Review Time: this
title is mixed, because this project is roughly 71 minutes long I will be
somewhat brief on what I tell you.
Fundamental elements: there are words on screen, background music, slow-motion
effects, time jumps and place jumps.
Action sequences/Character
developments/Comedy level: now I
know this would be a strange combination for a paragraph, but it will make
sense as we progress throughout it; so generally speaking firstly there are
weapons being used and chasing elements, so in this one sequence we have a
selection of evildoers [in no particular order The Riddler, Harley Quinn and
Two-Face.] Two-Face is driving this vehicle and because there are choices to be
made Two-Face flips his coin every time [for those people that don't know this
character too well here is the basic background elements for you, this
character suffers from a split personality, they leave it up to chance on what option
or decision they take or make, I know I have said they instead of him simply
put it is because they are they and not a him.] But back to this project I like
how this film uses this character development/personality flaw to put together
this action sequence, it shows how dependent Two-Face is on this/his coin and
on top of that they have made it comical throughout this sequence is well.
The
Joker; he is good, but I don't like how he uses the same joke 2 and a half
times just different variations of it and I have said this amount, because on
the third time he gives up half way through] and it kind of highlights that he
hasn't got enough material or something like this which isn't true; he is
highly intelligent teetering towards madness or madness depending what mood he
is in and many other things at any time let us not forget this character is
incredibly unpredictable so anything is possible.]
Artistic visions: they are well presented such as here are two examples;
watch out for joker's faces and the second is this; Superman is flying/carrying
Batman at night which Batman really doesn't look happy, but Superman suddenly
throws Batman up to make this Batman symbol in front of the moon and then
Superman catches him again, Batman says something and still doesn't look happy
and the project moves on.
This film receives: 5/10, now I was thinking on how to put this; individually
in this project there are many good elements or segments such as Bruce Wayne
changing into Batman [I can't tell you anything about this element, simply
based on it is a very small piece, but it is imaginative] and the camera going
through this place and this character walking into the camera, I have to say
this; this particular sequence of events I am not sure if it is the camera's fault
for going at this pace or if this character just didn't watch where he was
going but either way they collide or this giant machinery which you will see
Lex Luther and the Joker use [once again I am not going to tell you anything
about this. My point is this yes this film as these elements and more, but this
film does have a mixture of being dull and tiresome to it as well, this project
has a strange feeling to it where you may be enjoying it but does feel like it
is dragging its feet on top or separately at some points.
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