documentry+review

1. 50 people one question

I found 50 people one question very good. the diversity of answer and questions was great. All the answers were different, like at at the begining most of the answers were like, "in my bed" and "were I am now". They asked all different kinds of people from young to old, to couples, to black to white, that made it great because you get an opinion from everybody. The background music was very calm and soothing and during the vid there was no lyrics it was just music and at the end when we saw everybody walking away the lyrics came in. I thought that was a good way of coming to the end of it. The camera work was great as well; how i didn't just stand still it moved a but, not a lot but enough that i wasn't boring. It was also good how it was funny and serious at the same time. Not enough that it was a joke and not enough that it was to serious. They also didn't spend like 3 minuets on one person they bounced around from person to person and sometime came back to someone. It wasn't very hollywood which is nice one and a while, it was real people with real stories. My favorite part was at the end were you got to watch everybody walking away as they think about their answers and how we question what is running through their head. Then they faded it out.

2. last minuets with Oden

I personally had a real tough time watching this film. I think it was a little "too" sad. It was close to me because my family recently adopted a rescue dog on the day that she was going to be put down. So that touched my heart. For the little parts that I did see here is my review: The camera angels were really good, they faded in and out a lot. I like how it was a lot of information on just one topic not many, it was all about Oden. sad music. How when he was riding his bike through town and it was dark, and rainy. All in all it was sweet and symepethetic.