The Best Damn Thing

First things first, I want to apologise to any of the film crew will have worked hard on this movie in some form or another. What I have to say is in no way a reflection of your overall talent or skills. This is merely a review of a movie that tried and failed. It tried to be a gory, slasher flick and it only ended up being a mean, bloody mess of a film. With its crass death metal soundtrack and anti-religion message, The Orphan Killer is a flick that does gore for gore sake and not much else.…

got any easier. Two years passed; I was hoping things would be easier, In fact, it was worse; the torment and bullying started the very first week. I started to believe the things they were saying, like “Go back to fat land” Was there such a place? Would I be accepted there? They would trip me, bursting out laughing with their friends, jeering, making comments like "It won't hurt you; you will just bounce or roll." Where did kids learn such nasty things.…

of a parent for Lennie and he never has the opportunity to make friends with the same mindset as his own due to the fact he is dragged behind by a man with the mind of a child. He must constantly worry about whether Lennie does the morally correct things and assure that he does not break the law. He isolates himself from society because he spends so much time focused on Lennie, he does not worry as much about himself. However, he does resent Lennie for…

Everyone was gone. That is the only way I can explain it. One day I woke up and no one one was there. I first thought that mom and dad went to work early, but I noticed more peculiar things as the day went by. I opened my car door, and for some reason it was filled with water. The water startled me as it came dripping towards my feet. Along with that, no one was at the bus stop as they usually were. No one was at school either. I came home with nothing to do. So I went into the kitchen and got…

tournament - Being a senior I’ve never won a tournament for baseball - Now we’re in the championship game against the Calumet Copper Kings - I could not be more confident going into a game than I am right now - We’re throwing our horse and he’s pretty damn good at what he does - The first pitch gets tossed and my initial thoughts are that Calumet looks tired and lazy - I wanted to jump all over them as Calumet is one of my most hated schools in the UP - I walk up to the plate with a runner on…

share the same reaction, destructiveness. Along with their mental difficulties, Hamlet and Holden isolate themselves which makes them even more mentally unstable. Hamlet isolates himself, which causes him to be much more lonely than before. Hamlet's best friends, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern has just arrived, but Hamlet discovers that they are only here to spy on him which makes him very upset: … I have of late, but wherefore I know not, lost all my mirth, forgone all custom of exercises,…

symbolizes Lennie, and foreshadows his death. Candy and his dog, share similarities to, the main characters George and Lennie. When the men are talking about the situation with Candy’s dog, and how they want to kill it, Candy says on page 44 “He was the best damn sheep dog I ever seen.” (Steinbeck). In this scene Candy is talking on the behalf of his dog, he compliments it for its greatness as a working sheep herder. Candy used his dog as a worker, this is similar to, the duo of George and…

here, I mainly wrote this for a cautionary measure against the horrid thing called the PG-13 and how I like certain things done. I feel like if I label this story as mature even if it has like maybe one, maybe two, or maybe- who really gives a damn.…

Setting of this play there are many things that occur in the story which would not happen anywhere else. The extent to which the novel, The Half-Blood Blues, is a reaction to setting and society of the author is great because the novel is closely related to; the invasion of France…

Director Zack Snyder’s “Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice” took its hype train to terminal velocity with a too-big-to-fail marketing approach that eventually crashed into a cinematic cacophony that might just be best to the deaf viewer. Like dropping names of high-brow friends at a posh party, Snyder lobbed out a pitch some years ago to pin the world’s two most revered superheroes against one another in a sort of theatrical cage match that any unsuspecting moviegoer could sink his or her teeth…