How the Industry Trends Affect Movie Reviews

The films that are being released this year are an indication of the approaching trends in Hollywood, particularly as those trends relate to what what picture reviews will tell us.

Major trends include sequals, pictures that keep that great movie's's story going. So you can get ready for even more follow ups in what's left of 2009. Films released in up to date years will not be the sole ones which will become sequals. This includes films that originally were released before or during the 1990s.

You could also want to look out for films called non-sequels, which seem close to a real follow up ( e.g. The film Wolverine, earlier declared a non-sequel, now bears the title X-Men Origins : Wolverine. )

2009 will be yet another good year for bringing popular cartoons, comics, and literary works to life. With the successfulness of films like three hundred and SinCity, Hollywood isn't going to let the chance to make one or two more graphic-novel based films get away.

Next ...comics and graphic novels are hot this year. Note the guards movie ; long offered as the best graphic novel in history. Comic-based films are in. And keep an eye out for the return of some favorite cartoons, including the latterly released G.I. Joe.

As the television industry adds new features like streaming Internet movies and 3-D capacities, makers are fighting a sadder trend. DisplaySearch, forecasts world sales of LCD televisions will fall 16 % to $64 bln during the year 2009, the first sales decline since the year 2k.

In the future, many top of the line as well as value-priced TVs will connect to the web, a trend which started roughly a year ago with little functions,eg news stories and weather reports. Now, back-end systems and partnerships will provide streaming films.

Features for top tier TV models also include : improved handling of fast-paced scenes and a reduction in power useage. Sony, LG, Toshiba co. And Samsung Electronics co. Will introduce TVs that will grab Flickr photos, YouTube videos and reports stories through a broadband connection.

TV manufacturers have upped the ante to 240 frames per second, but not by computing more new frames. Instead, the backlight will switch on and off very swiftly, fooling the eye so that it perceives a smoother movement. Energy Star requirements set by the U.S. The EPA has a goal to recognize the most energy-efficient 25 percent of a product class.

The 1st green peroduct line of LCD TVs are the 00 Eco Bravia models that use 40 percent less power than before, exceeding the newest requirements.

Last, most analysts agree 3-D viewing is a new big wave coming to the electronics industry. Watching films on the internet is becomming mainstream, and will only augment the reviewer's ability to do a fast film review.

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