FiLm CrItErIa

What makes a movie great? what might those movies be?...I believe that the film must have an intresting substance. Something that people can relate to and make them question what they just seen!Im not talking about boring love scenes and in the end the dude finally gets the gal...blah blah blah same old boring scene that i've seen literally about 1000 times in different feature films..Id rather spend my time on educational films and documentries that add value to the capacitation of my knowledge.I think the film should have a world wide effect and also show how it affects the world. eventually everything trickles down and affects my comfort of living as well as thecomfort of other people in the world. the following list of examples might explain my definition of a  great film.

The first is a film called: Brazil:deadliest journeys.

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2nd is a Film called Bomb it. Bomb It is an international graffiti and street art documentary directed by award-winning director Jon Reiss and premiered at the 2007 Tribeca Film Festival

 

Release date: April 25, 2008 (USA) Director: Jon Reiss DVD release date: May 27, 2008 Running time: 94 minutes Cast: Shepard Fairey, Valerie J. Hill, D.J. Tony Tone, Darius Jones, Isabel Valencia, Kafre, Shinzentomotel Genres: Art history, Culture & Society, Graphic & Applied Arts, Documentary

 

3rd is a film called Baraka

Baraka is a 1992 non-narrative film directed by Ron Fricke. The title Baraka means blessing in a multitude of languages, deriving from the Arabic بركة, descending from a common Semitic ancestor and cognate to the Hebrew Baruch.

Release date: 1992 (initial release) Director: Ron Fricke DVD release date: January 25, 2000 Running time: 96 minutes Music: Dead Can Dance, Michael Stearns Screenplay: Constantine Nicholas, Genevieve Nicholas