Frankenweenie

The hero and the devil strikes.
No so happy ending.

HAAAAAA RIGHT.
Tim Burton's perception.

A misjudged science teacher.
He's portrayed as a strict, and scary looking teacher as his features are created
using sharp and long shapes, giving him a sharp and dangerous feeling.
But he is not the villain, in fact, he is just a passionate and humble science teacher.

Like Hayao Miyazaki's characters,
villains and good guys can hardly be confirmed.

That kiasu japanese boy in the class.
I know Japanese and Chinese are often portrayed as kiasu+smart kid in many films.

Surprisingly, it's a good ending.
(because it's released by Disney?)

"Sometimes knowing too much is the problem."

"You do not understand science that's why you're afraid of it."

"Science is not good or bad, but it can be used both ways, that is why you must always be careful."


Some quotes from Frankenweenie, 2012.
Related to what we do today, it's a warning to all,
science could be the cause of the end of the world one day too.
There's actually lot's of films and comics talking about science and humanity,
that might take away our lives.

HA!
AS USUAL, its an award winning film by Tim Burton, so much hard work.
Love all the textures in the film, AWESOMENESS.
It's the first stop motion and black white film released in IMAX-3D.

Man, I'm pretty outdated.
HAHAHAHAHA! this is 2012's film man!
Too much work and assignments, XD

Doomsday Book

///TO SUM UP///

Doomsday Book (Hangul: 인류멸망보고서; RR: Inryu myeongmang bogoseo; lit. "Report on the Destruction of Mankind") is a 2012 South Korean science-fictionanthology film directed by Kim Jee-woon and Yim Pil-sung. It tells three unique stories of human self-destruction in the modern high-tech era, while displaying an alternative form of genuine humanity and compassion. A Brave New World is a political satire about a viral zombie outbreak; The Heavenly Creature philosophizes on whether a robot can achieve enlightenment; and in Happy Birthday a dysfunctional family bonds in the midst of an apocalypse.
(from wiki)


So yeah, I like this film's color settings. Lovely!!!
They are all pretty original yeah, the last story I was like..
You gotta be kidding me, alien posts your parcel and your parcel is the cause of the end of the world, 
and it is a freaking gigantic pool ball. O M G.
INTERESTING.
It depends how you see it, some people may think its stupid but I think it's interesting.
A whole new perception of apocalypse,
breaking the stereotypical view of zombies robots and apocalypse.

The Heavenly Creature is pretty depressing, about human desire, selfishness. 
It will make you think and judge yourself in the end.
Sigh, if only the ones with power is clear about this moral value of the story.
I like this one, cause no robots so far in any other films relates to religion, to god, Buddha.
SIGH, DEPRESS.
But I enjoyed.

I read journals about some non-disneyfied films and directors for my essay about 2 months ago then I found Yim Pil-sung,
so I decided to check out his films.
Tim Burton and Hayao Miyazaki are part of the non-disneyfied directors yo!

Movie marathon ended.

So in 2 days, I finished watching Looper, My Name is Khan, Monsters University,
The Croods, Doomsday Book, and House of Flying Daggers.
Yeah, the last one is very old, but still, I want to watch it again at this age.

Sigh.
Today is Looper and My Name is Khan.
So much depression, what a brand new year, 2014.
Looper is soooooo original, so interesting, although there's a lot of blood and bullets.......

My Name is Khan's story telling method is similar to 3 Idiots, also by Indian Directors.
This is is emotional to me. I was holding back my tears for a few times, for both movies.
Damn! I am so so emotional! Too easy to make me cry!

URGH.
FEELS!!!!