The Lord of the Rings
by aerogurl

Comment:
i like the glow created by the ring - well done touch. I am not really sure I like the grain in the face, however. The nose and under the eyes seem a bit too pixelated

The Usual Suspects
by Tom

Comment:
I sort of remember this movie but I am not sure that this shot really grabs my impression of the movie - i just recall the line up with the five suspects... The angle of the shot is pretty solid - i like the low angle to emphasize the power of the police and the weakness of the suspect.

"What are ya rebelling against, Johnny?" "Waddya got?"
by Efergoh

Comment:
Really nice studio shot - i like the look of the girl and the handsome man playing Johnny. The one thing about the shot that bothers me a bit is that it does look like a studio photo shoot rather than a movie shoot - Johnny looking at us doesn't work for me - I would rather a steely-eyed focus away from us.

I think giving us the title of the movie "The Wild One" instead of the famous line would have helped your score. It's a good shot - i just worry it will suffer because people may not know the connection.

The Love Child
by sigrun_th

Comment:
This is a technically solid and quality portrait. I have come back to this a couple of times and even went looking for a connection to the movie. I think what hurts this image is the connection to a movie - The movie of this name that I know is about a woman trying to raise her baby in prison and I really don't see a connection to it here. still it gets a 6 for quality of image

Home Alone (with a twist)
by Dirt_Diver

Comment:
Very well photographed - good focus and great facial expression. I think the title doesn't quite work for me - I would have lost the (with a twist) - it distracts the connection to the original.

Psycho - Shower with Mother
by FrankRobinson

Comment:
The subdued colors works pretty well here (being that the original was in b/w). The grain also seems to fit but the vignette seems to be a bit too much for me - i would have liked it a bit better with more starkness of light throughout.b

Fellow Kin (Sami Swoi - Polish Film)
by artvet

Comment:
This is a fabulous image - the composition is stunning - especially the placement of the house and dog behind the man - and the man is so full of life and dignity. I don't know the film but I trust you on this one.

Red Dawn
by MAK

Comment:
Cool capture. I love the misshapen sun, the rays of clouds and contrails, the trees in the foreground and the powerlines. Really good stuff!

Deadwood
by njsabs

Comment:
Cool pose and setting - handsome woman in the pose.

Abyss
by IreneM

Comment:
Love the shape and smoothness of this image - the only knock I have is the jagged edge to the water.