"Fellowship of the Ring" is part one of a 3 part movie serious of "The Lord of The Rings." This movie was directed by Peter Jackson. It stars Elijah Wood, Andy Serkis, Ian Mckellen, Orlando Bloom, and Sean Austin.
I really liked this movie. This was the first time I had ever seen a "Lord of the Rings" movie. I did like the plot and the idea of using mythical creatures and made up countries. It was very interesting and always had me wondering what was gonna happen next. I didnt like the ending of the movie though. The movie ended as a cliff-hanger and I hate those.
The movie is relevant because it teaches us about friendship. The friendship that Sam and Frodo have is unbreakable. Sam promises Gandolf that he will never leave Frodo. When Frodo tries to leave Sam nearly drowns because he is trying to chase after Frodo. The hobbits have a great love between each other. So in the end, it is relevant because it teaches us a lesson about friendship and how its important.
Friday, January 30, 2015
Friday, January 23, 2015
Harvey
"Harvey" is a comedy movie that was directed by Henry Koster in 1950. The movie stars James Stewart as "Mr.Elwood", Josephine Hall as "Veta Louise", Peggy Dow as "Miss Kelly.", Charles Drake as "Dr. Lyman Sanderson", and Cecil Kellaway as Dr. "Chumley."
I kind of liked this movie. It seemed a little bit silly. I mean really, a six foot three inch, invisible, rabbit? I wish that we could have seen the rabbit in the movie. I also would have liked it if it would have been in color, instead of black and white. But I still found this movie interesting. It kept me interested throughout the whole movie.
I think that the rabbit was real. The proof of it being real is in the movie. The doors open up and the wallets were stolen. Dr. Chumley saw him and so did Veta Louise. So Mr. Elwood was not the only one to see Harvey.
I kind of liked this movie. It seemed a little bit silly. I mean really, a six foot three inch, invisible, rabbit? I wish that we could have seen the rabbit in the movie. I also would have liked it if it would have been in color, instead of black and white. But I still found this movie interesting. It kept me interested throughout the whole movie.
I think that the rabbit was real. The proof of it being real is in the movie. The doors open up and the wallets were stolen. Dr. Chumley saw him and so did Veta Louise. So Mr. Elwood was not the only one to see Harvey.
Friday, January 16, 2015
Grapes of Wrath
"The Grapes of Wrath" is based off the book written by John Steinbeck. The movie was directed by John Ford. The movie stars Henry Fondra as "Tom Joad", Jane Darewell as Ma Joad, and John Carradine as "Casy."
I really liked this movie. I thought it was really good even though it was in black and white. I liked the historical background in the movie. It had a great plot, and I believe Henry Fondra was the perfect actor to play Tom Joad. Tom was my favorite Character because he never let anyone tell him what to do, and he was very independent.
There are a few things that I did not like about the movie as well. I do not really like black and white movies that well because I believe that a movie with color. With color, the person watching the movie can see things or objects in a different perspective. I also did not like the ending of the movie. The movie just left us hanging and had a dumb ending. It doesn't specify where Tom or the family ended up.
I really liked this movie. I thought it was really good even though it was in black and white. I liked the historical background in the movie. It had a great plot, and I believe Henry Fondra was the perfect actor to play Tom Joad. Tom was my favorite Character because he never let anyone tell him what to do, and he was very independent.
There are a few things that I did not like about the movie as well. I do not really like black and white movies that well because I believe that a movie with color. With color, the person watching the movie can see things or objects in a different perspective. I also did not like the ending of the movie. The movie just left us hanging and had a dumb ending. It doesn't specify where Tom or the family ended up.
Monday, January 12, 2015
Raiders of The Lost Ark
"Raiders of the Lost Ark" was directed by Stephen Spielburg. It was produced by George Lucas, the man who produced "Star Wars." The movie stars Harrison Ford as "Indiana Jones", Karren Allan as "Marion", and Paul Freeman as "Dr. Rene Belloq."
I really liked this movie. This was my first "Indiana Jones" movie that I had ever seen. I have seen Harrison Ford in "Star Wars" earlier this year. He is a great actor. I liked the plot and how he had to battle his rival, Dr. Belloq, throughout the whole movie. The movie had numerous historic and Biblical references such as Hitler and the Nazi's, and the Ten Commandments in the Bible.
The things that I didnt like about this movie was the graphics. In some scenes the graphics and animation wasn't as great as the movies today. For example, when the souls came out and killed the Nazi's when they opened the covenant, I think that the animation could have been a little bit better.
I really liked this movie. This was my first "Indiana Jones" movie that I had ever seen. I have seen Harrison Ford in "Star Wars" earlier this year. He is a great actor. I liked the plot and how he had to battle his rival, Dr. Belloq, throughout the whole movie. The movie had numerous historic and Biblical references such as Hitler and the Nazi's, and the Ten Commandments in the Bible.
The things that I didnt like about this movie was the graphics. In some scenes the graphics and animation wasn't as great as the movies today. For example, when the souls came out and killed the Nazi's when they opened the covenant, I think that the animation could have been a little bit better.
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