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| http://www.nytimes.com/1982/07/04/movies/special-effects- are-revolutionizing-film.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0 |
This article was meant to address that special effects change and add significance to current and future film. The author is arguing that filmmakers are recreating stories from books into movies with glorious effects. He supports this with many examples of futuristic films with special effects. The author has very many examples to show how many films use special effects, but does not give plenty of commentary to explain the examples. The author does a good job of supporting the main point. The evidence is fairly convincing in my opinion, and attracts me toward the article. This relates to my work because learning to use certain effects can dramatically change a project. Overall, I think that this is an accurate article.
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