The Magic of Movies

Movies are magical because they capture someones ideas, creativity, and emotions all in one. Viewers can see the hard work put into the film into the story and characters. All of these words describe the magic within a movie. 

Creating a movie the character is an important part because they tell the story, the audience will want to connect with the character and understand what they're feeling, if a character lacks emotion, backstory, there is less depth to the movie. 
So much effort is important to make a movie magical.

Movies are special to me because they tell a story most stories will have similarities but at least a few differences that make them special. What also makes a movie is special to me is the fact the ideas and thought into particular scenes can be so amazing coming out, well done and delivered. 

There will be sloppy and low effort movies out there but even the bad movies have at least something that makes it special, might even make you laugh because of how bad it is. The feelings you can get from just watching a moving picture, a moving scene is incredible, some scenes can make you feel and connect with the film, thats what makes a movie special as well, there are many reasons as to why a movie can be special.

 Movies are impactful at times, some could potentially be a movement. I think my love for movies grow everyday thanks to how it builds my creativity and helps evolve my imagination, every time I watch a new movie I learn or see something new thanks to it. 


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