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| What makes a great movie. Often times viewers find themselves dozing-off during a flick. There is no formula for superior-cinema, as studios can invest millions, and cast A-list celebrities-- but the project bombs. It seems like every few years there is a film that is a cut above the rest. Even the award-winning stuff turns out to be kind of dull. Is there too much face-time, not enough scenery, excessive dialog, bad special-effects. Shooting-scenes seem to glorify the actors, and fail to tell a cohesive story. The lack of vision makes even blockbuster hits-- watered-down. |
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