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To Boldly Go Where No Man Has Gone Before.... Into The Mind Of J.J. Abrams

"It was crazy good. Working with Steven Spielberg was a dream, and I was slightly nervous about it because he was a hero of mine as a kid" 

Jeffrey Jacob (aka J.J) Abrams Just took the words out of every movie lovers mouth... literally. Steven Spielberg is one of the greatest directors to ever stand in front of a camera and say the six letter word that most people in the world dream of saying "ACTION", and I'm sure that Abrams says those words with such confidence, passion and such inspiration that I know Steven Spielberg would be proud to pass his sci-fi torch to Abrams when the time comes.

Like Spielberg was to Abrams, Abrams now has the honor and responsibility to be a leader and inspiration to all of us who love films. Abrams is a true inspiration who shows everyone that just because you start somewhere small does not mean you will not end up somewhere huge in the near future. 
Abrams was the creator of the hit series "Alias" which lasted five amazing seasons, and stared stunning actress Jennifer Garner who's career took a real launch from working with J.J. Abrams. Abrams also made the mind blowing, heart pumping show "Lost" which lasted 6 seasons. Lost was said to be one of the most addicting shows of its time on the air.


When Abrams help produce the smash hit film "Cloverfield" there was some speculation on wither Abrams was doing the right project that would  either send his career into a new high or sink to the bottomless black depth. Turns out Abrams was very successful especially since "Cloverfield" racked up a little over eighty million dollars and only having a twenty five million dollar budget, I would have to say that is quite a success. The reason I liked Cloverfield was because it brought new ideas to the tables. I have never seen a film before Cloverfield that was shot from the view of a camcorder, some audiences say they got tired of seeing the camera move around as much as it did, but I on the other hand loved it because  it was like the audience was right there in person to witness the utter destruction of New York City, and bye a monster that no audiences could of possibly imagined or dreamed of.

In (2009) J. J. Abrams took on the most daring task of doing one of the most successful remakes to ever happen in the filming industry... Star Trek. Abrams wanted to take all audiences not just "Trekies" on a voyage that they would never forget and that they would grow to love, and that was to see how it all began for James T. Kirk and Dr. Spock. It was awesome that Abrams had a cast of talent that not a lot of audiences new before hand, and I think that is one reason on how Star-Trek was so successful. Abrams other reason for succeeding at Star-Trek was cause he had a great team of cast and crew who wanted  so badly and worked  so hard to let Abrams vision come to life and let the whole world treasure it's value. One good example and defender of Abrams vision is Chris Pine who portrayed James T. Kirk in his younger days upon joining Star Fleet. Pine said on numerous occasions that Abrams will bring a whole new dimension to the Star-Trek legacy. Pine also said that Abrams is so incredible cause he is great at bringing the audience great character stories that makes the audience fall in love with them and want to follow them to the ends of the galaxy.

June 11th J.J. Abrams and executive producer Steven Spielberg took audiences around the globe on another extraordinary journey that they will never forget. Super 8 opened its weekend debut at thirty five million dollars, it looks like super 8 will be a big hit for the summer, and like classic Abrams he leads a cast that mostly has unknown talent. I believe that will be great for the film, cause when u throw in a bunch of big names the film seems to get more hype and less of a guarantee to be worth the audiences time and money. Is Super 8 worth seeing? absolutely. If you are a big movie fan and want a film that will entertain you so much that you will be glued to the back of you seat from beginning to end then you should go check it out. If you need any more assurances on this film, let me tell you the biggest reason to see this film. J.J. Abrams aims to please all audience members, from the young to the old, from men to women. Abrams wants all moviegoers to come and enjoy his films with the hope that the movie you just watched changed your taste in a great way in all films.
I will leave you with this final word, that J.J. Abrams is without a doubt the most cunning and daring director in Hollywood today, Abrams acts on impulse and only has one goal each time he walks on set... to make this film the most awe inspiring film the world has witnessed. Abrams has an amazing mind of visions, my one wish is that the world gets to see all of his amazing visions come to life.       

 
 

Ryan Renolds Is Green Lantern

 "In brightest day, in blackest night, no evil shall escape my sight. Let those who worship evil's might, beware my power, Green Lantern's light"

 Going from a college party thrower, to a really fat man who was determined to get the girl he has wanted his whole life... his best friend, all the way to a book writer who's manipulated into marrying his boss who most consider to be the devil. Ryan Reynolds has done just about every role superbly, and has made audiences everywhere laugh themselves crazy. Well this time, Ryan Reynold is going to attempt to pull off the most prestigious role of his career... play the role of "Green Lantern". June 17th is where the world will get to witness and see if Reynolds can pull off the honor of being a comic book super hero. From past films I have seen that there are three ways a comic book film can be successful.

1. A great cast which Green Lantern has with stars Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively and Peter Sarsgaard.
2. Great story that will keep the audience guessing on what will come next.
3. Successful Director. Martin Campbell has done many successful films from "The Legend of Zorro", "The Mask of Zorro" and doing two James Bond 007 films "Golden Eye" and "Casino Royal" which were very successful.

 If you are looking for a great film to watch, then get in line June 17th and watch a film which is guaranteed to take you on a journey that no other comic book film has. Reynolds will give movie goers something they have never seen, and will show them that he can match up to the role of a super hero just as good as anyone. for those of you who doubt Ryan Reynolds, I implore you. Let your negativity and your judgement on Reynolds ability to play a super hero go. After all it could blow up in your face, just as much as it could blow up in mine if Reynolds fails. The only difference is I am giving Reynolds the chance to show his hidden talents. Before these two stars got the recognition they deserved most audiences did not want to see Christian Baile play the role of Batman cause they never saw him portray a hero figure before. Most audiences never even knew who Tobey Maguire was until  a trailer for Spider-man was released, and even then people still judged and did not give him a chance. The whole reason I mention Christian Baile, and Tobey Maguire is because both were given the cold shoulder until they surprised audiences around the planet that they were the real deal and not a joke. So far Christian Baile has brought Warner Bros. almost 1.5 billion dollars for his role as Batman in two films, and Tobey Maguire brought Columbia Pictures around 2.5 billion for his role as Spider-man three times. My point is that there are a lot of critics out there who don't have faith in Ryan Reynolds don't believe them until you, yourself have witnessed it... as far as anyone knows Reynolds could take "Green Lantern" into a billion dollar franchise just like Batman and Spider-man. 
I will leave with this final word saying that I believe that Green Lantern will be an amazing film that audiences will love if they just give it the chance, and that I have never been let down bye any performances that Ryan Reynolds has done in the past so I don't expect him to start being bad on the biggest role he has ever been offered.