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Schadenfreude at its finest.: You Mean War of the AWESOMES (pt. 2)
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"Schadenfreude at its finest.
Let's light off this firecracker under this Dorito and then we'll have some cake.
Thursday, June 30, 2005
You Mean War of the AWESOMES (pt. 2)
War of the Worlds is a phenomenal film. This one will stand up against the test of time and continue to make audiences putty in its celluloid hands. The story is tried and true, obviously. We know it, and we've even seen another version of it onscreen. However, this one takes the stakes of over-saturation that threatened its success and yanks them out of the ground, allowing the film to soar into the stratosphere. Previous interpretations, celebrity gossip, and religion could not stop this juggernaut. Let's begin with the plot itself. There is something about this particular vision of the story that sucks the audience member in and makes them the target, right along with Tommy and Dakota. A friend had an excellent point that I would like to repeat: there is no omniscient audience in this film. We experience things as the characters do, and that makes it scarier. Keeping in step with films like Signs, we are stuck in the basement with these people in peril, and we know what they know. Which is nothing. During the ferry sequence? We see few wide shots until the shit actually goes down--we're caught on the boat with them, and only when our heroes get far away do we see that this is much worse than we originally imagined. This results in your HellCat feeling absolutely sick to my stomach for the last half of the film. How would they escape? Where can they even go? How are WE going to make it through this? Although"
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