Title: Dragon in America
Company/Director: Intel Artists/Phil Pupa
Genre: Action
Reviewed by MidbackMan

Summary:
	Phil Pupa's epic "Jackie Chan Action flick" that if you haven't seen by now, you 
have no idea what 3dmm can do.



Scale:
1 to 10: Very Bad	(Avoid this movie like Dog with Rabies)
11 to 20: Bad		(Download when your extremely bored)
21 to 30: Its okay	(If you got the time, download it)
31 to 40: Good		(Download it, you'll like it)
41 to 50: Very Good	(Download it!, you WILL like it!!)


Review:
	If you haven't seen this movie by now you have been missing out on what must simply
be known as the best scenery in any 3dmm movie EVER! Just because of the amount of time and
effort put into this films aesthetics I reward this film with Midback's Steakhouse Seal of
Approval. Films like this don't come often which is why if you haven't already you must see
this movie.
	The voices were a bit over-emphasized at times and in some city scenes they're a bit
low and hard to hear under the sound effects. That's the other thing. The sound effects are 
amazing. If you stop the music and play some of the fight scenes through without it you'll 
hear the most amazing things. It's a shame sometimes the music might drown out these effects
but there's not much you can do short of what I have said above. The movie is really good
which warrants replay value so I do suggest you go through it a few times and you may pick
up things you missed the first time around.
	Below this review is the number score. It's my technical review of this movie. I
gave the story and creativity sections lower scores due to that fact that the plot is a bit
used and being a Jackie Chan movie you can pretty much know what to expect albeit this
movie does it quite well.


Story:		5/10  
Graphics:	10/10 
Creativity:	6/10
Voices:		7/10
Music:		8/10
Total:		36/50 (Thirty-Six)


The Movies Highs:

*The scenery is by far the best I have seen in a 3dmm movie. EVER! Period.


The Movies Lows:

*The acting is a little over the top at times even for a Jackie Chan movie.
*Occasionally the voices weren't all that audible. For the most part they were fine.


Bottom Line:
	With the best scenery to date in a 3dmm movie and some really cool fight scenes 
mixed with a Jackie Chan style of movie, this film receives Midback's Steakhouse Seal of 
Approval without any hesitation.


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