Wednesday, January 7, 2009
#10 Review
Monday, December 15, 2008
# 9 One of my Favorite Movies
In the script, one detail that would be included would be that Wesley is pretending to be the Dread Pirate Roberts. Another detail would be that Vizzini has a sword up to Buttercup's throat. The script would also say that Wesley is wearing a mask to cover his face. Wesley also has iocaine powder in his pocket. Buttercup being blindfolded during the battle of wits would be another detail in the script. Another detail is that there are two goblets on the table. There is also wine on the table. Also, the script would say that Wesley put both goblets in front of him and turned away from Vizzini when he put iocaine in them.
One detail that would be added once filming began would be how Vizzini gestures with his hands. Also, they would add Buttercup gasping when Vizzini pressed harder with the sword. Another detail that would be added is that Vizzini grabs Buttercup's arm. Vizzini inhaling loudly would also be an added detail. They would also add that Vizzini is calm as he describes his logic. Another detail that would be added is that Wesley's hand is on his chin as he says, "You truely have a dizzing intellect." They would also have Vizzini have a sort of evil laugh right before his death. They would also include that Vizzini just falls over.
Monday, November 17, 2008
# 7 Pet Day
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
#6 The Law
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
#5 Creature
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
#4 invention

Tuesday, September 23, 2008
#3 cityscape
 All the lights in the city are never off at the same time.  They remain on like a nightlight in a child's bedroom.  Cars speed across the city streets like horses running at the Kentucky Derby.  The subway beneath the street causes the road above it to vibrate as it zooms along the track.  Some of the skyscrapers in the city are over fifty stories high.  A breeze sends chills down the backs of people outside and forces the tree branches to dance.  Fast-Food resturants, that are open late, fill the air with the aroma of hamburgers and french fries.  Clouds of car exhaust make pedesterians gag.  Musicians are playing on streetcorners for money.  Homeless people have given up on their panhandling and have resided to their park benches or alleys.  Litter covers the streets like gum covers the bottom of a desk in a classroom.  Headaches pound at the heads of the workaholics still at their jobs.  Children who are in bed feel the warmth of their covers as they cuddle with their favorite stuffed animal.  Televisions are roaring while adults watch the news and Dave Letterman's Late Show.  Cars are honking and dogs are barking.  The city is a circus that never stops performing.