This movie was a lot more emotional and complex than I originally anticipated, but that was a good thing. The film itself explored many emotions and told a story that others wouldn't have known otherwise. Emma Thompson was fantastic, as well Tom Hanks as Disney. The portrayls of the characters were incredibly relasitic and the supporting work by Colin Farrell was also great. Overall fasinating story that was well executed.

I have seen the final touches of this documentary. It makes you wander what really happen. Do the police really know more than what they are telling?

It is almost 150 years since the invention of cinema as we see it now. And yet, after more than a century, it is almost blasphemous for some people to call it the next level of storytelling. The reverence we still hold for books has never really been shared with movies. This is a shame because other than the normal routine of adapting a book for film, there are filmmakers who are weaving visual books themselves. Case in point-Lars Von Trier. Oscar Wilde famously said," Everything in the world is about sex, except sex.

Your Movie is Bad and You Should Feel Bad! Audition is a 1999 film directed by Takashi Miike and is based off the novel by Ryu Murakami. The movie follows the plot of a widowed husband and father, Shigeharu, who decides to find a new wife roughly seven years after the death of his first wife. The method he uses to find his new wife is through an audition. The auditions are interviews of women being told they are auditioning for a movie role. The auditions do not seem to be going well for the father, Shigeharu, but he eventually chooses a girl named Asami.

Peter Brook’s 1963 version of “Lord of the Flies” captures all aspects of the book while also being entertaining, thrilling, and suspenseful. Peter Brooks thesis “There is a beast in all of us,” was thoroughly described and envisioned throughout the key parts of the movie. During both murders of Simon and Piggy and the attempted murder of Ralph, the boys on the island quickly turned into bloodthirsty savages wanting to kill. The flamboyant screams helped capture the theme that humanity is the beast itself.