Feb. 25, 2023
In my birthday, I watched Pinocchio of Guillermo del Toro. I don't want to spoil you the movie, but in few words the movie is about an old man who struggles with the dead of his son. The movie puts emphasis on accepting ourselves as we are and on accepting that dead is something natural that make us real.
I cried in the last twenty minutes of the movie because the moral is that the dead is something natural and an essential part of live, but we must keep following our path when the life takes from us somebody we love.
"This movie was made out of Mexican wood" is a slogan that I heard in the trailer of the movie. This movie doesn't talk about Mexico nor is situated in Mexico, but the whole movie was made from a Mexican perspective about dead and life as Guillermo del Toro is proud of being Mexican and he always wants to put a little bit of his culture in every project that he has. He also said that Animated movies is not just for kids, animation is art and animation is film. I hope it wins the best animated movie oscar.
IOn my birthday, I watched Pinocchio of Guillermo del Toro.
English is very confusing, even for some Americans, so it's hard for me to explain why, haha. When referring to a time of the year, holiday, etc, you use "on" or "during".
(Extra information) If you're referring to a time of day, however, you use "at". For example, "I go to sleep at 9:30pm", or "The party was at noon". (Noon means 12:00pm!)
I don't want to spoil you the movie, but in few words the movie is about an old man who struggles with the deadth of his son.
"Dead" is an adjective, or a word to describe someone or something. Death is an event (which is the best I can describe it). When saying you're spoiling a movie, book, etc for someone, there's no need to add the "you" since the context is assumed. Though, if you want to, you can put "I don't want to spoil the movie for you". Good job, though! The sentence is still easy to understand.
The movie puts emphasis on accepting ourselves as we are and onfor who we are accepting that deadth is something natural that make us real.
This is good! Though, I don't know what you meant by "real". Alive, maybe?
I cried during the last twenty minutes of the movie because the moral is that the deadth is something natural and an essential part of livfe, but we must keep following our path when the life takes from us somebody we love.
"During" means the action is happening while something is happening, if that makes sense!
"This movie was made out of Mexican wood" is a slogan that I heard in the trailer of the movie.
This movie doesn't talk about Mexico nor is situated in Mexico, but the whole movie was made from a Mexican perspective about deadth and life as Guillermo del Toro is proud of being Mexican, and he always wants to put a little bit of his culture in every project that he has.
He also said that Animated movies isare not just for kids, animation is art and animation is a film.
"are" is used for something plural, meaning there's multiple!
I hope it wins the best animated movie oscar.
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It must have been a great movie! Is it in English or available to watch in America? Good job by the way!
Day 48: Pinocchio
IOn my birthday, I watched Pinocchio of Guillermo del Toro.
I don't want to spoil you the movie for you, but in a few words the movie is about an old man who struggles with the deadth of his son.
The movie puts emphasis on accepting ourselves as we are and on accepting that deadth is something natural that makes us real.
I cried in the last twenty minutes of the movie because the moral is that the deadth is something natural and an essential part of livfe, but we must keep following our path when the life takes from us somebody we love.
This movie doesn't talk about Mexico nor is it situated in Mexico, but the whole movie was made from a Mexican perspective about deadth and life as Guillermo del Toro is proud of being Mexican and he always wants to put a little bit of his culture in every project that he has.
He also said that Animated movies isare not just for kids, animation is art and animation is film.
IOn my birthday, I watched Pinocchio of Guillermo del Toro.
The movie puts an emphasis on accepting ourselves as we are and on accepting that deadth is something natural that make us real.
I cried in the last twenty minutes of the movie because the moral is that the deadth is something natural and an essential part of livfe, but we must keep following our path when the life takes from us somebody we love.
This movie doesn't talk about Mexico nor is situated in Mexico, but the whole movie was made from a Mexican perspective about deadth and life as Guillermo del Toro is proud of being Mexican and he always wants to put a little bit of his culture in every project that he has.
He also said that Aanimated movies is not just for kids,; animation is art and animation is film.
Day 48: Pinocchio
IOn my birthday, I watched Pinocchio ofby Guillermo del Toro.
I don't want to spoil you the movie for you, but in a few words the movie is about an old man who struggles with the deadth of his son.
The movie puts emphasis on accepting ourselves as we are and on accepting that deadth is something natural that makes us real.
I cried infor the last twenty minutes of the movie because the moral is that the deadth is something natural and an essential part of livfe, but we must keep following our path when the life takes from us somebody we love from us.
悲しそうです!
"This movie was made out of Mexican wood" is a slogan that I heard in the trailer of the movie.
This movie doesn't talk about Mexico nor iswas it situated in Mexico, but the whole movie was made from a Mexican perspective about deadlife and lifedeath as Guillermo del Toro is proud of being Mexican and he always wants to put a little bit of his culture into every project that he hamakes.
いいですね。
He also said that Aanimated movies isare not just for kids, a. Animation is art and animation is film.
I hope it wins the Oscar for best animated movie oscar.
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見たことがありませんが、見てみたいです。よく出来ました!
Day 48: Pinocchio
IOn my birthday, I watched Pinocchio of Guillermo del Toro.
I don't want to spoil you the movie for you, but in a few words, the movie is about an old man who struggles with the deadth of his son.
The movie puts emphasis on accepting ourselves as we are, and on accepting that deadth is something natural that makes us real.
I cried in the last twenty minutes of the movie because the moral is that the deadth is something natural and an essential part of livfe, but we must keep following our path when the life takes from us somebody we love.
"This movie was made out of Mexican wood" is a slogan that I heard in the trailer of the movie.
This movie doesn't talk about Mexico nor is situated in Mexico, but the whole movie was made from a Mexicans' perspective about deadth and life as Guillermo del Toro is proud of being Mexican, and he always wants to put a little bit of his culture in every project that he has.
He also said that Aanimated movies isare not just for kids, animation is art and animation is film.
I hope it wins the best animated movie oscar.
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Well done! This sounds like an interesting movie, if not a bit sad from how you described it. And I agree that animation isn't only for children, it can affect people of all ages and it's something that can be very beautiful.
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English is very confusing, even for some Americans, so it's hard for me to explain why, haha. When referring to a time of the year, holiday, etc, you use "on" or "during". (Extra information) If you're referring to a time of day, however, you use "at". For example, "I go to sleep at 9:30pm", or "The party was at noon". (Noon means 12:00pm!) |
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