RR #4

A. O. Scott works on the New York Times as a movie critic . He would watch and review movies. One of the ones he reviewed was a James Bond movie. Scott didn't really seem to like the movie from the begining. He said that the opening song wasn't fitting for the movie at all. He claims that the song, sung by Alicia Keys and Jack White are "an intriguing duo on paper if nowhere else." Scott says that in the first chase it was "speedy and thrilling" and it left off from the previous movie.
This review was a one way opinion. He mentions his opinions on everything and it all seems to be negative toward the movie. Almost as if nothing about it was good to him. When the movie was really a great movie, he just didn't seem to really enjoy the thrill of the excitment that went on during the movie. He was very judgmental and biasised toward the movie. But even though he was very negative and was very blunt about everthing, his essay in general was very well thought out and very good in my opinion.