Silent Film Week! A Trip To The Moon Movie Review

A Trip To The Moon

A Classic Film You Should See At Least Once

A Trip To The Moon is a 1902 film, which in every sense of the word, is a classic.
The plot of the film is simple, a group of men take a trip to the moon. Once on the moon they encounter moon-men and have to fight them off, and attempt to return home to earth.
If there ever was a classic film, A Trip To The Moon would be it. It's one of the oldest movies we have, and it's not that bad. I think everyone has seen the famous face on the moon before, well heck, just scroll up to the poster.
The set design is actually pretty interesting. It looked like they put a lot of effort into making the movie given the time period.
The acting itself is pretty interesting, because movies were still new, and most acting epicene still came from stage acting. I personally think the actors in this film did a fine job.
The film clocks in at under 20 minutes and even though it's short, it certainly still should be watched. I know I'm repeating myself here, but really, this film is a part of history. I think it's just one of those films you have to see if you are a film buff.
I don't really have much else to say except, watch A Trip To The Moon at least once.

final score: 4.5/5

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