The Man With The Movie Camera was fantastic. I absolutely loved it. The melding of so many different points of view into one all encompassing melange of feeling was awe inspiring. In comparison to all the other films we've watched, it was very articulate by the end of the viewing in exactly what it was communicating. It was a language within itself and, regardless of our nationality or language, we could understand it with ease. I was very impressed with how well woven this story was. Not a single fiber was loose. Every string was purposefully placed where we saw it. The movie to me was symphonic. Everyone played their part magnificently. Happiness, sadness, adventure, intrigue; all of it was real. It's very hard for me to put into those perfect words all the emotion I could feel emanating from the screen in that hour.

The music itself was unbelievable. I believe I speak for a lot of people by saying that the music was one of the most pivotal pieces of the film. Without it, the movie would have remained a flat screen. With it, corresponding sound would hit the viewer with a wave of emotion that tied you to the concept of the film: to understand without a plot or a story.