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the world is filled with reality TV shows, big brother, survivor, celebrity apprentice etc. many reality TV shows are a major part of pop culture, and now there is Rupaul's Drag Race. Rupaul's drag race is the euphony of a fantastic show.it has a great representation of the excitement of the LGBT community and it really shows the vulnerable side of the LGBT community as well. the show features many exciting and original challenges that involve design, music, acting and so much more. each season is completely different from the last which is what makes the viewer come back for more. the personalities of each contestant really make the viewer feel connected to the show. there has never been a show like this in the history of television, and it's time that there should be more. with the show's host Rupaul, he is seen as almost a mother figure the contestants which is a difference to where on other reality shows the host can be depicted as a ignorant and selfish person. even though the show is targeted to the LGBT community, I recommend it for all viewers. in reality TV, we have finally stacked gold with Rupaul's Drag Race.

I know what you did last summer joins the list of one of many slasher films to be an amazing success. this film uses the best techniques when using jump scares, deaths and directory. many horror films such as sorority row have followed this film's foot steps. the acting that is featured in this film really does bring out the reality in the movie ( such as Sarah Michelle Gellar's chase scene and Ryan Philippe's car chase scene. the creativity and directory of this slasher classic really brings out a bang in the films story and reality. this film is a perfect example of an original slasher and deserves top marks. I recommend it to all horror lovers.

this remake to an iconic movie really represents the youth culture today with it's added techniques and elements from the classic original.

the basic story of Carrie about a young adolescent girl named Carrie who gets her revenge on the entire high school who bullied her when she discovered that she the power to move objects with her mind. to be honest I don't understand why audiences dis approved this film.

I mean I found this film to be more edgy and creative with the storyline than the original did with the acting and the directory. this film shows class in the Carrie series. I loved it

if your a movie fanatic who is in need of a good teenage comedy/drama, well then my friend you have struck gold. this movie is basically the perfect guide for all teens surviving high school. this movie might be Lindsay lohan's best work by playing the shy new girl which represents all females going through change and adolescence, also the acting of the incredibly talented and beautiful actress Rachel mc'adams shows a whole new level of meanness and ridicule in teenage girls which is what makes this movie so frickin hilarious. from the acting to the story and from the directory to the imagery behind this movie's meaning, mean definitely gets an A+ in my books.

this film will always be known as one of the greats in the horror/thriller genre for its dramatic posture when presenting such a risky film. Anthony Hopkins performance was magnificent every word and every turn he made. Jodie foster's character brought a real sense of belief with her acting and also brought a real sense of fear towards the films story. this movie was pure movie genius capturing pure technique towards the story and the acting. Jodie and Anthony should be praised for their wonderful performances as these two characters and also by the way that they express the characters emotions towards the films story.

10/10