giggas2 Reviews

The Dog Days of Summer (2004)

A Thrilling Short

[20 December 2004]

I'm a cousin of the composer, Austin Donahue, and at Thanksgiving 2004, he showed us this movie to show off his musical score in the film. He also showed us a trailer for his movie, Twilight, but that's for another review.

This is a very chilling and thrilling short. 2 kids are in a field playing around. I won't divulge any of the story, which is very little, due to the length of the short. It was directed well, and the score complimented the movie very well.

As a final statement, I'd just like to say that I liked the film as a chilling short. I heard that there were plans to make it a feature, and if so, I'd be willing to go see it shown.

Romeo and Juliet (1968)

Freshman English Class was never better.

[13 February 2003]

This is a great film, and in my freshman High School English class, I'm probably not the only one who saw this film, and laughed, cried, and cursed (under my breath so the teacher wouldn't hear... heheh). This is an excellent film, which really captures passions of teenage lovers... The fight scene in the beginning is tense, which sets the film up for the most famous tragedy ever.

Whose Line Is It Anyway? (1998–2007)

Better than England's WLiiA

[8 June 2000]

I think I should start off saying that there was an original Whose Line in England. (comes on weekdays at 3:00 pm/ Comedy Central, check site for more times) I like Ryan Stiles for his physical comedy, Colin Mochrie for his intellectual comedy, Wayne for his musical comedy, and the rest! He ha hee ha heeee! Sorry!

UHF (1989)

OHMIGOD THIS IS THE BEST

[10/10 · 7 June 2000]

I loved this movie from Indiana Jones [parody] to Rambo [parody]! The plot was good, I think Al and Jay brought out what to do in a comedy. Have a mop and have it make "Lightsaber" sound. Am I right? I also liked the character "Kuni". I mean, how many people want to yell "STUPID!!! YOU SO STUPID!!!!!" to someone they know? Or surprise them by saying "SUPPLIES!!!"?