All
reviews are from the mind of Las Vegas writer Chad Clinton Freeman.
Some may contain minor spoilers as most reviews do. I would suggest
you use the approach I do. If you’ve never heard of a film or
think you might posslibly want to see it, but just aren’t sure
yet, read the review to try and find out more about it. If it is a movie
you are dying to see, but haven’t gotten around to it, skip the
review until after you've seen it. Don’t worry, I would never
do something as idiotic as giveaway a secret twist, especially if we
are talking about anything on the level of a M. Night Shyamalan or Paul
Haggis ending.
There
will be no method to the madness of what I review. Whatever I watch,
I will review. Last, but not least, keep in mind, I am no movie expert
and these are only my opinions. But what you will get is my
honesty. I’m not scared to admit I like something when I do. I
still claim the music of Michael Jackson, Britney Spears and Madonna
and I walk around in a Houston Texans NFL jacket. I'm not too scared
to voice me dislike in something either. No matter how many people tell
me how good “Forrest Gump,” “A Beautiful Mind,”
“Schindler’s List” or “The Godfather”
are, I will argue with them otherwise. I do not like these movies
and I have my reasons.
RATING SCALE
The
rating scale works like this - four stars equals a perfect or almost
perfect film, three is a great film, two is a good film
and one is a bad film. No movie ever deserves zero stars, not even complete
garbage. Are all movies with the same rating equal? No, not at all and
from time to time I will place movies with the same number of stars
against each other for a film fight.
MISSION STATEMENT
In search
of cinematic polished apples, PollyStaffle.com looks for the good among
the unknown and tries to bring darkness to the light in order to expose
the rotten for what it is. But most of all, this site is a celebration
of individuality, diversity, creativity and empowerment.
- CCF, January 2006
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