Amanda Scully 3/23

Today we continued watching critical reviews starting with Lauren's and ending with Mike Rossiter's. At the beginning of class Mr. Rivers has told us that he was going to be absent tomorrow and that our Best nominations will get pushed back until Tuesday and we will try and finish watching all of the critical reviews by Monday.
Lauren's critical review was about Breaking Bad and how Walter White progresses throughout the seasons. She used evidence from the beginning of breaking bad, the middle, and the end. Much of her review was made up of pictures and some film, but the way she analyzed it you didn't really need a lot of clips.
The Great Gastby was Analyzed by Anne. This review was so good, she took her time and went through the whole movie and explained the major significances between Jay and Daisy's relationship, from their relationship, to the green light across the lake, to them individually.
Next was Sarah R's, Another 80s Classic, analyzing Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Although it is almost 40 years old, it is a classic movie that she analyzed very well adding humor to make her audience laugh.
Brooke's review of Finding Nemo, focusing on the age range the movie was made for was very good. Although it was her voice over almost the whole time, the clips she chose were very good and supported her claim that it was made for children, but taught parents a lesson also.
Lastly was Mike's banalization of Draft Day. This critical review was a little confusing in the beginning but, once her started if made more sense.
Don't forget if you missed a day you must watch them on your own.