Wednesday, July 9, 2014

Movie

The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones’ Review


                Since the premier of Twilight, a lot of upcoming and newly released movies are being compared to it, City of Bones is different, but the quality and portrayal of book into a movie is not adequate enough and could have been done better. The only difference of City of Bones from Twilight is the quality of the eye catching effects that it has. There were a lot of scenes that were not captured properly and imagined into what was written in the book, which made the movie dull to watch by the ending and not a good entry for the other movies to come. Some of the angles of the scenes make the actors look hideous, which should not happen, because all movies should make the actors look good. Even with a well-known director, the quality of the movie seems like a home-made movie and not a Hollywood class movie. Truly the movie could have been done better to make it more enjoyable.

                The implied main idea of the review, which was written by Kofi Outlaw, is that The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones is not a very time worthy movie and could have been improved. Pictures from some of the scenes of the movie was shown in the article, and the pictures justifies some of the problems that were made known. Since I read the book first before watching the movie, I feel that this review justifies my feelings and thoughts about the movie, which is not very good. For those who read the book first, they might feel the same way and felt cheated with its lack of content. And for those who watched the movie first before reading the book, they may think it as a good enough movie, and if they ever decide to read the book, they may change their perception of the movie. Kofi Outlaw’s review informs us with some of the content of the movie and his view of the movie after watching it himself. The review gives us enough insight whether to still watch the movie or not, but that depends on your choice, whether to see it for yourself or trust the review.


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