Why? Because it's so bad, it doesn't need to be explained why.
All I'll say is the acting and the concept shows disrespect to the original content.
SUPER MARIO BROS. THE MOVIE - Complete Piece of S***!
Sunday, December 15, 2013
Shortest Film Review
This will be the shortest film review I will ever release.
Why? Because it's so bad, it doesn't need to be explained why.
All I'll say is the acting and the concept shows disrespect to the original content.
SUPER MARIO BROS. THE MOVIE - Complete Piece of S***!
Why? Because it's so bad, it doesn't need to be explained why.
All I'll say is the acting and the concept shows disrespect to the original content.
SUPER MARIO BROS. THE MOVIE - Complete Piece of S***!
Sunday, December 1, 2013
TWO DOCUMENTARY REVIEWS / PROJECT OVERVIEW
It's been several tough weeks, but over Thanksgiving break, I finally got a chance to watch some movies, but before I get to that, I want to discuss the documentary I viewed in class.
The documentary I saw in class involved "street art" and how it has evolved in several cultures and societies. At first, the documentary felt dull and boring until it added more of the "thrill" element to it as more artists begin to emerge from the shadows, but it's the journey that's more important rather than the outcome. As I finished watching the scene from Disneyland, I wanted to see more, and I really hope we get to see the results from that incident.
Now....onto a documentary film I've seen.
The documentary film I saw this week followed well-known WWE superstar CM Punk. The almost 2 hour documentary delivers the story of how Phil Brooks aka CM Punk made his way up to the top of the wrestling industry. What I really loved from the documentary is the fact how Punk completely talked about how WWE can be corrupt at times, and it still shocks me that WWE allowed him to speak of it. It also tells a personal story of Punk as his fellow friends and colleagues talk about their experiences with Punk. The documentary as well highlights Punk's greatest achievements in the company and his biggest conflicts in the company.
This documentary as well influenced me to never give up as Punk was underestimated several times, but he proved to everyone that he is indeed the "Best in the World". He advises people to never let anyone bring their confidence and dreams down and to never give up in any situation. This documentary is one of the best I've seen produced from WWE. There are hardly any decent documentaries from WWE. CM Punk: Best in the World is one of those great recent documentaries from the company.
As mentioned in the title, I will be discussing the overview of my documentary that's in development. The documentary will be based on how judgment motivates up-and-coming artists to exceed everyone's expectations. It will follow a few artists and their journey's as well as my journey to my passion.
The documentary will solely be based off this song as the shots in this documentary will focus on these people only and their stories.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDvr08sCPOc
The documentary I saw in class involved "street art" and how it has evolved in several cultures and societies. At first, the documentary felt dull and boring until it added more of the "thrill" element to it as more artists begin to emerge from the shadows, but it's the journey that's more important rather than the outcome. As I finished watching the scene from Disneyland, I wanted to see more, and I really hope we get to see the results from that incident.
Now....onto a documentary film I've seen.
The documentary film I saw this week followed well-known WWE superstar CM Punk. The almost 2 hour documentary delivers the story of how Phil Brooks aka CM Punk made his way up to the top of the wrestling industry. What I really loved from the documentary is the fact how Punk completely talked about how WWE can be corrupt at times, and it still shocks me that WWE allowed him to speak of it. It also tells a personal story of Punk as his fellow friends and colleagues talk about their experiences with Punk. The documentary as well highlights Punk's greatest achievements in the company and his biggest conflicts in the company.
This documentary as well influenced me to never give up as Punk was underestimated several times, but he proved to everyone that he is indeed the "Best in the World". He advises people to never let anyone bring their confidence and dreams down and to never give up in any situation. This documentary is one of the best I've seen produced from WWE. There are hardly any decent documentaries from WWE. CM Punk: Best in the World is one of those great recent documentaries from the company.
As mentioned in the title, I will be discussing the overview of my documentary that's in development. The documentary will be based on how judgment motivates up-and-coming artists to exceed everyone's expectations. It will follow a few artists and their journey's as well as my journey to my passion.
The documentary will solely be based off this song as the shots in this documentary will focus on these people only and their stories.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDvr08sCPOc
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