These books are great. The hardcover editions are the best ones to buy and the value of buying them in a set is much better than individual purchases. Only a few essential books are missing from this set but all in all I cannot complain about the books that are included. Great books for kids and quite good material to stir the mind of a young reader. Highly recommended.
What if Edward D. Wood Jr. had a higher budget, good digital effects, access to quality studios, and great actors at his disposal? Director Tim Burton has answered that question for us in 'Mars Attacks.' You may not understand the reasoning behind this movie but you do not have to, Tim Burton understood it perfectly. Mars Attacks makes no sense in itself and the script, narrative, and dialogue are just as non-sensical as the idea of Martians that attack for absolutely no reason. Why is this so? It is obvious, this movie is a throwback to a genre that exists no more and perhaps that is our loss as a moviegoers; when cheap sci-fi and B-movies ruled the cinemas and drive-ins. Hitchcock of… Read more
The idea of this movie was meant not to polarize the message of "Che" and his life by propagandizing you along the way; this would be a cheapening of the man's life and his relevance as a critique of modern capitalism. Rather, the movie is presented as an honest portrayal of two most intense and meaningful revolutionary Events in Che's life; i.e. - his utmost success and his abject failure.
These two Events are the essence of Che's life, at least in a 4 hour timeframe (especially if you are not willing to read about his life or his ideas on revolution). The first part is the high-point: the Cuban revolution is a success and the guerrilla army wins the day. The second part is the… Read more
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