Title: Men of Seattle
Company/Director: Dustin Guest & Anthony Boyle
Genre: Drama
Reviewed by MidbackMan


Scale:
5 to 10: Very Bad	A film of just terrible Quality; Don't bother
11 to 20: Bad		A few slightly redeeming qualities but still not worth your time
21 to 30: It's okay	Very ordinary technical stats; Not worthless but not great
31 to 40: Good		Above average; Usually recommended to the fan of the specific genre
41 to 50: Very Good	Well worth your attention; Content and design are spectacular


Review:
	Men of Seattle came out a year or two before this review so I know a lot of people
have already seen the movie but I thought I'd review it for those few who haven't.
	MoS, as it's known, has some of the best dramatic effect in a death scene in my
opinion. I got really into this movie, so much so that when I saw someone murdered in a
violent way, it really made me go, "ewww." I'm sure there have been movies with better use
of different props to make more violent looking death scenes but with the mix of music and
the really well done acting, it made the deaths even more gruesome.
	Speaking of voices, they were done pretty good and the accents on the different
characters was really cool. It was unfortunate that in some scenes the quality of the voice
files was half and half. By that I mean that sometimes it was good but others the voice was
either too low or something in it made a cracking noise on my speakers. I'm not sure why
that was but it kind of made it a bit annoying.
	The only other thing I thought slightly hurt the film was the few long scenes in the
movie that went on with dialogue. The bad part was that the camera angle was fixed in one
position the whole time and I found myself leaning back in my chair, closing my eyes and
just listening to the conversations being had. Is that so bad, though? Well, it is motion
"picture" and I guess anything that takes your eyes away from the picture is bad. Anyway,
I didn't think too much of it still got the point of the movie. No biggie.
	The movie, if you didn't know, is about the daily lives of a few Gangsters (mobsters
not ruff ryders) who find that their life of sin will eventually come to an end when they're
confronted by a rival gang who wants control of more territory in the city. The movie
eventually comes to an awesome climax as the two gangs meet and have to fight to the death.
The ending has a great feeling of drama to it that really makes this movie a great one.


Story:		9/10  
Animation:	7/10 
Scenery:	8/10
Voices:		5/10
Music:		8/10
Total:		37/50


The Movies Highs:
*Good use of music for dramatic effect
*Scary gore; freaky and really disturbing death scenes
*One totally awesome fight scene near the end


The Movies Lows:
*Voice quality "iffy"
*Camera fixed in one position during long talks sometimes


Bottom Line:
	An excellent Full length drama that I recommend to everyone who wants to see one.
Totally Awesome movie that I'm awarding my personal Midback's Steakhouse Seal of Approval.


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