The Mind's Eye

When I watched this film, I considered all the director must've gone through just to get it in the can. Then I thought about how difficult it must've been to edit. That's when I came to this realization-I've seen movies cranked out by the "best" Hollywood has to offer that couldn't even hold a candle to this film. That's a fact. And that fact alone reminds me that we are now living in a world where talent is no longer exclusive to southern California.

Is it a great movie? By no means. However, it certainly proves what can be accomplished when one has a dream. It has a great beginning, and clever ending, but the middle is hit and miss. The performances of the actors vary from exceptional to dreadful, but on a shoestring budget this is to be expected.

I think it can be best described as a "student film." It was learning process for a director that shows promise and will probably open the door for one or two of the performers. I'm not sure what will become of this film, but I do look forward to seeing what the director has up his sleeve in the future as he continues to grow.