Project Checkpoint

Me and my group are going to be making a movie. We haven't quite decided which scenes we are going to be doing, but we have decided on where we are going to be filming. We have decided to film at Lion Park on saturday the 25th. We have some very small ideas so far, about the actual shooting. We may just show up there and see whats do-able and what we can think of. I have some ideas that I have thought of just recently that I will present to my group when we start and we can see if we can all agree on something. So far i'm not seeing any set backs that could acure besides getting us all there at the same time with out a HUGE hassle. We will see.

Romeo And Juliet: Final Scene

The last scene in the play was what I thought, was the most exciting. I really liked how Romoe's man got mixed up and told Romeo Juliet was dead. I also liked Frier Lawrence's part in this closing scene. I always get annoyed though when I read about Romeo, because he seems to take things to the extreme and he never seems to think things through when he does. This is what I feel, made the play. Romeo's ergencey to always obsess about things. Every Girl he "fell in love with" was his true love. Now thats not saying I dont think he didn't love Juliet, I just think his dumb obsessions never helped their situation. The whole of the last scene was the drama of him going to kill himself because he couldn't be alone in the world. That pretty much closed the book on his, and Juliet's life.

I enjoyed reading the play, I thought it had a great plot and I feel it does deserve to carry on in our lifes today. I hear songs and read poems that are either about the two "star Crossed Lovers" themselves or about some other two in love with obsticles in their way. Almost like every relationship does though.