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Monday, May 29, 2017
The Godfather Review
The Godfather part 1 is regarded has one of the best mobster movies of if the best. Here is My review. Marlon Brando as Vito Corleone, Al Pacino as Michael Corleone, James Caan as Santino "Sonny" Corleone and Robert Duvall as Tom Hagen. (Taken From Google) Widely regarded as one of the greatest films of all time, this mob drama, based on Mario Puzo's novel of the same name, focuses on the powerful Italian-American crime family of Don Vito Corleone (Marlon Brando). When the don's youngest son, Michael (Al Pacino), reluctantly joins the Mafia, he becomes involved in the inevitable cycle of violence and betrayal. Although Michael tries to maintain a normal relationship with his wife, Kay (Diane Keaton), he is drawn deeper into the family business. It's one of the those films like The Shawshank Redemption, 12 Years a Slave, Schindler's list,The Third Man were it was perfect throughout.
For me it is one of the best Mobster films i have ever seen. The Writing, Character Development,Pacing, Story and Directing From Francis Ford Coppola.
My Matrix For The Godfather
Story 10
Characters and their Development 10
Pacing 10
Writing 10
Pacing 10
Directing 10
Dialogue 10
Enjoyment 10
Cinematography 10
Impact 10
Score 100/100
Thursday, May 25, 2017
Westminster Review and things I learned
Overall i loved the do learn new things every single chance i get to. I loved the Documentary about Westminster the following is everything i learned from this Documentary
Until 1257 Kings ruled just about anywhere they lived, but Henry the 3rd decided to make Westminster his place for Parliament and that was the birth of The House of Commons.In 1547 King Edward the 6th moved it from Westminster abbey to down the street and there is a chair that has been at every coronation since about the 10th century.In the 11th century Westminster Hall inside was built the roof out of oak a astonishing thing for engineering and when it was finished it was the biggest span arch in all of Europe. A lot of people were prosecuted here for example in 1606 Guy Fawkes was tried their for almost blowing up Westminster himself with 36 barrels of gunpowder. In 1603 King James he put his people into religious turmoil and instructed his spymaster Sir Robert Cecil to banish all Catholic Priests. So a group of young Catholic Priests were ticked off and asked Guy Fawkes who was 33 years old to do the bombing. It's not the Westminster you see now it was pretty much a lot of old buildings there was a fire in 1837 that damaged them and the one you see now was built on the same spot where it was and opened in 1858 by Queen Victoria. At one end you see The House of Commons and the other The House of Lords. It is built in a way to resemble British Democracy. MP's are the British equivalent to Members of Congress. And you can see it in the central lobby one way is to the commons and the other is to the lords but only a few can see their chambers. The Reigning Monarch is never allowed into The House of Commons because King Charles the 1st because he swept through and demeaned to see five and arrest them because Parliament has attempted to resist his wishes and that they should obey him but they only obey the people. People are outraged by what he did and now their is a civil war between the Royalists and the puritans led by Oliver Cromwell and it lasted over ten years plus 190,000 people died which was a tenth of the English population and in 1651 Cromwell claimed victory and that year he tried the king for treason and found guilty and executed for treason. On January 30th is allowed to take a walk with his dog and is beheaded in front of hundreds of people for a good two years they don't have have monarch and they don't consider Cromwell one and in 1658 Cromwell died and in May of 1660 Charles the 2nd is invented to return from exile. Big Ben was built in 1854 and the hour hands are 9 feet long and the tip of each minute hand travels 118 miles a year and there is a thing called pendulum and it's 14 and a half feet long and their are 4 quarter bells that ring every quarter hour and one more the hour bell and the clock its self is not really named Big Ben but the largest bell is named Big Ben and it rings out at 117 decibels Big Ben is Named after Benjamin Caunt and he was a fighter and that was nickname and he was 6 feet tall and 4 inches. The bell cost at the time cost 2,401 pounds and the total to recast Big Ben costs about 572 pounds in 19th century money and now that would half a million dollars and it's tower was going to be called St Stephen's but renamed the Elizabeth tower. King Edward the 8th was the first Monarch in over a hundred years to step down due to him wanting to marry a woman named Wallis Simpson the reason why it was wrong because she has had two divorces . King George reigned after him from December 11, 1936 to February 6 1952 he was also Queen Elizabeth's farther and she has been Queen ever since and she is now the longest reigning queen ever since.
Overall I learned so much and this is a example of it. I love to learn about Westminster and British Politics and so much
Score 10/10
The House of Lords and Commons
King Charles the 1st
Oliver Cromwell
Charlies the 2nd
Big Ben Bell
Benjamin Caunt
King Edward the 8th and his wife Wallis Simpson
Queen Elizabeth the second in 1953
Until 1257 Kings ruled just about anywhere they lived, but Henry the 3rd decided to make Westminster his place for Parliament and that was the birth of The House of Commons.In 1547 King Edward the 6th moved it from Westminster abbey to down the street and there is a chair that has been at every coronation since about the 10th century.In the 11th century Westminster Hall inside was built the roof out of oak a astonishing thing for engineering and when it was finished it was the biggest span arch in all of Europe. A lot of people were prosecuted here for example in 1606 Guy Fawkes was tried their for almost blowing up Westminster himself with 36 barrels of gunpowder. In 1603 King James he put his people into religious turmoil and instructed his spymaster Sir Robert Cecil to banish all Catholic Priests. So a group of young Catholic Priests were ticked off and asked Guy Fawkes who was 33 years old to do the bombing. It's not the Westminster you see now it was pretty much a lot of old buildings there was a fire in 1837 that damaged them and the one you see now was built on the same spot where it was and opened in 1858 by Queen Victoria. At one end you see The House of Commons and the other The House of Lords. It is built in a way to resemble British Democracy. MP's are the British equivalent to Members of Congress. And you can see it in the central lobby one way is to the commons and the other is to the lords but only a few can see their chambers. The Reigning Monarch is never allowed into The House of Commons because King Charles the 1st because he swept through and demeaned to see five and arrest them because Parliament has attempted to resist his wishes and that they should obey him but they only obey the people. People are outraged by what he did and now their is a civil war between the Royalists and the puritans led by Oliver Cromwell and it lasted over ten years plus 190,000 people died which was a tenth of the English population and in 1651 Cromwell claimed victory and that year he tried the king for treason and found guilty and executed for treason. On January 30th is allowed to take a walk with his dog and is beheaded in front of hundreds of people for a good two years they don't have have monarch and they don't consider Cromwell one and in 1658 Cromwell died and in May of 1660 Charles the 2nd is invented to return from exile. Big Ben was built in 1854 and the hour hands are 9 feet long and the tip of each minute hand travels 118 miles a year and there is a thing called pendulum and it's 14 and a half feet long and their are 4 quarter bells that ring every quarter hour and one more the hour bell and the clock its self is not really named Big Ben but the largest bell is named Big Ben and it rings out at 117 decibels Big Ben is Named after Benjamin Caunt and he was a fighter and that was nickname and he was 6 feet tall and 4 inches. The bell cost at the time cost 2,401 pounds and the total to recast Big Ben costs about 572 pounds in 19th century money and now that would half a million dollars and it's tower was going to be called St Stephen's but renamed the Elizabeth tower. King Edward the 8th was the first Monarch in over a hundred years to step down due to him wanting to marry a woman named Wallis Simpson the reason why it was wrong because she has had two divorces . King George reigned after him from December 11, 1936 to February 6 1952 he was also Queen Elizabeth's farther and she has been Queen ever since and she is now the longest reigning queen ever since.
Overall I learned so much and this is a example of it. I love to learn about Westminster and British Politics and so much
Score 10/10
Henry the third top
Bottom Edward the sixth
The House of Lords and Commons
King Charles the 1st
Oliver Cromwell
Charlies the 2nd
Big Ben Bell
Benjamin Caunt
King Edward the 8th and his wife Wallis Simpson
Queen Elizabeth the second in 1953
Thursday, May 18, 2017
Monty Python and The Life of Brain Review
Monty Python is one of the funny movies i have watched in a while and i enjoyed every bit of it. The story is about the life of a man named Brain. I won't spoil what happens but prepare to be laughing your butt off.
Pros
Story
Humor
Characters
Pacing
No negatives
10/10
Pros
Story
Humor
Characters
Pacing
No negatives
10/10
Wednesday, May 17, 2017
LA Confidential Review
Here is My Review
LA Confidential is a Neo-Noir film set in early 1950's Los Angles. Staring Kevin Spacey as Detective Jack Vincennces, Russel Crowe as Wendell White,Guy Pearce as Detective Edmund Exley, Kim Bashinger as Lynn Bracken and Danny Devito as Sid Hundgens. The story is Three policemen, each with his own motives and obsessions, tackle the corruption surrounding an unsolved murder at a downtown Los Angeles coffee shop in the early 1950s. The Acting was really good especially from Kevin Spacey, Russel Crowe and Guy Perice. The story is very intriguing from the beginning all the way to the end, there were a couple of wow moments. The characters were very interesting in their own equine way. There is not that much to the soundtrack but it has a noir vibe and there is also licensed music from Frank Sintria to Dean Martin. The pacing was done very well. The cinematography was done well for 1950's Los Angles. The enjoyment for me was really good it reminds me of a video game i played called LA Noire the story with the possibility of some police officers who believe they are above the law.
Pros
Story
Pacing
Soundtrack
Characters
Enjoyment
Cons
A little one the first 5 minutes are kinda slow in my opinion.
And not enough composed music
My Matrix
Acting 9.6
Story 9.8
Characters 9.3
Soundtrack 8.6
Pacing 9.5
Cinematography 9.1
Enjoyment 10
65/70
LA Confidential is a Neo-Noir film set in early 1950's Los Angles. Staring Kevin Spacey as Detective Jack Vincennces, Russel Crowe as Wendell White,Guy Pearce as Detective Edmund Exley, Kim Bashinger as Lynn Bracken and Danny Devito as Sid Hundgens. The story is Three policemen, each with his own motives and obsessions, tackle the corruption surrounding an unsolved murder at a downtown Los Angeles coffee shop in the early 1950s. The Acting was really good especially from Kevin Spacey, Russel Crowe and Guy Perice. The story is very intriguing from the beginning all the way to the end, there were a couple of wow moments. The characters were very interesting in their own equine way. There is not that much to the soundtrack but it has a noir vibe and there is also licensed music from Frank Sintria to Dean Martin. The pacing was done very well. The cinematography was done well for 1950's Los Angles. The enjoyment for me was really good it reminds me of a video game i played called LA Noire the story with the possibility of some police officers who believe they are above the law.
Pros
Story
Pacing
Soundtrack
Characters
Enjoyment
Cons
A little one the first 5 minutes are kinda slow in my opinion.
And not enough composed music
My Matrix
Acting 9.6
Story 9.8
Characters 9.3
Soundtrack 8.6
Pacing 9.5
Cinematography 9.1
Enjoyment 10
65/70
Thursday, March 23, 2017
Chinatown Review
Chinatown has one of the greatest mysteries films i have watched in recent memory.The story is confusing but it makes sense eventually to me at least.The soundtrack is a jazzy noir fantastic.I would give it a 9.5/10
Monday, March 13, 2017
Blame others for your mistakes
The video opened with a guy named Lester and he blamed that the box and guy number 2 was accused as well.Lester was calming that guy #2 didn't offer help and that he was on his break and not being productive.In the end it showed that Lester took the blame for the dropped box. Guy #2 offered to help and clean up and Lester accepted guy #2's help.I thought it told us do not blame each other for your mistakes.
Tuesday, February 28, 2017
Bother Co-Working while wirking
Raj was annoying his co working by doing annoying sounds like pretending to play the drums and speaking through a tube and his voice annoying Raj. I thought the video taught us to not annoy anyone while doing your job and wait like until your break and job.
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