Cast Away
by senor_kasper

Comment:
I enjoyed the movie, and if watched once every 5 years or so it is still enjoyable. However, for this image here, I feel it does not exactly portray the film. May perhaps have the focus more so on the tender on the lighting of fire and not so much on the model. I think if the starting of fire was more of the focus point it would have been a very strong image.

Bridge To Terabithia; Swinging to freedom
by C4Pictures

Comment:
Tried to watch this movie, didn't make it very far. However This image here feels more like a snapshot with direct flash that some people just 'happened' to catch.

Deadwood
by njsabs

Comment:
How very fun, however for me, it seems the wagon is in sharper focus than the young lady. I would have preferred her to stand out a bit more.

From the Movie: "Stick It!"
by 777STAN

Comment:
I would have loved to see a really strong image here, with sharp crystal clarity and separation from the background.

My Left Foot
by DistantColours

Comment:
I don't know this scene and personally find it rather dull and unappealing.

Invasion of the Body Snatchers
by vtruan

Comment:
Pod People, I enjoy the shadowed figure on the pod. A very nice touch, however this image just doesn't feel very strong. IT is fun, but doesn't give me Body Snatchers.

Home Alone (with a twist)
by Dirt_Diver

Comment:
Not sure what you mean with a twist, but I have to say I dislike how his eyes are being pulled down and droopy. The image itself technically is very sharp and strong. Yet, from the movie he did this famous pose when he put aftershave on his face and it burned. This gives me no semblance of the movie and without the title I wouldn't have made the connection.

The Devil's Garden (1920)
by posthumous

Comment:
Gotta love the classics. For this I think the tone works nicely, however I would have liked a bit more on her makeup. A bit stronger on the makeup I believe would really have created a strong image.

The Love Child
by sigrun_th

Comment:
I am not familiar with this scene and from what I see the image is soft, smooth and canted to the side. Not really sure what to think I personally don't care for the image, but I am sure others do.

Fellow Kin (Sami Swoi - Polish Film)
by artvet

Comment:
Doing something obscure is always a risk. There is no proper way to judge the image if there is not an understanding of where it came from, specially in a challenge where it is 'supposed' to be from a movie. With that being said, I find this a very fine image, I enjoy the character, however the foreground brokah of his hand is very distracting.