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Hell's Cinema, "Jamfight"
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AvatarJustin
Reviewed on February 1st, 2010

Hell's Cinema! Welcome to film fights! You have a very intense film group name! I like teh colors and composition of this first shot. Why are those lines on his hand? Watch the focus on your lips close up. I like that you're setting up the shots in this way - close ups look great. Why cut away from the music when they're pushing the jam back and forth? Hah, I love that you just run outside to fight for no reason.

Can't we all just get along and share the jam?? I would have added some more shots showing how the jam was almost gone - seems like there's still plenty of it left in the jar for both of them. Maybe a last scrape of the kife trying to get up the last bits?

Some good shots at the end, Chariots of Fire music is funny, hah. Gun out of no where! I think we need to see a wider shot at the end when he gets shot - I'm not sure where any of it is coming from.

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AvatarQueenOfFilm
Reviewed on April 15th, 2011

The lines were an 11, and the other kid had an 8, maybe their ages?

AvatarBalls
Reviewed on February 3rd, 2010

Another of my biggest favorites this week. You have had the courage to fight about something ordinary and I was hoping that someone would do that. The down to earth element gives this film a depth that I love. Very good.

AvatarEmmerek
Reviewed on February 6th, 2010

the blurring was over used, i think you could have stopped the blurring after the first punch as sort of an attention grabber, because it feels like a dream, also, the fighting was nicely done, the acting was good

Avatarwillowskylor
Reviewed on February 7th, 2010

Get these kids an agent. Awesome job on the fight scene, however around 1:00 the sound effect isn't synced up with the punch. It would have been nice to actually here a gunshot sound at 1:20.

Keep up the great job.

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