The never-ending dispute

Rating: 8/10 (9 February 2011)

I read some quite negative comments about this movie. With which I do no agree. As we all know, there are all sorts of people, leading to all sorts of taste. A taste in everything. With that being said, here are my 2 cents to this movie and to movies as a whole, I'm not obliging anyone to agree to it, but I'd love it if I am able to make someone consider things from a different point of view. So.. To me there's always a dispute between the overall impact of a movie, meaning how it made you feel, if it did at all, and how well are all of the building parts of a movie delivered (producing, directing, cinematography, views, music, blah-blah, you get the idea). Let me give you a fast example - Slumdog Millionaire. THE MOST overrated movie ever, for me at least. I get it that for the low budget Danny Boyle had at his disposal, he did something like a miracle, but.. actually that's all. I don't really care about that. This movie couldn't make me taste not one single feeling throughout the whole god damn movie. I'd rather have Hollywood spending 1 billion dollars on making a movie, that's gonna make me shed a tear, get on the edge of my seat or make me shiver. I hope now you'll get my point of view on ranking movies. Since I'm judging by.. well, let's say - feelings brought to me through the screen, I was overwhelmed by this movie. On several occasions I was either holding the seat tight, crying, or just staring with pleasure at the big white screen. All of the songs in the movie were, in my opinion, great, greatly performed and, well, greatly influential. Might be that I'm really into music, but that's "a might". Christina has a great voice and all the times she had to sing high notes, she gave me the chills. Cher, although not singing as much as her, gave a great performance as well. I loved this movie. Please allow yourselves to "experience" it..