That movie, bro. That ending.
There's very few times when I'd say Ignorance is Bliss, but that movie...
Logical brain kicks in: 'the movie was fairly biased towards the chap, I'm sure computers would be made without him'.
Emotional brain: 'BUT NOT THE WINNING OF WW2, BOI.'
Yes, Ladies and Gentlemen, it's Nos' super-concise foreign film review time! (Spoiler-free, of course.)
Rashomon - Akira Kurosawa - 1950
So, today, after many weeks of waiting, Inside Out came out locally. I had prior info that it was a well made film, critically acclaimed and all. Naturally I went in with high expectations.
I was wrongly informed; Inside Out wasn't a well made film.
It's a truly, truly beautiful piece of art. It utterly smashed all of my expectations.
Do you like animated films?
Well, this thread someone made deserves some more attention in my opinion.
Okay, so I've been meaning to watch some of these films for a while now, especially because Marvel Studios is now owned by Disney, and I looooove Disney. They're all interconnected and it was a daunting task figuring out where to start and take the plunge. But anyway, I've had quite a bit of free time this weekend, so decided to start watching them. Here are my brief thoughts on the films.
Iron Man 3 (2013)
Good film. Quite a lot of good comedic moments, and finally a decent villain. Pepper kicks butt. And Tony's friendship with Harley is adoreable. Probably the best of the three Iron Man films, but doesn't beat The Avengers for me.
Thor: The Dark World (2013)
I have a test in Brit lit tomorrow 
Those tests are so fucking hard... And my dog just farted. 
The good news is that the GSA and I did all the filming we need for our video. I technically don't have any AP Psych due until Monday. I'm planning on going to a pride event with some friends from the GSA.
There are two great documentaries out there that should be seen by anyone who enjoys comics in general, and comic strips in particular.
The first is Stripped, which is about strips in general and the future of the comic strip in todays world. A fate that is quite uncertain given the decline of newspapers.
It looks like I'm being dragged along to see this film called Spooky Buddies next week. It looks terrible. I visited the Wikipedia entry for it just now. I think somebody's had a bit of fun editing it recently…
Roger Ebert gave it five stars, saying that the movie was "Scarier than The Exorcist." He died a few years later, and some say that he had a heart attack from remembering the ghost puppy in Spooky Buddies.
Space Jam, is, in all honesty, a film that could have only ever been made in the mid-90s. Like, it's actually really difficult to put into words. In a way, it feels as if it's the entire first half of the ninetes got distilled into a single film.
About two weeks ago, my dad and I watched a German film about fascism in a high school.
Die Welle. Or, in English, "The Wave."
Now, before I dive fully into the story of the movie, a little background info for you all:
Bring your best, J.J. Abrams! Or your worst. Either way, a true Star Wars fan like me can endure anything! Even the shitty prequels! There is nothing you can do to make this bad.
I AM READY!!
You guys should read this. It might give you some ideas. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silence_(2016_film) There IS a lack of fictions on this website, but this is where you come in. Imagine that Celestia was Ferreira, the Magic of Friendship was Christianity, and so forth. Do you really think these are good ideas?
So yeah, seeking to distract myself from the more heavy pressures in life, I watched Hoodwinked on Netflix Instant Watch, and really, in all honesty, that film always manages to make me smile.
I arrived at the college where I work this morning to find it had been turned into a hospital overnight. At least that was what a new sign by the door declared it to be. Walking through the doorway, I met a team of workmen hanging up signage redesignating what I thought was a classroom as a ward. It turned out that my employer had not sold the site to the health service and forgotten to tell me, but there’s a film crew in town.
Recently, IMDb has published a list of what its user’s believe to be the Top 25 films of the past 25 years. Suffice to say, its a bit uneven, considering that IMDb ranks movies by user votes. This means a film like The Avengers gets a rating of 8.1, while a film The Master gets a rating of 7.1.
Anyways, I figured I’d join in the fun, and make my own list.
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