Why don't most people play video games? This is something that still to this day baffles me. I was talking to my theater professor and asked if she had ever played a series called “God of War” due to it relating to us covering greek tragedy in class(God of War as a work of art and God of War from a game perspective (note swearing))). While this games is violent, to the point of it passing into absurd at some points, that does not mean it has not value as a work of fiction. The story is deep and compelling and the violence makes you care for the character in a way that snuggling kittens wouldn't get across. Now for those completely opposed to lots of violence and warping the youth a point that may get covered late. My stance if a parent stays involved with their kids gaming and keeps away certain titles or just goes over with them the line between fantasy and reality there should be no problem. Supporting that point is most games until the recent consoles kept a level of detachment from reality. But back to the point of why people done play video games. There is really no excuse anymore with the Wii supporting the view that the causal new audience(What is a causal (note swearing )). with the new kentic on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3's move there really is no excuse why you shouldn't give something a try. Really its a good idea.
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Monday, October 11, 2010
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Body 1 (that movie thing)
At first I was going to do this review on “The Legend of The Guardians” but the honest truth. While this movie is visually stunning there is very little character development which leaves a lot to be desired. So I changed to review “Iron Man 2” which just came out on DVD this tuesday. Its an action adventure sci-fi movie. It follows the genres almost to the teeth its a high speed action movie Large special effect scenes keeping you on the edge of your seat. Almost any movie today is an adventure movie the whole heros journey mentality that hollywood is in lately. Sci-fi applies to any movies with superheros or high super technology.
The basic criteria for a movie to be good or not, would be things like immersion how deep it pulls you in. To make you care about the character, develop them so you can relate nobody likes someone who is perfect. Tony stark is a flawed anti-hero he struggles with every choice he has to make. This allows you to relate to him on a personal level like he could be your friend.
I think just about anyone would like this movies it has parts that everyone can relate to. It keep action up with over dramatic violence but nothing gruesome only thing that dies is robots. Little swearing so even the most introspected will enjoy it.
There are very few stereotypes that are exploited in this movie it goes against a lot of them. Watch and you will see.
soooooooo here is the revision
The basic criteria for a movie to be good or not, would be things like immersion how deep it pulls you in. To make you care about the character, develop them so you can relate nobody likes someone who is perfect. Tony stark is a flawed anti-hero he struggles with every choice he has to make. This allows you to relate to him on a personal level like he could be your friend.
I think just about anyone would like this movies it has parts that everyone can relate to. It keep action up with over dramatic violence but nothing gruesome only thing that dies is robots. Little swearing so even the most introspected will enjoy it.
There are very few stereotypes that are exploited in this movie it goes against a lot of them. Watch and you will see.
soooooooo here is the revision
Well seeing as some of us that believe that a review should not give away spoilers, or ruin major plot chunks for the readers who have not viewed. So seeing as that severely limits my choices so I am going to re-due this review with the movie “Kung-Pow: Enter the Fist” it’s a B-movie no big actors very small budget. Kung-pow is the story of the “the chosen one” and his quest to stop the evil council. The evil council’s main enforcer Master Pain is the villain for this movie, later to be known as Betty, is the villain from the Movie “Tiger and Crane fist” a kung-fu movie from the late 70s. The director added new footage to this film and a completely new audio track while keeping the kung-fu movie ascetic Steve Oedekerk uses contemporary characters and splices them into the footage, weaving the new and old together. As the main character, The Chosen One, Oedekerk sets off to avenge the deaths of his parents at the hands of kung-fu legend Master Pain. Along the way, he encounters some strange characters, one of which is a cow trained in the martial arts The B-movie genre is set with movies like “Evil Dead 3: Army of Darkness”, “Rocky Horror Picture Show”, and finally “Pulp Fiction”. It’s a broad and varied film category.
Kung-Pow’s main story is that the chosen one is born with a “mark of wisdom” a face on his tongue that can talk and eat which he names “tonguie”. This mark gives him unparalleled skills in martial arts. This movie is fantastically absurd it’s eccentric and fantastic; you will either love or hate this film there is no middle ground as with most b-movies. The cast of this movie has it all a Cow that knows martial arts, a man who was trained wrong to think winning was losing and losing was winning as a horrible joke. Rent it most places have it and it will be an experience at least.(clip from the movie)
Monday, September 20, 2010
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