Ken Billups on 10 Dec 2008
Ken Billups Choice, Movies | Comments (1)
Taj Tashombe on 10 Dec 2008 at 5:24 pm #
BELLY expanded the breathe of urban film by involving polished elements cinematography via lighting, shot angles, and grip.
In addition, a classic soundtrack supported a visual display that together laced an appealing portrayal of fiction.
In other words one of the best common era urban contemporary films of all time
Cheers,
Taj Tashombe
http://www.tajtashombe.com
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Taj Tashombe on 10 Dec 2008 at 5:24 pm #
BELLY expanded the breathe of urban film by involving polished elements cinematography via lighting, shot angles, and grip.
In addition, a classic soundtrack supported a visual display that together laced an appealing portrayal of fiction.
In other words one of the best common era urban contemporary films of all time
Cheers,
Taj Tashombe
http://www.tajtashombe.com