Feb 5, 2012

Chronicle movie review |movie story

First-time director. Josh Trankan found videos chronicle the story of three boys stumble on a foreign planet by another stone and get Carrie a telekinetic powers. But instead of a humiliating visit to dance at an epic levitational battle levitational along the edge of space needle. This trip is not the style of The Blair Witch.


Nothing good can come out of children (usually called Adam, Matt and Steve), who suddenly win the global skills, without any degree of reverence. As Uncle Ben says, Spider Man-in "with great power is a great responsibility. This is a rotten apple in the bunch. Adam (Danish DeHaan) is a socially awkward child who is dying mother and abusive father is unemployed. Suddenly one day he decides to videotape what is happening in your life. As the film progresses, restricting the view that only a girl begins to move Casey (Ashley Hinshaw), which maintains its 24/7 video self-documentation, as well as security cameras and television, as long as all hell broke it, and it is difficult to decipher what the action is captured in the chaos.

Fortunately, after a smart, comfortable, however, filmmakers figure technique, the fact that the peak, doing any cheating can occur in relation to Moot. It is also inventive and surprising flights through the clouds and the image of SUPERMAN a frightening explosion of growth.

DeHaan must negotiate a steep downhill into madness, as it is just enough to follow his cousin and classmate in a dark forest (the bulk of the narrative). But it is also psychologically disturbed, the Columbine unleashed the level of anger. Site in line with ANGST Basketball Diaries is a teen fantasy, the script is trying to surround it, as Adam and his mother's family life unbearable cold preservation of hope: A characterization of the sublime in vain to solve such a transformation taking place in less than ninety minutes.

Both father and son have been replaced, and the source of the film depends on your relationship difficult. The film takes the position that there is good and evil, and emotional ability and emotional trauma. The film may have a greater sense of humor, rather than self-importance, but offers an interesting and original take on the culture of arrogance, self-awareness and invasion of privacy that permeates our society today.


posted by Wasiul Biswas                     06.Feb.2012

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