near perfect

Rating: Null/10 (14 September 2004)

just saw this on the big screen. i will have to rewatch it to find out what the story is about. i was too mesmerized by the cinematography and the audio, the sum of all its parts, really. so many movies have a few great sequences and even a few great scenes. this was a string of flawless frames that fed into a string of flawless sequences that fed into a string of flawless scenes. flawless meaning no sensory gaps or elements to overlook.
as i begin to pursue an amateur rank as a moviemaker, using low-tech cameras and mediocre editing programs, i'm not sure if HERO encourages me, or tells me 'forget it!'