by Steve Box
Awesome animation, awesome story. Cheeeeeese! ;)
Showing posts with label 43AC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 43AC. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 7, 2007
Saturday, October 20, 2007
Great movie :) (rated 4 stars)
Very well crafted and edited. His acting is superb; hers, a tad overacted but good nevertheless. An odd couple, but the story is so compelling it drifts you along.
My favorite part was when he blows bubbles —instead of depicting the typical smoke scene. How whimsical is that!!?? Fabulous! ;)
Not amused (rated 2 stars)
by Benjamin Selfridge
As an HTML beginner, I started on this book to learn basic HTML. But maybe I’m a tad beyond beginner, as I already knew most of the information this book explains. But this would be my problem and not the book’s.
However, though the authors (son and father) try to make it amusing for kids, in the chapter explaining how to insert images, the son places three photos of the father: one normal, one with white doodling over his head and beard to make him look old, and one with some scratching and an “x” over his face! As an adult, I’ve seen worse things than this, but it concerns me that this is aimed for kids and particularly that this is seen as “funny”. There are other subtle references like this throughout the book. I was not amused.
Soundtrack with dialogue :S (rated 4 stars)
by David Holmes
For me, the soundtrack of Ocean’s Eleven is the star of the movie. Holmes compositions are very engaging and really immersed me in the story.
So why did the producer decide it was a good idea to insert some movie dialogues and whatnot in the soundtrack CD? I was really looking forward to this CD, and was very disappointed on this decision. If I wanted to listen to the dialogues, I can always pop in the DVD :S
The music is very, very worth it, but the CD is not :(
Film #1: Une femme est une femme
Almost a month after watching it, I finally posted my review in All Consuming and, hopefully, get this group going!
This weekend, I’m getting ready to watch film #2: Vivre sa vie, after postponing it several times :P
See more progress on: Have mini virtual film festivals where we watch and discuss groups of films
Saturday, May 5, 2007
Great movie :)
Very well crafted and edited. His acting is superb; hers, a tad overacted but good nevertheless. An odd couple, but the story is so compelling it drifts you along.
My favorite part was when he blows bubbles —instead of depicting the typical smoke scene. How whimsical is that!!?? Fabulous! ;)
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