LazyDolphin
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A few weeks ago, I bought Amber Benson's movie Chance from her website. A couple days later, for reasons that have to do with circumnavigating copyright law or some such, a Chance movie poster arrived at my door. I stuck the poster tube in the back of my closet with all the other things that serve absolutely no purpose other than lurking in the back of my closet daring me to try and throw them out.
I then forgot all about Chance until I got home from work today and the DVD was waiting for me. It came in a plain brown mailer, which was hand addressed. For some reason, I got a huge kick out of that. It's not often you get anything hand addressed in the mail, and it added a nice personal touch.
The movie itself was fun, in a student-filmy way. It suffers from some akward interludes of a guy singing w/ an acoustic guitar (he's not awful, but he doesn't bridge the scenes together like I think his appearances were supposed to) but overall, I got a kick out of it. Amber and James were very good, and it was fun to see Andy "Lorne" Halet without his karoke demon makeup on. The best part about watching Chance: you can see the seeds of the director Amber may some day become. That is exciting.
If you can spare the forty dollars, it's well worth the purchase. I know it's a lot more than most DVDs/videos cost, but think of it as your contribution to the arts. You're not buying a movie, you're financing an independant filmmaker.
I then forgot all about Chance until I got home from work today and the DVD was waiting for me. It came in a plain brown mailer, which was hand addressed. For some reason, I got a huge kick out of that. It's not often you get anything hand addressed in the mail, and it added a nice personal touch.
The movie itself was fun, in a student-filmy way. It suffers from some akward interludes of a guy singing w/ an acoustic guitar (he's not awful, but he doesn't bridge the scenes together like I think his appearances were supposed to) but overall, I got a kick out of it. Amber and James were very good, and it was fun to see Andy "Lorne" Halet without his karoke demon makeup on. The best part about watching Chance: you can see the seeds of the director Amber may some day become. That is exciting.
If you can spare the forty dollars, it's well worth the purchase. I know it's a lot more than most DVDs/videos cost, but think of it as your contribution to the arts. You're not buying a movie, you're financing an independant filmmaker.