In the music blog Puerto Rico Indie [es]. @sire_damiano and @redod offer a look at the creative force of the director and video artist Michel Gondry.
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In the music blog Puerto Rico Indie [es]. @sire_damiano and @redod offer a look at the creative force of the director and video artist Michel Gondry.
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i would like to talk about movies and i think i can tell if a movie is good or not and i think i can judge what its meaning is pretty well please tell me if i can. the movie i have seen recently was hop and that’s the movie i want to talk about. HOP was a good movie to me and i am judging by what i saw in the movie. the actors fit the characters and the overall idea was a good one. the soon to be new Easter bunny wants to be a drummer and of course you would think well that’s impossible if he is next in line to be the Easter bunny then how could he be a musician and besides that a bunny isn’t even supposed to talk let alone play the drums. so in a world of doubt, E.B. goes for his dreams despite all of that. this shows that no one should give up on their dreams, no matter if someone says its impossible or you aren’t good enough how will you know truly until you try. this movie is great, and i hope you all enjoyed it. HOPs screen play was written by Brian Lynch and it was directed by Tim Hill.