Last week was incredible. Not only did I get to enjoy a great family vacation at Universal Studios, but I finally graduated with my Bachelor Degree of Fine Arts in Creative Writing for Entertainment from Full Sail University. This was a major accomplishment for me, and to discover that I was the program Valedictorian made it even more special. Of course, I could not do this alone and my wife Brenda and my daughters gave me enough support to keep me going when I ran into some rough patches. With my degree completed, it is time to buckle down and figure out a project to focus on. Until then, here are some more great pictures from my days at Islands of Adventure.
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Monday, August 8, 2016
Saturday, October 31, 2015
Jurassic World (2015)
Today has been a busy day. In fact, between the Nightmares
Zombie 5K and trick or treating, it has been even busier than a usual Halloween
for us. In between these two events, I decided to kick back and watch a film I
had been looking forward to: 2015s Jurassic World.
Plot/ A new theme park is built on the original site of
Jurassic Park. Everything is going well until the parks newest attraction--a
genetically modified giant stealth killing machine--escapes containment and
goes on a killing spree.
While I was not a huge fan of the first two sequels in the
Jurassic Park series, I had hoped that this one would be different.
Unfortunately, although it was entertaining and kept me somewhat interested,
the storyline was rather predictable, and nowhere near as impressive as the
classic Steven Spielberg film. The dinosaurs were interesting and the idea of
genetic splicing and developing new species is something that is a lot more
relevant today than when the original came out; it is definitely something that
people should file away in the back of their minds. A typical creature feature,
this movie does feature many action sequences and there are some interesting
scenes where they do a great job at taking viewers back to the original.
Unfortunately, most of the characters are flat or unlikable, the ending is
predictable, and some of the scenes feel a touch disjointed or out of place. In
the end, this was a solid creature feature that has some extremely interesting
moments. Yes, it never rises to the level of its source material, but it is one
of the better entries in the franchise. Give it a shot!
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