Hooray for DSI!

I am going to probably going to get my DVD of Director Snag It back, which I had loaned to someone.

New Blog

Hello!

I have a new blog. It's called Recipes for the Young Chef.

In it, I give recipes which I use all of the time. 

Go to: http://recipesfortheyoungchef.blogspot.com/

 

Little Shop of Horrors (Special Edition)

I was thinking of making a Little Shop of Horrors with a new beginning and additional scenes.

But this might be difficult because I deleted Little Shop for disk space. I might be able to pull out of the disk image, though.

(With help, of course).

My Cat's Secret Lair Pt. 3

My airplane scene is finished. Here is a still from the ending. This scene was made separate from the movie because of all it's sound effects.

I figured if I could have all of the movie in bits, and then pieced together, then there wouldn't be a problem with the sound.

(By the way this model of the airplane couldn't of been completed if my grandpa hadn't reminded me to put in the engine turbine. Thanks.) A Note on the Temple: I created all of the surfaces myself. I copied the egypt-style, but with all cats. (Including the cat's eye, which, I believe, also came from Egyptians.)

My Review of Eragon

I know, it isn't my movie. But I'd ever-so-much like to review it.

I read the book first, so I knew exactly how they had changed it.

In the book, Eragon fights the soldiers and Ra-zac around camp with Rowen.

In the movie Rowen is sent away before you get to know his name, and Eragon runs away with the newly hatched egg. Before we are even obliged to get up from our seats to leave in disgust, Siphira is suddenly transformed into  true-blue enormous dragon.

It is sort of a good thing that she was able to speak so quickly, because without Siphira, the movie wouldn't make a cent.

Brom is introduced very quickly, and he seems to think Siphira is a great dragon.

Then Siphira know he just has to know a lot about dragons. The movie is filled to the brim with throwaway lines, like:

"Is is your fate to be a dragon rider." (Brom) "You must go on without me" (also Brom). And many others. It seems the script writers were to lazy to write decent lines. If it weren't for the battle scene, the movie would be uninteresting. (And even with it, it still is dull). In the book, lots of more interesting characters are introduced, and you actually feel for Eragon and Siphira.

In the movie, they are your piece of broccoli, neglected and dejected, you can't care less what happens to it. You end up feeding it to the dogs. (Except me, who likes broccoli).

The movie took the book, put it in a flower press and squeezed it until it was just a centimeter long and full of uninteresting pulp.

The director had to be pretty brave to take on such a clearly- failing script. 

I think that if the script writers had stuck to the book, the movie might've actually made some money.

Mr. UN-Beatable vrs. Mr. Stupid

It isn't the greatest movie on the planet, but it will do for now.

I am Mr. UN-Beatable, who happens to wear my grandfather's ski-mask and an assortment of disguises.

We never learn the name of the girl who is always following him around,

but who cares? Mr. Stupid is also called Mr. Abominable, but that doesn't seem to help the plot.

Mr. UN-Beatable vrs. Mr Stupid is now on DVD. (Just to get the thing off my disk-drive).

My Cat's Secret Lair is also doing well. Here is picture of a train. (used for transport in My Cat's Secret Lair)

and an airplane. (also used for transport in My Cat's Secret Lair)

My Cat's Secret Lair (part 2)

Hi! I am now back from vacation and now I am here to show you a new poster...

For My Cat's Secret Lair.