High On Films
I still remember how Gone Girl began, the very first background score to chasing Amy. Everything just made sense. I recently saw Dark Places. The first few things that comes to my mind while I sit down to write about it would be: A pixie haired Charlize Theron in a green colored cap & leather jacket and a brilliant background score that wasn’t used judiciously. When it should be about how interesting and ballistic the plot was.
We have reached to a point where everyone has had it with the found-footage genre. Yes I know its a nice way to showcase a story when you are low on cash, but what I have come to realize through years of it is that the found-footage genre has been used to make the content of a film more effective when it quite frankly isn’t. I am glad that films like Creep prove me wrong. It’s an effective slow burner that is not always rewarding but it still manages to get you interested.
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Ami Canaan Mann’s musical drama makes you believe in this little philosophy. What if everything in life can be decided by asking yourself two simple questions. Consider life to be a long journey which you are travelling through and just ask yourself: What should be my next move, my next stop? And once you get the answer to that, just take everything that you think is needed and work on a tactic to reach there. Yes this stars Miss. Heigl who doesn’t frown