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This film was directed by J.J. Abrams and produced by Steven Spielberg. This film pays homage to the 70's, and to the old Super 8 style of filmmaking. The strange creature is secondary, and their relationships is third. Okay, J.J. Abrams is the director, but he mimics a lot of Spielberg's direction. The story is remains great, and very heart moving. There is some argument about the ending, but I very much enjoyed the subtle humanity behind it. The idea that everything evil, or bad, is at its core misunderstood. I liked that a real town, Weirton (in West Virginia), was used for most of the film. It added a level of reality to it. I also enjoyed how so many of the people who worked on this film were deeply passionate about the film, and its dedication to Super 8 filming style without it being too over played. I also enjoyed how they showed the finished product, of the kids filming, during the end credits. I also really loved the look of the creature. It made him frightening and yet sympathetic.
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I give this film 5 out of 5 stars! It's got a great story. It does its job in paying homage to the old film style as well as creating an enjoyable science fiction film. It might be more of a Spielberg film than a J.J. Abrams films, but its still good.
Answer to last blog: Actor Ryan Reynolds also performed the super hero character Deadpool in X-Men: Origins (as well as the Green Lanter/Hal Jordan).
Que: What actor did the facial features for the creature in the close ups for this film?
Doug Jones
Derek Mears
Douglas Tait
Bruce Greenwood
(In case you were curious about what makes a Super 8 film style different. )
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