The Defenders Essay

Mazzello (The Pacific), having based the film on his own brother's disappoint of not reaching the major leagues, as I said early, isn't perfect. The film jumps in and out of rhythm, almost like he didn't want to edit anything. Event with that, though, the cast and characters are likable enough to keep you interested. The film is at it's best during the scenes focusing on the camaraderie or lack of inside the 12 man unit. Some might say the characters are bit stereotypical, but from my experience of cover sports, (yah this nerd use to do that), and being around athletics, I'd say I've met a lot of these guys before.

dull at the same time. There was has to be action between characters, alot of diaglouge to see wahts in the mind of the characters.

It does sound like the reason behind this is the fact that not everyone binge watches the show immediately. Longmire fans could be taking their time to watch all 10 episodes. They will need to wait for all of the Longmire ratings to be in and that just hasn’t happened yet. Hopefully the fans letting Netflix know how they feel will help get Longmire at least one more season and maybe more.

The new introduction was great as always. Each character gets their unique title card and new additions always work extremely well. I’m glad they still show the shot of the walker strolling through the field from Season 2.

Imagine what it would be like to be emerge from a hidden bunker after fifteen years of being brainwashed into thinking the world had ended? Or discovering that your best friend had suddenly disappeared off the face of the earth leaving a trail of sinister clues behind? These are the plots of two of my favorite television shows. Both of these shows are a Netflix Original Series, which means that you can sit down and watch a whole season without having to wait for the next episode. This makes them easy to devour in one sitting, personally, I’d say I watched both serieses in three days. Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and Stranger Things are both excellent Netflix Original Series with outstanding characters, storylines, production. Although they may

English Book Review – Mkuzo Kuwani General Information Title: Alex Cross, Run Author: James Patterson Publisher: Arrow Books (2013) Price: $15.00 (R160.00) Type of Book: Fiction Number of Pages: 508 (including epilogue) Genre: Mystery/ Thriller Book Information Setting: Washington D.C. – present time Main Character:

While there strengths to this pilot, overall the pilot would benefit from more development. The areas to discuss include the structure, the pace, clarification, and tension, as well as further character development.

Netflix has ruled my summer. Netflix is awesome. There are so many great shows to choose from: such as, Its Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Breaking Bad, Parks & Rec, plus the cartoons- Family Guy and The Cleveland Show. Netflix can cover and support my every mood. For example: when I am bummed out- I watch Family Guy- where I literally laugh out loud. If I am in a serious mood- I will watch Breaking Bad- the story of what not to do. Finally, when I am tired and cannot fall asleep, all I need to do is put on a History Channel documentary and I am out like a light!

Despite the seemingly silly premise, they have inserted quite a few smart plotlines and clever character arcs. The problem is that the series takes a long time to come into its own. You do not get an instant feel for the mood or character the same way you do with Family Guy, South Park or they way you did with 24.

The dialogue reveals information about each character and their motivations. It’s a bit repetitive at times and overly chatty. Trim dialogue to enhance pace.

It's definitely a "Teenage Drama" so if you aren't into that then I suggest not watching it. One of the main reasons I like the show is because it surrounds topics that could happen in everyday life to almost anyone.

But there are a few things bthat I did not really care for int this show,but I don't really think that taking a different direction would have helped it.in the the beginning of the show it seemed kind forced like it was trying to like prove it was a modern show.like the two actors in the first scene,the two actors seemed so focused and I am aware that one of the actors,the male actor was supposed to be awkward and look uncomfortable because of the girl. But the girl just looked so forced at one point I thought it was in the script as a stage derection for her to seem overly pushed,but then I found and read the scrip online and that's when the show made more since to me. The first time I saw the show

One major thing I noticed was the similarity between the characters. Rachel to Aubrey? Both of these characters seem to fit the role as the female group leader. Well both of them share

B. Relevance: Have any of you seen a Spider-Man movie? What about Thor or Iron Man? Very few of us in this room can say we have not seen an action packed Marvel movie at least once. Since its humble beginnings in 1939, Marvel has revolutionized not only the comic book world, but also set the bar incredibly high for all potential superhero movies. Marvel is completely relevant to the yearly cinema culture we find ourselves in the midst of, and continues to grow in popularity.

The constant battle between our favorites has shown itself common now more than ever. Who do we like better? What do we like better? What is the absolute best? Are these questions necessary? No. But do they keep our lives interesting? Oh yes. In the spring of every year, there always seems to be a new superhero movie that debuts and leaves us on the edge of our seats, waiting for the next one. This year, we are being blessed with two movies, from two separate corporations, Marvel and DC; which leaves us with the question… Who did it better?