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10/10
A Brilliantly Bizarre Non-Linear Story
2 March 2008
The Tracey Fragments is a wonderful movie which everyone should all see for the experience. Most of the movie is split between three or more different camera angles. This allows the viewer to watch the movie in many different perspectives. Where this can be confusing at times, I found it wonderful and unique! I had such a blast watching this movie and trying to see every frame at least once.

The beginning of the movie will leave your head spinning for a good 20-30 minutes. Picture an empty time-line and as the movie progresses, you get to know a little from the beginning, a little from the end, a little of the middle, and repeat it until the movie finishes. It's bizarre but an experience.

One great portion of the film are the little scenes when you get dumped into Tracey's fantasy world. Sometimes you can tell it's a fantasy and sometimes you cannot. However, this then leads the viewer to wonder if future scenes are real or just a fantasy.

The highlight of the film, in my opinion, is Tracey's 'back of the bus' confessions. Throughout the movie, Tracey will pop in the movie, dressed in a shower curtain, and give a little hint or just some insight into her somewhat confused mind. It gives you a short break from the non-linear chaos of the film and sometimes will give you a chuckle.

All in all, Ellen Page yet again shows how great of an actor she really is. Her acting in this movie blows Hard Candy and Juno out of the water! The movie is all about her and I don't believe that there isn't a scene without her. I find this great because you can truly focus on the main character and her story, rather than any subplots or supporting character development. The Tracey Fragments is a must see film!!
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Vincent (1982)
10/10
Excellent Masterpiece
13 June 2005
Tim Burton has always been my favorite director / writer and even though this is his first, it is still, in my opinion, the best he has done. Getting Vincent Price to narrate was outstanding and the story of a little boy trying to become this morbid character is great. I personally enjoy the way it was written; A poetic / Dr. Seuss way. I also love the way he ended it by quoting The Raven. I don't want to spoil it, so you'll just need to watch it.

Buy the Nightmare Before Christmas Special Edition DVD to watch this masterpiece. Not only will you be able to watch my second favorite movie but you will also see Frankinweenie and of course, VINCENT! You will not be let down!
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