Horrible Things Happen, But Were They Horrible?

Of Course I Was A Dork, But That's Ok. Because All The Coolest People I Know Were Dorks.

I Wish The Rock 'n' Roll Scene To Be Back In.

I Recently Watched Peter Brook's Lord Of The Flies, And It Wasn't A Favorite Film. Then I Saw The One That Was Made In 1990, Which In My Opinion Didn't Match Up To The Original.

You Can't See Any Movie Nowadays Really Without It Having Some Sort Of Cgi Treatment, Albeit Whether It's A Creature Or An Environment, Something Like That. To Make A Point, Sort Of Poetically In That Case, But Clearly It Was A Drama And How Do You Approach It? Well, I Think What You're Supposed To Do Is What The Text Dictates. What You Bring To It And Everything You Need To Know Should Be There, And Pay Attention To Your Director.

I Felt A Gravitational Pull To The Material So That There's A Certain Element Of Acting That's Not Really Necessary. I've Really Liked This In Foreign Movies Before Or I've Observed Others Working With Them And I've Noticed That There's A Method That Goes On Where The Actors Try And Get The Children, Like The Child Actor, To Interact With Them In A Real Way. It Seems Like You're The Adult Trying To Get The Kid To Fall In Love With Him.