The Changeling

It is so good that you guys are blogging, there are so many fantastic effects so far, I cannot wait to try some of them up myself.

Just to break things up a bit I thought I would comment on a recent film I had watched: The Changeling.

As you can tell I did not chose to go with a still from the actual Clint Eastwood film, instead I went with the first image that came up when I did a google image search. Although this still has nothing to do with the movie, I thought it was much more striking than Ms. Jolie. (no not really--sarcasm just doesn't translate so well digitally).

Anyways, it was a pretty good film I must say. However, I say this as someone who normally would not pick this out myself to watch. (This was a product of family movie night).I say it as a feminist who often gets fired up when reminded of the past (It was a true story), and not as someone who's usual film tastes were appeased.

It was shot pretty safely and statically, it had good pacing and keeps you engaged, so I would recommend watching it for entertainment, 1920's fashion, and to acquire knowledge on this moment in history but not for inspiration as a student filmmaker.

Inspiration is in the short film Sam just posted.