Hello everyone! Welcome to the blockbusters and schlock-busters: the best and worst of film and television. (Source: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120382/mediaviewer/rm1927354112) Today, I would like to introduce The Truman Show (1998), which is directed by Peter Lindsay Weir and the Jim Carrey is the main performer in this movie. Truman is an ordinary people, except for some unusual experiences - the first love girlfriend suddenly disappeared and drowned father seems to have been in the eyes. It made him feel lost. He had tried to leave her life for many years, but always can't attend due to a variety of weird reasons. Until one day, he suddenly found himself seems to have been being followed, no matter where he goes, doing things. This kind of feeling has already become more and more intense. Truman decided to flee his life at all costs for more than 30 years, looking for his first girlfriend. "The Truman show" with an almost cruel story with a kind of ...
Hello fellow readers! Welcome back for your weekly dose of documentary genre review. Today, I’ll be taking about the movie ‘Blow’. Released in 2001 the movie based on a true story, Blow recounts the life of George Jung, played by Johnny Depp. an American who managed his way into the burgeoning cocaine importing industry at the height of the Medellin Cartel's infamy. Despite what he may have thought, Jung himself was a small-scale player in a global business, and he was relatively quickly shuffled out of the deck of drug kingpins, landing repeatedly in jail. In the mid 1960s George moves to California and vows to never be poor or want for anything. He establishes himself as the local beach marijuana supplier for local distributor Derek and quickly graduates to supplying weed to New England campuses, transporting it from California in the unchecked luggage’s of airline stewardesses. After the death of his wife, the stewardes...
When we think of the genre ‘Documentary’ we presume that it’s going to be old and boring. I’ll be talking about the T.V series Top Gear. The program originally began life in 1977, as a half hour motoring program on the BBC in the United Kingdom. The original format ran for twenty-four years. Then came the rise of Top gear in 2001. The show was revamped, where three middle-aged blokes reviewed cars, played hilarious jokes on each other and go nuts with their high-end supercars around a converted runway racetrack, pouring smoke all over the track. Every year the boys broadcast a special episode where they go on a trip somewhere around the globe and wreak havoc on each other’s life but still maintaining to keep it factual, after all it’s a documentary. The show has generated millions of pounds for the BBC with a steady audience of 300 million viewers per week and has won many notable awards. So, what’s holding you back from binge-watc...
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