Movie Rating

 


        I recently got to view the Marvel movie 'Avengers: Infinity War' and I have a strong opinion towards it. For a two hour movie, the movie plays out really well in terms of holding the audience's attention. There is almost always action going on, keeping the audience on their toes. There is never a moment I would turn away or lose attention towards the movie. Therefore, this movie is deserving of expert (20 points) in this criteria. 

        The camera work and editing were phenomenal. Due to the camera work, I really felt each impact of the action. For example, when the enemies invaded Earth, it seemed like I was with the Avengers. The editing seemed extremely realistic. I would only tell if it is fake due to the fact that it isn't possible. Without a doubt, this movie earns an expert in this criteria.

        The background music plays its role perfectly. For each mood, the music is always fitting. During the scene where Thanos sacrifices his daughter, we can hear a sad melody playing. The dialogue however, is not the best. There are some valuable dialogue moments, but sometimes the dialogue is not as interest. The dialogue with Wanda and Vision, for example, seemed irrelevant and unnecessary. This is why I believe that in this criteria, they are practitioner (15 points).

        The actors' performances were very compelling, engaging, entertaining, and impactful. They seemed as if they were actually the characters they were playing and their emotions seemed real. When Spiderman was fading away, the actor (Tom Holland) looked as if he was actually dying. It created a powerful impact and definitely shows that the movie is an expert in this criteria.

        This overall gives this movie a 75 out of 80. I extremely enjoyed this movie and will be forever be one of my favorites.

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