Welcome to Criticker's first curation post. If this goes well, we'd like to see Criticker Curations become a regular thing, to support filmmakers, movie reviewers and those simply obsessed with film. In case you have any ideas or recommendations, or if you'd like to join the Criticker Cruation project, please feel free to leave a comment.
So for now we're going to scan steemit articles with movie-related tags to find high quality movie content, and highlight three of them on our blog on a regular basis. Each featured post will receive an upvote from us (which is not much right now). We're also going to share half of the SBD rewards of each curation post with the featured authors. Expect to receive the payouts in about 7 days. Please consider using #criticker to get our attention for a possible curation.
Again, nothing is set in stone, but without any further ado these are the three movie articles which caught our attention.
Today's curations are movie reviews for How to Talk to Girls at Parties, Fahrenheit 451 (2018) and Fearless (1993). All of them are in our movie recommendation databse. Click on the links for your probably score index and read mini-reviews about them.
written by @marinauzelac
HTTTGAP is a movie that does not aim high, has no complex or revolutionary plot, and doesn't try to bring its fictional world closer to the real thing. This is where the brilliance of this little work is hiding, which is just 102 minutes of pure entertainment.
written by @dirkhooper
The movie still features Guy Montag, a fireman who burns things instead of putting them out. It’s his encounter with a woman who chooses to be burned with her books that makes Montag reconsider whether he’s on the right side.
written by @coldsteem
Jeff Bridges has been in a number of recent movies. But it is nice to go back and watch some of his older work which is equally brilliant. This 1993 film showcased his range and general likability as an actor.
Important: We're looking to curate original content with well credited sources (photo credits)