20 nov 2010

Podcast - Phylosophy program

My voice's like a child voice... how embarrassing!

18 nov 2010

Film review

Well, according to my lasts film reviews (Death Note 1 and 2) I have to finish this saga with the third (and last) film of Death Note, "L change the world".
The film tells how L, in his lasts days of life (at the 2nd part we can see how he wrotes his own name on the Death Note assuring his life 23 days, then he'll die), resolves so many cases of murdereds, robbering etc. and he specially interfeeres in a bioterrorism plot that have some scientists and a "companion" of him. They created a virus that can spread quickly and kill those people that it've infected without any possibility to recovering (because these scientists had the antidote). L can't be affected by the virus because his pact with the Death Note, and with the "help" of two children he will be able to stop scientists and to "save the world".
One year ago, I were fascinated with these films, specially with this, because L is a really lovely character (because his rarety and his intelligence). But now I see these films with "another eyes", I'm seeing the anime serie another time, and when I compare these two... In my opinion actors of these overact a lot their movements and facets, and it does less credible the history. But it's a difficult history, and they'd just like 2 hours to summerize like 15 hours of this series. This 3rd film, for example, I think that L's fans think that it's a really good film, cause L is the protagonist and he does things that he never've done in the series. And also cause he looks like more sensitive. The characters are really well made, they're exactly with the anime characters, but before I've already told my problem.

17 nov 2010

Oh my god!

Well, I've read another interesting post of that interesting friend.
This time she talked about the stupidity of some politicians and about the danger of thieves (here you have the link: http://live-blog1batx.blogspot.com/2010/09/ho-my-god.html ). She says that some thieves of Venezuela can steal or directly moor you to get your money (obviosly), your mobile-phone (typical) and maybe even your shoes (what!?). It's clear that these thieves are more needed that those that there're here, but I don't know if they want the same as us (I'm refering about the desire that they are attempting to satisfy).
I think that the most part of "our" thieves are people that just acts as "street's Robin Hood", I mean, they steals money to pay with them drugs, clothes, and more "unnecessary" things. They just buy "complements" for their live. As I said previously in another post, these thieves shows us that we are just animals, and we always have to choose between to suppress the directly satisfaction of one desire (killing or stealing to get what we wants) or to work hard to get it legally. I think that "our" thieves, just don't want to work (laziness) and they steal us the money that they don't want to earn legally.
But I think that those thieves that are described in her post, just want to survive in that "difficult country". Obviously there shouldn't be thieves in anywhere, and our policy tries to dissipate them, but it can't. Our capitalism forces us to work hard diary, and to outperform other people to get more power, influency and money. But what happens with those people that just want these "rewards"? And what happen if rewards are just a pair of shoes?

Podcast - Joke

Ok, here goes a little joke. Hope you like it:



Transcription:

- What's a fish without an [ai]?
- A "fsh"

([ai] could be "eye" or the letter "i")

16 nov 2010

My mind

This afternoon, I was looking for an interesting blog that has an interesting friend of mine. Finally I found it and I saw that she wrote a "description" about her mind, likes and personality (the title of this writing is homonymous as her), here's the link, if you want to read it:
She tells that she's so creative, and likes to create characters and unusual clothes for them, and also to create histories and to use different styles of drawing (american, japanese, lords and dragons, etc.)
I have to admit that I like this world, but just to having fun reading or maybe to be fascinated with the style of characters. When I was younger (as 7 or 8 years old) I tried to learn how to draw correctly. Logically I couldn't draw anything with any real thing (to summarize, my draws were horrible). Time after I've tried it again, and I think that I haven't improved anything since then... I have realized that I don't like to create histories and characters, I see it as a very difficult thing. I don't worth to be creative, it has ever been my handicap and since I were a child, I didn't get high marks in language because of my "creative writings". As you can see, I just like to express my feelings and thinks, to create and think about perfect places or personalities, but there're just concepts.
I see those manga drawings just as... drawings. I've seen so many animes in TV and when I see some draw about those typical big-eyed people, its difficult for me to see the effort that're behind them. I'm not saying that I don't value that effort, some of my "tresaures" are manga drawings, but they've something that I don't see in those typical pictures, a history behind them. I mean, they are like symbols of moments or feelings, and when I see them I feel the feeling that I experimented before, or I remembered what happened etc. I really thing that these symbols, these histories that are behind some "simple" objects, are the most valuable gift that someone's can receive. When I see people giving rings, necklaces, roses... I see them like empty gifts, they're just gifts that "have" to be given. Gifts that I think that have the most value, are those that are given in any moment, not just in "special moments" (christmas, birthdays...). Those that really means something for the couple, and just they feels what the gift hides.
But of course, all we likes to receive gifts. And I'm not an exception.