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first alien contact movie.
this year(or decade in my opinion).
it's premise is an old favorite in the sci fi genre. Aliens arrive on earth and seek contact (or alternatively conquest) with humans. But this films adds tremendous depth and uniqueness to the premise and overall focuses on the more positive aspect of contact.
The premise in question is this; Twelve alien ships dubbed "Shells" suddenly appear In various parts of the world, prompting the government's of each affected country to scramble in order to understand what's going on. one happens to land in Montana and we follow Louise Banks, a linguist, who is recruited by the US to help translate communications with these otherworldly beings. Meanwhile the rest of the world reacts In there own way to the visitors, and not all are friendly.
Arrival is, in all honesty, a beautiful film, one that focuses on communication and why it is so essential for civilization and individuals to take the time to understand each other rather than react to presumptions. The film itself has moments of tragedy, horror (with no gore or violence), hope, discovery and more importantly, understanding.
The Cinematography is stunning and the musical score adds weight to what' your supposed to feel In each and every scene.
and the overall theme is the most important.
Honestly I wish I could bombard you guys with details and analysis but I don't want to spoil this movie.
it's best that you see this movie for yourself.
Peace be the journey-
M.C
first alien contact movie.
this year(or decade in my opinion).
it's premise is an old favorite in the sci fi genre. Aliens arrive on earth and seek contact (or alternatively conquest) with humans. But this films adds tremendous depth and uniqueness to the premise and overall focuses on the more positive aspect of contact.
The premise in question is this; Twelve alien ships dubbed "Shells" suddenly appear In various parts of the world, prompting the government's of each affected country to scramble in order to understand what's going on. one happens to land in Montana and we follow Louise Banks, a linguist, who is recruited by the US to help translate communications with these otherworldly beings. Meanwhile the rest of the world reacts In there own way to the visitors, and not all are friendly.
Arrival is, in all honesty, a beautiful film, one that focuses on communication and why it is so essential for civilization and individuals to take the time to understand each other rather than react to presumptions. The film itself has moments of tragedy, horror (with no gore or violence), hope, discovery and more importantly, understanding.
The Cinematography is stunning and the musical score adds weight to what' your supposed to feel In each and every scene.
and the overall theme is the most important.
Honestly I wish I could bombard you guys with details and analysis but I don't want to spoil this movie.
it's best that you see this movie for yourself.
Peace be the journey-
M.C
A Final Word on 020
It has undeniably been a rough year for all of us, given the Covid-19 Pandemic, political turbulence and the large amounts of social upheaval that has occurred all throughout the year. But amidst all the anxiety, tension, division and loss, there's been moments and opportunities for comfort, unity, belonging and love to flourish. I know that some among you have- or know of someone-, who has sadly lost someone to this pandemic. But we can best honor their memory, not just by following pandemic protocols until the day where the vaccine has hopefully become publicly available, but by keeping up our spirits, and reaching out to and helping those you know are still hurting or struggling, weather than be in the realm of the digital, or the real world. We honor them by bringing joy, laughter, awe, and love to the world. We honor them by maintaining our currents bonds of friendship and fellowship how best we can, and perhaps find new ones in the days to come. 2021 may be a chance for
Here's to 2020
when ever the time of new years eve rolls around, i can't help but try to reflect on the good and the the bad of each year.
to try and reflect on all the triumphs and tragedies,
the accomplishments and failings,
the heights of joy and the stumbling and rock bottoms of sorrow.
the old habits and new experiences,
the hope the dread of each new possibility and probability.
we've seen a lot this year.
from political circuses, to triumphs of activism and awareness, to the end of series and franchises to the begging of news ones.
we've edged ever closer to new scientific and technological developments which, while bringing their own set
NYC Comic Con strikes again (2019)
ya gotta love the big apple am i right? Sorry for not posting for a while* (* an absurdly long time), but I've been caught up in day to day stuff. And while i would like to ramble, i don't wanna overwhelm anyone or come off as narcissistic.
anyway i yet again manged to get to comic yesterday and let me tell you, it was happening as always. crowds, comics, merchandise, games, cosplay, movies, anything a fellow nerd could want. plus it helps that the people are actually nice.
admittedly there weren't a lot of panels i attended thoroughly , largely due to how the con center is built and because my friends and i go one day (though i hope to ch
The Rise Of Anime Boston (2019)
Hey yall, I'm back!
(well, technically I'm no longer AFK, due to forgetting to log out. but enough about that).
my fifth time up to Anime Boston!
let me tell you it is always a huge joy to be there and to meet old acquaintances and make new ones. not to mention seeing new anime, as well as screenings of old material you've seen in room with other people to enjoy. the staff, as always we're helpful. and I finally used the guidebook app to help schedule things. and like last year I was geared my towards panels than merchandise.
and like last year i'll divide this into parts with lines so it's not a huge wall of text.
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