My new Matrix bullet time video were I dodge bullets fired by a clone of me!

                                                                                            

Film of the day edited

The Avengers Assemble

The Avengers was directed by Joss Whedon. The film was based on the marvel comics and is about Nick Fury assembling a group of special super heroes. The film was in 3D at the cinema and people have been waiting for it to come out for a long time.

Before this film was made films for all the different characters came out: Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Iron Man 2, Hulk. But this was the film that brought all the characters together. Overall, the characters were Iron Man, Hulk, the Black Widow, Thor, Captain America, Hawk Eye, Nick Fury and all the other guards and agents.

Even though there was lots of epic action in 3D, there was still lots of good character development between Iron Man and Bruce Banner (Hulk), and Black Widow and Hawk Eye. It had a good flow to it and was fun to watch. I would definitely see it again and would recommend it for a fun watch.

 

Here's the edited ver!

Film of The Day

The A-Team

I have watched this film hundreds of times and love it! It's intresting to compare it to the originall. I was expecting something serious and modern and stupid! but this was just plain redicouls, like the originall serious... flying a tank!

Film of the day

Henry V

This film was based on a play by Willam Shakespear. I liked the way they made play script sound more normal and realistic. I thouaght Kenneth Branagh's performance was good  as Henry V and I thouaght lots of the scenes were very dramatic and action packed.

 William Shakespear

Hello fellow people!
I watched the opening of The Texas Chain Saw Masacre last night but figured it's not the best thing to watch before bed with a name like... The Texas Chain Saw Masacre lol! We stopped the film when leverface had already killed some guy by grabbing him and pulping his head all over the place with a hammer and when he grabbed some woman and put her on a butcher's spike thing. Then he got the chain saw and started waving it about to cut her to shreds....That's were I stopped it! he also had a butches cloth robe thing on!
So now I'm going to play GTA San Andreas on the old Xbox! I'm going to put some cheats in so you can fly cars and make planes.

Film of The Day

Hitler The Rise of Evil

What happened in the U.S (Wall Street) to create the conditions that brought Hitler to power?

The Great Depression began with the wall street crash in October 1929. It spread worldwide creating homeless people and causing businesses to close down because they were making no money. As a result of this many people supported Hitler and became Nazis.

In which ways do you think Hitler was influenced by Nietzsche?

Hitler thought all Nazis must have blond hair blue eyes and be strong. He also thought that they shouldn’t be wimpy and should just get on with whatever the problem was. He also appears to be influenced by Nietzsche’s concepts of the will to power and the Übermensch.

What was the Jewish problem as Hitler saw it?

In this film they show how Hitler thought the Jews were taking over and invading. Hitler thought that they were going to take over Germany so he rebelled with the Nazis.

What was the “final solution” regarding the Jews?

Hitler put the Jews into concentration camps and killed millions.

What do you think of Robert Carlisle’s portrayal of Hitler?

I thought Robert Carlisle was good at being  Hitler because of the way he portrayed the hatred of the Jews and Hitler wanting power. Robert Carlisle  has been in other film such as 28 Weeks Later, The Full Monty, The World is Not Enough, etc. I like the way how, even though he plays Hitler, he still doesn’t do a German accent, which makes sense since the film is in English.

Who was the actor playing President Hindenburg, what else has he been in?

Peter  O’ Toole played President Hindenburg. He has been in other films like... Lawrence of Arabia, Ratatouille, The Lion in Winter, The last Emperor, Troy etc.

What is your overall opinion of the film?

Overall I enjoyed the film and liked the actors’ performances. I thought it was interesting to see what actually happened. It also had good C.G.I... muzzle flashes, explosions, etc. And I liked the atmosphere.

By Theo Prior

Ironclad Review

Ironclad

1)      The main character in Ironclad (played by James Purefroy) is a Knight Templar. What is a Templar?

Knights Templars came around about the year 1118 to protect pilgrims. they wore a white robe with a red cross, chain mail and a sword along with a cloak. They where only allowed one horse.

   

2)       Where did they originate from? What conflicts does being a Templar cause him in the film?

The main character has to stick to the rules and keep to the different vows such as the vow of silence. Templars aren’t allowed to retreat which is a good thing since for most of the film the main characters are defending a castle. Also he is not allowed to look at women or speak to them, but in the end he has no choice and has to  leave the Order.  Knights Templars fight for God and are a religious order. They are extremely good at fighting and can’t kill or eat their horses which creates a problem when they have nothing to eat. Everyone else ate their horse but the main character (Thomas) can’t eat his.      

3)      What was the film about? Does it remind you of any other films? In what way?

 I thought it was very much like The Magnificent Seven in the fact that in both films they travel and find more people to join the group, and in Ironclad  it turns out to be seven main characters with the help of  the people in the castle defending. In the Magnificent Seven they journey around until they also make a team of seven. They then defend the village with help from the villagers. In both films some of the main characters die and they are outnumbered massively. Therefore, I think Ironclad was probably at least partly influenced by The Magnificent Seven.

    

4)      The film is very violent at times. What is your view on this?

 Did it help that so much graphic violence was shown? Is it a strength or a weakness? I thought that Ironclad had lots of gore and slow-motion fights and camera shakes. This kind of gore and shaky camera effects was what I expected because it came from the directors of 300, which I also enjoyed. Some gore was needed for authenticity but Ironclad sometimes seemed more concerned with the effects of different weapons than with other aspects of the story telling.

5)      If you directed this film, is there anything you would have done differently? Why?

 Overall there wasn’t much I would have changed apart from I didn’t like the lighting in some of the shots because it just looked like it had been filmed straight from the camera and not adjusted much. I probably would have made it slightly darker and gave it a little bit more of a tint like in 300.

 

6)      What is Magna Carta? Why is it important?

The Magna Carter came about at the time of King John when his brother King Richard I died. The Magna Carta was a long list of all the laws for all countries that speak English. The Magna Carta was important because it strengthened the idea that a monarch’s power was limited, not absolute.