Saw and Big Fish: Reviews and Analysis of Two Films
Saw: A Gripping Psychological Thriller
Saw is an action-packed thriller film about two men who are in a dark, squalid room, and neither man knows why or how they got there. This fascinating film is directed by James Wan, who is widely known as a new icon of North American horror cinema. The story begins when two strangers wake up chained to the wall of a dilapidated underground basin. Between them is a blood-soaked corpse with a tape recorder in one hand and a gun in the other. Their fears are well-founded. All they know is that one must kill the other within eight hours or both will die.
Saw opens with one of those classic mysteries guaranteed to grip an audience from the start. This film serves as exciting entertainment with its numerous plot twists and thrilling descriptions. The actors give a brilliant performance, and the directing is truly extraordinary.
I highly recommend it. If you enjoy brutal and gruesome situations, this is definitely your film. It is an extremely gripping psychological thriller.
Big Fish: A Heartwarming Adventure
Big Fish is an action-packed adventure about a heartwarming journey that delves deep into a fabled relationship between a father and his son. Directed by the incredible genius Tim Burton, who became identified with this wonderful American fantasy story due to the proximity of a similar story in his life.
The film is about a dying old man, Edward Bloom, who loves to tell stories from the time he was young. The problem is that the anecdotes are hard to believe because they are extremely rare and unlikely to happen. His son, William, can’t believe him as he thinks that all of his stories are pure fantasy. When his father’s funeral arrives, William eventually has unexpected surprises.
This Burton masterpiece contains fantasy elements which are decidedly hammy, but overall, Big Fish still manages to entertain the audience with charming visuals and rich sentimentality. It’s undoubtedly amazing how Tim draws these adventures full of bizarre facts, fantastic details, and uncommon characters.
I highly recommend Big Fish. If you regularly like to question yourself about the boundary between fact and fiction, that is definitely your film. Do not miss it; it is bound to be a box-office hit!
Advantages and Disadvantages
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Character Descriptions
He was a tall, fleshy man somewhere in his forties, with pale gold hair and a reddish complexion which the envious put down to drink and the charitable to an excess of sun; his face seemed familiar.
The taller boy was aged about 13, and he was tall and slim. His hair was very dark, almost black in tone, its straight, wiry thickness tamed by a stylish cut. He was clean-looking and very pale with brown eyes, black eyebrows, and a cruel, tight mouth. He had a sharp nose, as though it had been specially formed to make a sting at the end of it, and he was so dark that he always looked ill-shaven. His companion looked younger. He was chubby but not overweight.
One of the students of my class is painfully shy. She always wears an extra-large cotton jacket that envelops her almost completely and comes up to her chin; with a shake of the head, most of the rest of her face can be hidden behind her long, dark hair, almost black in tone. All this, together with a voice that’s never raised beyond a whisper, makes you wonder sometimes whether she is there at all. She sits with her long legs disposed beneath her and turns her hands as she speaks. She never smiles, and when she does not get her own way, she behaves very petulantly, which can be irksome to her parents.
However, Lola’s motivation and participation in her English studies are marvelous. She is a bright, pleasant, hard-working student whose attendance, punctuality, and homework are excellent.
Age: She was in her late teens; he was in his early twenties. Plump, corpulent, muscular, athletic, a well-built man, a woman of medium build. Hair: She’s got copper-colored, hennaed hair that comes down to her waist and which she often wears tied with a scarf, hanging loosely down her back. Eyes: He’s got astonishingly bright blue eyes and long, dark eyelashes, worried eyes. Face: A long, thin face with narrow lips and high cheekbones, a pretty face with small, regular features and a pointed chin. A squeaky voice. Character: Jumpy, highly-strung, arrogant, smug, cheerful, sensual, sociable.
A Close Friend
Everybody has a close friend as their right arm. In my case, Mari Paz is my right arm. Paz is 18 years old. She lives in Madrid because she studies a degree there. She wants to be a professional lawyer. Since I met Mari Paz, she has always been quite a polite girl, and she was good at talking with people. She is a thoughtful girl because when I feel down, she always tries to cheer me up, and she asks me why I am bad-tempered. She is taller than me, and she is curvy, but she is not chubby because she is shapely. She is strong too. She has medium-thickness lips and an average nose. Her complexion is not dark; her complexion is tanned. She has beautiful emerald eyes and long, curly hair. She is hard to satisfy with her crew cut. She is a sociable girl. She wants to be generous with her friends. Also, she is very organized and lively. However, I don’t like when she is angry because she is aggressive and straightforward, but you don’t have to panic; she is a good girl.
A Likeable Brother
Although he is a likeable brother, he also has some negative aspects: he is not a person who plays sports; he is not sporty; he only likes to ride a bike; for this reason, he bought an American bike whose wheels are 29 inches because it is very tall. Another sport that he likes is swimming; we are lifeguards in the summer; we love water! So, he is not an athlete. Moreover, he is very weak; what he likes most is sleeping, so he is a sleepyhead boy and a little lazy… Let us look at some of the pluses or minuses of his physical appearance. Luis Alfredo is the tallest of my family; he is wiry as my mum. He is well-built as a model. As a result, he is quite attractive. He does not like having a beard, although he has a goatee. As he does not practice any sports, he has not got a six-pack. Anyway, he is very handsome and charming!