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Showing posts with label 2nd TERM. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2nd TERM. Show all posts

Friday, March 8, 2013

CONCLUSION

I loved this second term. We studied very powerful feelings: horror and love.
We read books, we watched movies and we did movies! 
We search information about the big masters: Poe, Hitchcock, Shakespeare, etc. And I think that we learnt a lot of history and culture.
I enjoyed everything that we did.

TIME FOR ROMANCE

At the end of the second term we did the romantic project. We read a small version of Romeo and Juliet and we saw the film, too. We were all very moved! Now we will respesent and record one scene of Romeo and Juliet.

I hardly ever see romantic films, because they're all the same: one handsome boy met one beautiful girl, they fall in love, they have some problems, and in the end, they will be together forever.
I like mistery, acction. I like to suffer for the characters, the feeling of never knowing what's going to be next and of course dramas (like R&J).

 My favourite romantic film is 50 Firsts Dates. It's about one boy who met a girl. He fell in love with her, but the girl has a mental problem and she will not remember anything the next day. I like this film because the boy will make her fall in love with him everyday and I think that it's very beautiful dooing that for the person you love.


Monday, January 21, 2013

NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS

At the beginning of the year I always use to have lots and lots of resolutions that I want to get. Then I just forgot everything because I'm always changing my mind about all the things around me. Perhaps two months ago I wanted someting that now I think that it's not useful and vice-versa.

I decided that my resolutions this year would be things that I'm always saying that I have to do.
My first resolution it would be keep doing some sport once a day.

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The second one would be give more importance to my homework than other things.

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My last one is learn to play the guitar, now that I have one I can't give up. 

Monday, December 10, 2012

MY FAVOURITE HORROR STORY

I didn't see so many horror movies because I don't like those kind of films that shows blood or a dead rotten body, but I love mistery movies, when you have to think about the things that are happening.
If I have to choose one film of horror I would choose The Ring. It's a very scary film, I think that the story is very original, and it have a little of mistery, too. The situation it was also scary: I was with some friends, we were sitting in a bed and everything was dark. We saw the film on the Internet and sometimes the video stopped in a suspense part, so we didn't know when it would continue. I really had a bad time!


In my opinion the worst scene, I mean, the best horror scene it's that one in the end, when the girl ghost comes out of the television and kills the boy. This is not scary at all, when I really get frightened it's when the girl founds him, in a chair which was rotated, so the girl didn't know that he was dead. Then the girl turns the chair in slow motion (that part of the scene when you've time to shout: don't turn the chair! Oh my godness don't do it!) and it appeared the dead body and it was terrible. 
I couldn't find that scene, but I found the scene before that:

THE SUSPENSE NOVEL

The master of suspense is Alfred Hitchcock. His most famous horror film was Psycho, in 1998.
In his horror films he use characters like serial killers.
Hitchock for create more suspense, he used a subjective camera to made the effect of that the camera is the character.



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Sunday, December 9, 2012

COMIC RELIEF

The film's directors use the comic relief when the film gets very tense or nervous. It's a character, scene or a funny dialogue for letting go all the acumulated temsion. It's useful for the people who is watching the film, because whith that, they can relax a little bit.
Maybe I laughed in some horror films but I can't remember any truly horror film that has some kind of fun in it.
A year ago I wached a film called Detention, just because Josh Hutcerson, one of my favourite actors, was in it. The film was half scary and half funny. It was a film for teenagers, I don't know if the intention of the screenwriters was trying to make us laugh or scary, but honestly, I don't like this kind of humor, so I didn't laugh so much.



Monday, December 3, 2012

THE PSYCHOLOGICAL NOVEL

The macabre story Tell-tale heart it's about a man who was butler in a house. The owner of the house was an old man who lived alone. The butler found scary the man's eye, because it was white, without the pupil. He couldn't live with this man because the eye it made him nervous and every time more and more. The man was good at him but he cannot live with it, so the butler killed the old man, and he hid the dead body under the floor. The neighbours heard an scream, so they sent a policeman to investigate the house. The butler said that the man was in the city, but he was so nervous again, and at the end he explode, he coudn't hide that nomore and at the end he finishes in the jail.
The writer was Edgar Allan Poe, the one who invented the first macabre stories. 
The first story that he wrote was The Black Cat and it was published in 1843. 
He invented other story types like the detective and science fiction. 


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Monday, November 26, 2012

THE GOTHIC NOVEL

The gothic novel was invented for Horace Walpole. The first gothic novel, was The Castle of Otranto which was published in 1764.
The basic elements that we didn't put in the list but that they're in the gothic novel are: that the story is settled in a castle, an ancient prophecy, omens (auguris), portents (presagis), and visions. An overwrought emotion, a women in distress or a women who is maltreaten by a man.


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