for me. I loved the character how he was so mysterious and always was the classic villain, with his all black outfit and cane it really came out amazing. The way they made his house really helped with the empty room and one desk and how he lived with his sweet mom. Every little thing made his character so mysterious and it really came all together awesome. Specially the car scene with him in the back on a couch and a lamp. All these little things made the film so amazing because its a little cliché and it really worked out. Brick is definitely a film because it makes the viewer think and doesn't just explain itself and give you all the answers. The setting of the high school was fantastic because of how they dressed and the slang. The outfits of this film fit perfectly with stereo types of people in high school. I really liked how they were very stereotypic with the football player and "The Pin's" second man "Tugger" who was the basic big guy with the jeans and white tank top. All of the stereotypes came together well with the high school setting. The character that i really liked was "Tugger". I really liked how he was the classic tough guy and how him and "The Pin" got into a feud and the families fought. "Tuggers" family was a bunch of tough guys in jeans and white tank tops which i really liked because it was funny how they were all watching cartoons when their the big tough guys.

Sunset Blvd is an amazing film, with an incredible plot. This film teaches you so much about the influence fame can affect a person. This film has such an impact on the viewer. This film really keeps the viewer wanting to know what happens next. The plot twists are incredible and keeps you intrigued every second of the film. There wasn't a moment where i lost interest or didn't want to keep watching. Sunset Blvd is definitely a film because of the way it teaches you about the film industry back then and how people were treated. This film does a great job on showing how money isn't everything in life because of how William Holden lied to Norma Desmond about his life and who he was and his income. He did all this just for money and was very happy and thought all his problems had gone away but later in the movie he would find himself bored and unhappy even though he was very rich and had no financial problems. He then had an affair and was offered any amount of money but he left without any valuables or money and just wanted to go back to his old job and not be rich but be happy.

Hugo is a film that has a very good plot and theme to the story. The theme of this film is that anyone can achieve their goals if they put their mind to it such as what Hugo did by fixing the automaton which he put his mind to and was determined and succeeded. The film is amazing however there was some parts where the film had gone too long and looses the audience attention but overall is a pretty amazing film. The acting was really good in this film and the kids are extremely talented by their acting specially at such a young age. This is why I gave this movie an 8 out of 10.