a captured moment: spoilers...

Rating: Null/10 (30 October 2012)

spoilers... so beware.
I went to this movie knowing absolutely nothing about it. the exposition of the film was done all with voice over which was a bit progressive for the language of the film, but as the film evolved it made it's place. the unfolding of the character was done eloquently through out the present part of the film. the flashbacks were a tad bit overdone and in places seemed to have burst out of nowhere with no explanation. the character "Charlie" played by Logan Lerman was performed well (reminds of a young Christian bale) and had its moments. if it wasn't for him the flashbacks would seem a bit off. Ezra Miller and Emma Watson do to have weight on frame but it subsequently enhances Logan's character. Logan Lerman is in almost every shot of the film, holding on his back the entire movie.
the letter's "Charlie" writes to his dead friend, let us the viewer be there when Charlie think's he's all alone. it is those moments where we are the only one knowing what is going on in Charlie's head and it build's up a lot of tension through out the movie with various characters.
i guess i would have to say that the editing of the movie is of the greater aspect's that stood out and made a presence. sequences put together which built up great emotional substance and timing done through sound and frame making it almost impossible to drift with thought's to another world.
for me it was one of those movie's which made me stay in the theater after everyone left, looking at the cast running on the screen and appreciate a good piece of artwork.