Review of Skyscraper (2018) by Dufreshest — 18 Jul 2018

Skyscraper Review.

Cinematography: 8.442/10 The film flows seamlessly and looks good. Costume Design: 8.493/10 Definitely well thought of and given importance from the beginning of the film. Film Editing: 8.921/10 Talk about capturing andSkyscraper Review.

Cinematography: 8.442/10 The film flows seamlessly and looks good.

Costume Design: 8.493/10 Definitely well thought of and given importance from the beginning of the film.

Film Editing: 8.921/10 Talk about capturing and using just the right amount.  .

Make-up and Hair-styling: 7.893/10 Decent.

Sound Editing: - /10 .

Visual Effects: 8.321/10 The Pearl is as real as Barad-dur (though a bit more believable due to its context).

Story: 7.931/10 The story focuses on the idea of families and purposes from the ideas of a generally-traditionally known family to crime syndicates to justice units. More than anything else, the story is entertaining. .

Acting: 7.931/10 The film does heavily rely on Dwayne Johnson's acting abilities but balances the other actors well in accordance to fulfill the story. .

Personal: Skyscraper reminds me of San Andreas (which is the last film I've seen with Dwayne Johnson in it). Every film I've seen with Dwayne Johnson always makes me feel like that moment in San Andreas with him giving CPR. Plus, it's always fun watching flares of the Rock: am I the only one appreciating the Jumping Clothesline in Skyscraper?

Overall: 7.062/10.

-K.D.

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