A comforting read about bravery and death. I enjoyed reflecting on this book.
Tag: Essays
Reflecting on Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix: It’s All about the “…ism”
It's a big book for a kid, but grown-up adults can benefit from it too. I learned tons while being entertained.
The Argument Against Books as a Form of Superior Medium to Video Games
Video game has evolved big time for the past couple of years. Give it a break. It's cool and you should play it too.
It Doesn’t Sound Right to Say I Beat Art: My Thoughts on Games as an Art Form
Why does it feel good when you complete a game, but not when you finish a film? I remember several years ago, I spent every morning playing Okami on Playstation 2. It was the only time of the day I didn't feel guilty enjoying a game because video games are known as a waste of … Continue reading It Doesn’t Sound Right to Say I Beat Art: My Thoughts on Games as an Art Form
Netflix Series Beastars: Is the Rabbit Really a Slut?
Disclaimer: For mature audiences. Not for children. Please watch show before reading this article. This is just my interpretation of the show. Oh my virgin mind tainted by the innocent schoolboy and schoolgirl stuffed animal-like cartoon. How did a show managed to fool me into thinking that I was watching a show about an innocent … Continue reading Netflix Series Beastars: Is the Rabbit Really a Slut?
The One-Armed Swordsman (1967): The Servant Leader
It's so difficult not to fall in love with the one-armed swordman as he exhibits all the masculine traits on what it means to be a man. Ideally, he really is the perfect man. I watched this film several times--not just for the poetic concept of masculinity, but for the cinematography. It's a visually attractive … Continue reading The One-Armed Swordsman (1967): The Servant Leader