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Name: Paul Country: United States State: Michigan Metro: Grand Rapids Birthday: 12/1/1980 Gender: Male
Interests: Catholicism, Webdesign, Antioch, Movies, Youth Ministry, Retreats, Ultimate Frisbee, Christian Rock/ Punk Music, writing movies, cinematography and film editing Expertise: Listening to people, getting to know new people, Youth Ministry, knowing what I should not eat and eating it anyway Occupation: Web Designer Industry: Entertainment
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| Facebook in 40 Years Look closely. Hilarity ensues. | | |
| Transformers and a look ahead to Transformers 2Transformers is one of the best movies I've seen this year. Easily fueling the fire of Transformers fans for years to come. While the sexual humor and stuff was not needed, the robots were cool enough to allow you to forget all of that.
Ratatouille is also a great film. It's a simple story that takes you on an original adventure. Pixar is second to none when it comes to animating a film.
Now, if you haven't seen Transformers yet, go now. I'm going to write what I think will happen in the next one, so stop reading until you've seen the first one.
Still with me?
Okay. Here's what my ideal storyline for the next Transformers film would entail.
Transformers 2
A huge spaceship called the Ark is headed for Earth. On board are many of the remaining Autobots, answering the call of Optimus Prime. Close behind, Starscream is on-board a Decepticon ship, filled with Decepticons such as Soundwave, among others. As the Ark approaches Earth, the Decepticons damage the ship and it crash lands on the side of a volcanic mountain in a desert region of the United States.
The Decepticons are under the "leadership" of Starscream, returning to Earth to seek revenge. However, Soundwave double crosses Starscream, and finds a way to bring the ship into the Ocean, where Megatron awaits. It is there, under the water, that the Decepticons build a base of operations.
Sam and Mikaela start out the movie having married between films. That takes care of any possibility of a Will Turner/Elizabeth Swann type love story, plus it takes out the "will they/won't they" and leaves room for more of what we're all there to see anyway: TRANSFORMERS.
Meanwhile, Optimus leads the Autobots to the crash site of the downed Ark where they form a headquarters.
In the desert lives a boy that already feels like he's been outcast from society. People look at him differently. Living in the desert, he's become great with computers, and wishes he could live a "normal" life. His name is Chip Chase, a young computer genius that is confined to a wheelchair. When one of the Autobots is in trouble near by, he is able to come to their aide, and eventually comes to help them out at their base. No longer the outcast, he is one of many that people now admire, the perfect teammate for the Autobots. (In the original animated series, Prowl's "battle computer" is damaged in a fight with Decepticons. He then goes online to seek help from the Autobots or from Teletran 1, the computer system in the Ark. He, instead, communicates with Chip, who gives him a hand.)
Without the All-Spark Cube, the Decepticons have a new goal: Energon. They'll take it from wherever they can. And the Autobots have to stop them from getting too much of it, or they'll be able to construct a new All-Spark Cube.
Thus ends my idea's for Transformers 2, so far.
I wanted to also fit the Dinobots in, but this is already pretty full, so perhaps Transformers 3.
Anyway, that's a bit of what I think the sequel should have. I think the story should now be more from the robots' perspectives.. we've gotten the movie that introduces them, now we're primed and ready for a movie that focuses on them almost entirely. | | |
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| Go see Bridge to Terabithia, buy Anberlin and Relient KBridge to Terabithia is an awesome movie. Not a fantasy film in the slightest, but has some fantasy elements. Just make sure that the sound quality in the theatre you're viewing it within is up to par. The first time I saw it, the sound rocked. The second time left a LOT to be desired. But the movie is well worth seeing.
Anberlin's new album Cities, based on the first listening, is a fantastic album. I already like it better than "Never Take Friendship Personal." At least this one doesn't have two songs that start with the same lyrics (it's not exact, but far too similar to me... however a small nit-pick of mine).
- Do they not have pen or paper where you are? - Stationary Stationery
- Are there no shadows where you are? - (The Symphony of) Blasé
All in all, the new album is strong and starts out with a bang.
Relient K's new album Five Score and Seven Years Ago is also phenomenal. I highly recommend picking it up when it is released on March 6th. I've got the special edition pre-ordered (I know that it's good because I've somehow managed to get the entire album, not to mention that I purchased a single from it on iTunes). Jon Foreman of the band Switchfoot lends his vocals to part of the 11-minute song "Deathbed;" which closes out the album.
All in all, two very strong albums for the year 2007, that will be hard to match. | | |
| Movies for 20072006 Movies that I missed that I still need to see:
- Stranger than Fiction
- Rocky Balboa
- Happy Feet
- The Pursuit of Happyness
- and I'm told I need to see it, but I am not sure, due to graphic violence: Apocalypto
Here's my list of movies that I want to see that are releasing this year. Who knows if it'll change, but so far, this is what it is.
The ones I most want to see (in alphabetic order):
- Bridge to Terabithia
- Evan Almighty
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
- Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium
- Ocean's Thirteen
- Pirates of the Caribbean: At Worlds End
- Ratatouille
- Shrek the Third
- The Simpsons
- Spider-Man 3
- TMNT
- Transformers
- The Waterhorse
February
Bridge to Terabithia (February 16, 2007) Ghost Rider (February 16, 2007) Amazing Grace (February 23, 2007 - limited)
March
TMNT (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) (March 23, 2007)
May
Spider-Man 3 (May 4, 2007) Shrek the Third (May 18, 2007) Pirates of the Caribbean: At Worlds End (May 25, 2007)
June
Ocean's Thirteen (June 8, 2007) Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer (June 15, 2007) Evan Almighty (June 22, 2007) Ratatouille (June 29, 2007)
July
Transformers (July 4, 2007) Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (July 13, 2007) The Simpsons Movie (July 27, 2007) Stardust (July 27, 2007)
August
The Bourne Ultimatum (August 3, 2007)
September
The Dark is Rising (September 28, 2007) The Waterhorse (September 28, 2007)
November
Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium (November 16, 2007) | | |
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