Hate
///HATRED
It's interesting to see how hate towards a group can form a bond within that group that no one can break. The greater the hate, the stronger the bond.
Andrew Niccol is a great writer. His storylines always have some deeper meaning behind it. Interesting movies that make you think.
Tarsem Singh is a great director. His movies have some crazy art direction.
Same with Zach Snyder.
I don't feel the same way about authors though. Every book by every author seems to be too similar after you read one of their books. Similar themes and styles. Makes for a boring read. I found this out after reading about seven Redwall books. Here's the general guideline to Redwall.
1) Kids travel, play and have fun.
2) Festival occurs with otters, scones, and tea.
3) Danger is looming.
4) A group ventures out.
5) Main danger moves out and engages the main town of the book.
6) Group is fighting their way back to help.
7) Gigantic friendly army shows up and defeats enemies.
8) Festival occurs with otters, scones, tea, and a big ass badger.
9) The end.
Gattaca is an interesting take on Brave New World. Talk about an inspirational movie on the human spirit and passion.
I think I'll finish The Alchemist by the end of tomorrow.
Machiavelli said, "It is better to be feared than loved." This is true in relation to his book on being a king but trying to work this into every day life won't work.
It's interesting to see how hate towards a group can form a bond within that group that no one can break. The greater the hate, the stronger the bond.
Andrew Niccol is a great writer. His storylines always have some deeper meaning behind it. Interesting movies that make you think.
Tarsem Singh is a great director. His movies have some crazy art direction.
Same with Zach Snyder.
I don't feel the same way about authors though. Every book by every author seems to be too similar after you read one of their books. Similar themes and styles. Makes for a boring read. I found this out after reading about seven Redwall books. Here's the general guideline to Redwall.
1) Kids travel, play and have fun.
2) Festival occurs with otters, scones, and tea.
3) Danger is looming.
4) A group ventures out.
5) Main danger moves out and engages the main town of the book.
6) Group is fighting their way back to help.
7) Gigantic friendly army shows up and defeats enemies.
8) Festival occurs with otters, scones, tea, and a big ass badger.
9) The end.
Gattaca is an interesting take on Brave New World. Talk about an inspirational movie on the human spirit and passion.
I think I'll finish The Alchemist by the end of tomorrow.
Machiavelli said, "It is better to be feared than loved." This is true in relation to his book on being a king but trying to work this into every day life won't work.
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