It's hot. Can't think about anything but the heat. Need to cool down. Must write more story soon. I don't know what this is about, but it's just flowing out of my fingers like water over Niagara. Frickin' A I wish I typed like this while writing.
It's frickin' hot.
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Friday, July 1, 2011
Just one movie this summer, please.
There is only one movie that I'd like to see which is based on a comic strip and cartoon: Captain America. I cannot get into any other movie. I will not see Transformers 3 or Green Lantern. Call me old or jaded, but I don't believe those movies will be entertaining to me.
I look forward to Captain America because the background is based on the older material and his origin story: how he grew up, how he was given strength, and what he did with that strength. This is the kind of story that I want to read in a book and watch on the big screen. Transformers isn't about the robots, it's about the kid (no offense to Shia Labouf). Green Lantern is about a cocky test pilot who doesn't know what to do with himself; not the kind of story I want to watch.
CA is the only story I can identify. Yes, his powers were given to him, but he had to earn that power by relentlessly trying to enter a war he was told he couldn't fight. I especially like how Steve Rodgers (before transformation) says something along the lines of "I have no right to live while others are dying for that right."
I am willing to believe this will be a good movie. I hope it will be when I watch it in theaters.
--HardWearJunkie
I look forward to Captain America because the background is based on the older material and his origin story: how he grew up, how he was given strength, and what he did with that strength. This is the kind of story that I want to read in a book and watch on the big screen. Transformers isn't about the robots, it's about the kid (no offense to Shia Labouf). Green Lantern is about a cocky test pilot who doesn't know what to do with himself; not the kind of story I want to watch.
CA is the only story I can identify. Yes, his powers were given to him, but he had to earn that power by relentlessly trying to enter a war he was told he couldn't fight. I especially like how Steve Rodgers (before transformation) says something along the lines of "I have no right to live while others are dying for that right."
I am willing to believe this will be a good movie. I hope it will be when I watch it in theaters.
--HardWearJunkie
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