Sean Akizuki's Personal Blog

Well here's Victoria Justice with no make-up whatsoever.  Still looks really pretty.

Well it's time to show how some remakes tend to be terrible when they are not maintained.  Now to compare the two version of Clash of the Titans with these analysis.  I have seen the original version and the remake.  Now for each one: First I'd like to talk about the role of Perseus.  So far, both Perseuses don't cut down to mythological accuracy which is okay, as long as it's done right.  For me, Sam Worthington does make a good Perseus and so does Harry Hamlin.  However plotwise, the Perseus of the original from 1981 had a much better execution for me.  For 2010 version, I do like the fact he was able to figure out Zeus was his father but the whole event was that, the 1981 version just has the better execution and character development, also with the plot where Perseus stays the grandson of Acrisius rather than stepson, which sticks to the plot of where his mother Danae was thrown into the sea because his maternal grandfather was afraid of the pro...

If adults can be cruel, so can children.  Now here's what I thought... There's that annoying Veruca Salt who might remind Rugrats fans of Angelica Pickles when she was still a toddler.  Just my thought, children can be so cruel to younger children or even to each other.  Talk about the stuck-up rich classmate of yours who is always bullying everybody around because of their status.  Sad but true, that really happens! Though the kids don't have to be wealthy to be snotty... some kids can have less but still be snotty when their parents don't raise them well.  Just think of Santa Claus: The Movie where poor Joe (and in extension Cornelia) was bullied by kids when Santa Claus' presents broke down that year due to the extreme carelessness of Patch.  I just thought that I felt sorry for Joe and Cornelia in the film even if they weren't real characters. Though we could exaggerate the spoiled brat status with an unguided kid who is now the leader of an ev...

Yup there were probably some 90s kids like I am who may have sucked at these loop games.  Here are a few examples of those games... Pacman was one. Really I always wondered why this game never ended.  Answer is it NEVER had an end, you just needed to beat a high score! Yi Ar Kung Fu by Konami for the NES was another.  The game had the main character Lee face off against five different characters and when the final boss is beaten, the difficulty raises up.  Man that sucks. There was also the Popeye game which looped itself back when stage 3 was beaten. Magmax had four stages whic repeated itself all over.  Despite the badass cover, the robot here almost shared resemblance to Grand Birth from Sharivan. Yup those were the days when games were fond of repeating.  In the Tekken series, a ghost mode was later made for endless playthrough until the player chooses to quit by going to the menu.

Really pretty girl with a hot bowl of soup.

Apparently many Pinoys are proud of their bad values of being praning which means having an annoying sense of humor and loves to overact.  Just notice really how praning people can get so I guess it's only normal that many of them admire wrecking ball Miley or many others.  In fact, a lot of Pinoy programming are known for having all these to think about... Yup you have to admit in the Philippines, the more praning people are, the more popular they tend to become.  Think about Kris Aquino and all her praning drama on TV or this... In fact, it's pretty irritating to see people having the Wowowillie personality that is being praning to the max.  This guy is known to be very, very obnoxious and annoying. And I guess it's very easy for many Pinoys to like most of American entertainment.  I don't hate American entertainment as a whole, I watch some American shows but my problem is that most of American TV programming is so filled with annoying people.  ...

It's always been my guilty pleasure of not letting characters improve but I just thought that it's as bad as this... Spongebob never passing his boating exam.  To be honest, he could snap anytime if he were a real person. Which I just remembered about this kind of constructive criticism which went, "Please let your characters improve.  Letting them fall all over again just for the sake of laughs is silly and unnecessary."  That is, no matter how funny errors are, but character development is always appreciated.  I mean, for example workers do improve overtime when they are given the same set of tasks, can improve overtime until they grow too old for that job.  Pretty much, people bad with Mathematics if they struggle may not become masters of it, but hey they can still improve!