Ryoga's Movie Blog

  I watched the movie The Shawshank Redemption. The film is about Andy, who is serving a life sentence for the murder of his wife and unfaithful lover, who meets a group of inmates led by Red in prison and survives inside. The days that Andy, an innocent man, perseveres with hope. The story progresses smoothly until the middle of the book, but by the end, the story unfolds at once. I was amazed at the days that were all calculated. Even though his expression was clumsy, I admired his actions of earnestly holding on to hope and cherishing his trusted friends.

 I watched Seven Samurai, which is over 3 hours long, but I was able to get into it and didn't feel it was too long. The story itself is not fresh, as there are many remakes, but the scenes, especially the battle scenes, are worth seeing because the filming technology was not as developed at that time.

 The setting is Alabama in the southern United States in the 1930s. It is a social drama with racism as its theme. A young black man is arrested for sexual assault of a white woman. This is the story of his lawyer, Atticus, and his family. The story is not limited to the courtroom, but also depicts the heartwarming interaction between Atticus and his two young children. Atticus stood alone against the trial and fought. The black people in the audience praising him will remain in our hearts.

  The horror movie I would like to introduce is called A Quiet Place. The world  has been devastated by the appearance of a monster. The monster reacts to sound and immediately attacks the source of the sound. A family was living a quiet life, taking the utmost precautions. However, even the faintest sound can lead to instant death, and the family's mother is about to give birth. For them, this was the greatest crisis of their lives. The inability to make sounds naturally reduces the dialogue to an extremely limited number. The film uses such a setting to stir up fear with ambient sounds, only showing glimpses of enemies without clearly showing them, and giving only fragmentary information about the origin of the enemies, leaving the viewer to use his or her imagination. Although there is a sense that the filmmakers are trying to push their own sense of style, most of the images are simple and unobtrusive, but they are accentuated by the inclusion of a confrontation with a goo...

Battle Royale  The new century's Education Reform Act, commonly known as the "BR Act," is being promulgated as the number of unemployed people overflowing throughout the country due to the Great Recession called Battle Royale, and the number of students who refuse to attend school increases. It was a randomly selected third-year junior high school class in which students would kill each other until they were one of the last students.

 Ratatouille Remy, a mouse who is good at cooking, dreamed of becoming a chef at a top restaurant. At his dream restaurant, he sees an apprentice chef fail to make soup, secretly re-cooking the soup, and the soup, found by a man named Linguini, is served to customers and well received. After being officially hired, Linguini begins cooking training with Remy on his head. Personally, this movie is quite touching. "There are many comments saying ""I can't believe mice cook food"", but it's amazing that mice wash their hands thoroughly and cook food, so it's interesting to have a careful setting."

  I don't think there's a lot more music that comes to mind with the theme songs and scenes that Rocky knew but had never seen, even those who had never seen a movie before.