Luke Smith

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    Definitions of Success in Film

    Analyze how film portrays success by using examples. Explain why these takes on success are important and correlate to the rest of the film.

    • I think it's important to clarify what one means by "success" because it's such a subjective term. Is it happiness? Is it career advancement? Or is that what you're trying to get at how films take on? – Helen Parshall 9 years ago
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    • Are you describing successful characters and what makes them seem successful to the audience? Are you comparing these descriptions of success to society? – nicolewethington 9 years ago
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    May 6, 2015
    Luke Smith

    If it were me, I’d say skip everything Studio DEEN did with this and just play the VN, watch Ufotable’s UBW and Fate/Zero. In that order. Fate is, without a doubt one of the best franchises out there and actually my first VN. when I played the Fate route, my heart broke and I shed a manly tear. When I played UBW, I was impressed with the writing and myself for figuring out who archer was before the big reveal. Heaven’s Feel was a LOT of exposition, but well written.

    		 Fate/Stay Night: Setting Up for a Decade of Quality Success
    May 6, 2015
    Luke Smith

    Trigun has always been a favorite anime of mine, I own the dvd box set and the movie on blu-ray. But this analysis has made me love it all the more. Vash and Wolfwood are easily on of my favorite anime duos of all time.

    		 Trigun's Vash the Stampede: The Struggles of Eternal Optimism
    May 6, 2015
    Luke Smith

    I know that I used to have a negative opinion of fanfics, but when I had endings to shows I didn’t like, I ended up searching for them. I have maintained a neutral opinion of them over the years and I respect them for what they are. But whenever I read them I have this surreal feeling that it isn’t the same. i can’t pinpoint if it’s the author’s style or if the original ending is too ingrained in my mind.

    		 Fanfiction: The Merits of Originality