Can someone help me with a scene name for Alyssa?
http://rumandmonkey.com/widgets/toys/namegen/7525/ =) Hope this helps some what. Apathetic Alyssa. accidental Alyssa Alyssa admiration. Alyssa Apocrypha Alyssa axiom Alyssa antidisestablishmentarianism Alyssa Atomic Alyssa alternative Alyssa aerospace ambient Alyssa Alyssa azoic Alyssa analyst// analyse Alyssa collective Alyssa apprehensive Haha Maybe those names don't work for you? But I had fun. =) Peace.
Can Someone help me come up with a cool-sounding scene Myspace Display Name?
My name is Phil... or Philip. and some of my friends have myspace names that use alliterations, like: -Megan Massacre -Chrissy Catharsis well... you get the drift.. i don't care if it starts with an "f" or "ph". it doesnt matter.. just help me out. Thanks. :]
Can someone help me write an abuse scene?
Okay so I'm writing a book where my main character (girl) is abused by her stepdad. I need help writing an abuse scene something that lets the readers picture what's going so it should be very graphic/gory. Please and thank you:)
Can someone help me interpret this scene from Hamlet?
it is after Hamlet tells Ophelia that he no longer loves her. And she says; O, what a noble mind is here o'erthrown! The courtier's, soldier's, scholar's, eye, tongue, sword; The expectancy and rose of the fair state, The glass of fashion and the mould of form, The observed of all observers, quite, quite down! And I, of ladies most deject and wretched, That suck'd the honey of his music vows, Now see that noble and most sovereign reason, Like sweet bells jangled, out of tune and harsh; That unmatch'd form and feature of blown youth Blasted with ecstasy: O, woe is me, To have seen what I have seen, see what I see! can someone please help me
"No Country for Old Men"; Can someone help me interpret some scenes?
Wow, you caught a couple things I didn't. 1) This is a tough one but my guesses are: a) The audience can't tolerate Chigurh just getting away clean. b) We see that Chigurh isn't just supernaturally evil & is always lucky. He's not lucky but incredibly tough. c) We see how fair he is with the kid. He is pricipled; maybe more than anyone else. 2) I hadn't caught this. But I'd say this: Llewelyn's behavior here (taking the water out) is stupid. What motivates it? He must have been having a conversation with his mother while lying in bed. Maybe such a detailed one that he'd forgotten she was dead. 3) No clue. I don't remember the story well, but it is related to "this is no long a country for old men." A place that used to make sense in terms of decency and principles. Now there are still principled men like Chigurh, but no decency. 4) Chigurh didn't kill him. A couple of Mexican hit men did. I found this part of the film too brief and weak, but it is again a bolt out of the blue, like the car crash at the end. Llewelyn had too many forces in the universe lined up against him. I think the filmmakers wanted the shock value of taking out their hero so casually and quickly.
Can you name a movie that has a scene where someone is not answering their phone?
the ring.
Could someone help me describe depression like a movie scene?
Person lying on the floor like a dead starfish.***zoom in to see pained expression on their face***A rope appears from above, swishing sound effect, it is lowered and adjusted directly above subject’s chest***subject strains to lift an arm to grab the rope with one hand***A hand grips, then the floor under the subject sinks downwards, the hand loses grip of the rope.… then a ladder appears along a side wall. Subject looks, clumsily tries to get up and reach for the ladder. The ground ratchets down further like a mechanical platform.****subject howls and cries and flops back on the floor****The sun comes out. The subject cannot escape the heat. It becomes sweltering hot. No shade in the big rectangular hole.Subject jumps up, frantically climbs a side of crumbling dirt and brick. Reaches near the top, and it rains. The wall becomes slippy. Subject screams. Slides back down into the pit. Water fills the hole. They frantically tread water and keep breathing.They climb up and up in the forming pool.Eventually they reach the surface and are able to haul themself onto hard ground. They clumsily run forward. A giant boot appears from nowhere and kicks them back into the filthy pool. They drown.
Can someone help identify what violin background piece is playing in this scene from Black Sails, season 2?
I have just checked it out since I’ve never heard of “Black Sails”. Apparently it’s by a film/TV composer called Bear McCreary (if you like his music, suggest you check his interesting official website) and the sound track is available from a distributor called “Sparks & Shadows”.
Can anyone help me write a scene with a conversation between two people who have just met on the street?
Hey that’s a cool outfit!Thanks?You know what? You remind me of my childhood friend!You are probably mistaking me for someone else.But you look almost the same.I don’t even remember you!Hmm.. Alright… What plans do you have for the future?I have to leave…(creepy person)