Hello fellow readers,
More movie stuff on march break! Today, I went to see Paddington (in the morning) and I have been very exited to see this movie for quite a while. I saw this at the South Keys Cinema, and the movie it self was funny, charming, and great for the family. Paddington has really good acting, and good plot (not like the next toy story script or something like that), and the Cutest Bear ever in cinema, or at least in the 21th century. I would recommend Paddington for any family, and anybody who criticises films not to hardly. See you in my next post!
So, yesterday and Today, I went to the bytowne cinema, for the first time this march break and this year, to see 2 very good feature length film. The first one (that I watched yesterday) is "Wild Tales", a foreign film from Argentina which got nominated for an Oscar for best foreign language film. The film is an anthology, so which means the film is made out of short stories around on theme. This film has 6 short stories, and it's and interesting black comedy of society in Argentina. Wild Tales is rated 14A here in Canada! The film is definitely not for kids, because of it's over the top violence and a lot of subtitled cussing. Right before we move on, my favorite short story from the movie would be the shortest, the plane crash scene, which only lasted 3 minutes and my least favorite one would be the second last one, where the police is trying to find a person who killed a lady who was pregnant in a car accident (caused by drunk driving), and the person who caused the incident was a son of a very rich person. The second movie is much more kid friendly. It's called Minuscule Valley of the lost ants, which is part of the divercine film festival. The film is a silent cgi animated film, and it's about a lost lady bug who has a broken wing (this sounds like the character nemo, from finding nemo, but as a lady bug) and tries to find his parents (but in reality, they abandoned the lady bug), and in his adventure he meets a cast of interesting characters and a interesting plot behind something that I won't spoil. The film has great animation, and it more of a rate G movie than anything. So, those were the two movies that I saw at the Bytowne this first March Break Weekend. See you in my next post!
Hello readers, Today, I went to the movie theater to see a special screening of Charlie Chaplin's romantic comedy masterpiece, "City Lights"! This was my second Charlie Chaplin film that I have seen, and so far it's my favorite. It's about the Tramp (Charlie's Character) who falls in love with a blind lady, and the he tries to get money to pay the rent for her and also to cure her blindness. I thought this movie is cute, clumsy, sometimes dark, and generally HILARIOUS! If you are Charlie Chaplin fan, go buy the Criterion right now!
It's a wonderful, hilarious, and spectacular classic treat! To end things off, I got a few pictures of me at the movies! :)
Today, I have a very cool thing to show you! IT'S MY VERY FIRST TIME LAPSE OF ME ANIMATING! The footage that you will see of me animating, comes from a new project that I'm doing called D A N C E ! I will tell you when it's release date is as soon as possible! But before I can show you the time lapse, let's go over a few rules...
Guess what! Today is my mom's birthday! Hip hip, hurray! To celebrate her date of birth, I made a cute little animation for her! And of course, I will be showing that today, but let's go over a few rules!
Hello fellow readers,
Let's have a little bit of thanks to the soldiers who have died in war, and that we will honor all of them (yes, even the enemy soldiers) for as long as we can live. Any way, to honor the soldiers, I created a short animation, but before I can show it, let's go over the same boring rules...
1. Do NOT copy, convert, or download this film.
2. Yes you can share this video, but only this one.
3. Enjoy (This is the best rule :) )
So seat back, relax, and let's have a moment of silence...
Hello fellow readers,
If you haven't known yet, today is the 25th anniversary of the berlin wall! To celebrate the birthday of this very famous land mark, I made a animation to celebrate! But before I can show it to you, let's go over a few rules...
1. Do NOT copy, convert, or download this film.
2. Yes, you can share this but only for this one!
3. Enjoy!
So seat back, relax, and let's go back around 25 years ago...
