Review of Howl (2010) by Matthew F. J — 09 Apr 2013
Such a beautiful little film about Allen Ginsberg during the 1950s and his famous poem that created controversy over its supposed "obscenity" and how it made a mark on freedom of speech with artistic values and other various forms of literature and poetry that become new, artistic, and inspirational.
I really loved the animations that were playing along with James Franco's read along to Howl. So well done and great color use.
James Franco is not such an average/terrible actor after all (after I saw him in Oz). His performance as Allen Ginsberg is so real, profound, and well done that it makes me hope for a great career for James Franco.
Howl, I give you an 80%.
This review of Howl (2010) was written by Matthew F. J on 09 Apr 2013.
Howl has generally received positive reviews.
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