Published in the movie magazine, Boxoffice, Annlee Ellingson comments that the newly released Beowulf succeeds in connecting the audience to the movie. After reading Beowulf in my sophmore year of high school, I was nowhere near psyched to hear about a movie; however, Ellingson comments on its "stunning cinematography" and "unchoppy narrative" making it seem about 1000 times better then the poem. The review of the sci-fi movie does comment although on the animated quality of the characters that distracts from sympathizing with them. Ellingson describes only that one negative factor and rates the movie a must-see hit, longing for more (in a good way).
Monday, November 26, 2007
Beowulf a Must-See
Published in the movie magazine, Boxoffice, Annlee Ellingson comments that the newly released Beowulf succeeds in connecting the audience to the movie. After reading Beowulf in my sophmore year of high school, I was nowhere near psyched to hear about a movie; however, Ellingson comments on its "stunning cinematography" and "unchoppy narrative" making it seem about 1000 times better then the poem. The review of the sci-fi movie does comment although on the animated quality of the characters that distracts from sympathizing with them. Ellingson describes only that one negative factor and rates the movie a must-see hit, longing for more (in a good way).
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