Movie critique on the movie Jakes women from 1992 Review

Critique on the Jakes women from 1992 - Movie Review ExampleThe good thing about the TV adaptation was that the technology allowed the director Glenn Jordan to belong a life like veracity to the essentially phantasmagoric nature of the imaginary and psychotic conversations of the central character Jake played by Alan Alda. As lucid most of these conversations take place in Jakes head, which are readily conveyed and managed with dissolves on the TV adaptation, which makes them more realistically perceivable as compared to the stage adaptation, which daunted by the expected constraints had to convey the concept by pulling off the characters imagined by Jake. However, the direction failed to grasp that the TV screen affords a a good deal wider sheet that needs to be filled in by much movement, change of scenery and background, over dramatization of action and emotion to make the overall conflict more gripping and interesting for the audience. In that context, the movie was a big f ailure. Though the performance by Alan Alda was almost flawless, yet the direction left much to be desired.