Unmemorable Movie

Rating: 1/10 (10 March 2000)

The makers of The Blair Witch Project have done a good job at pulling the wool over people's eyes making them think that this is actually good. Just because a film was made for little money does not make it a great movie(it's not how much you spend but how much you put into a film). This movie is inconclusive when judging the directors abilities as one horror movie hit does not make a great director. I believe that the two directors have to do more films before passing judgement on how good they how. I think it is silly to compare them with the likes of Wes Craven, John Carpenter, Tod Browning, and other great directors of horror films as The Blair Witch Project might be the only decent movie that they will ever make.
One problem I have with the movie is there is nothing to remember. There are no scenes or lines that stand out and make people remember it for. The movie was like a one and a half hour whale watch trip(the experience was similar to attending a whale watch as a person starts to feel sick). What I hate about this movie was that it seemed that the directors did not any artistic vision and this is the main problem of the film as I feel that nothing emotionlly was put into it(a bad thing is when two people direct as they have different styles while one director would use a style that the crew can get familar with). BWP is not a scary movie and anyone who says so is not a real horror movie fan who've seen real horror films but mostly Johnny come latelys. The success of this film worldwide proves that the human being are becoming more dumber and idiotic and that no one has any taste for great art anymore(we have mostly tase for art of mediocrity). The art of greatness is dead, but the art of mediocrity is alive.