I’ve always wanted to start doing movie reviews. It’s been one of those “oh I wish I wrote up a review and tell people my thoughts on the film that actually want to hear it” … …Well that is what happens most of the time.
So I signed up for a rotten tomatoes account!
I’ll put the link here to my profile so it’s easily accessible.
My first review is for Batman V superman. I thought the space to write the review in was quite small so I didn’t go for too much but I ended up writing a bit more. Please check them out.
It’s quite difficult to trawl through reviews on a particular movie (especially the box office hits) since there are so many critiques.
You might be wondering why there is a picture of the inside of a small restaurant. It’s because this is where I’ve heard some of the best Jazz songs!
I used to come by this small Japanese restaurant for lunch or dinner sometimes, and hearing the sounds of smooth jazz was exquisitely comforting. I guess it reminded me things I’ve always enjoyed of doing and dreamed of doing. I always wanted to learn the saxophone or piano, I imagined myself playing something soulful haha. After attempting both, it requires a lot of practice. I’ve ended up with a diatonic c harmonica and that seems to be an easier start. I can already play a few tunes! (and theres lots of tabs!) Anyway, I’m going off on a tangent.
So, today, I learned the name of the radio station from which the elegantly seductive jazz was coming from. I always thought it was a local radio station however it’s from a digital radio station at smoothjazzexpressions.com. Before I knew the name of the station, I’d been using Shazam to find the songs. I had found a few gems which I will leave links to here.
He’s killing it at 4:25! It actually is So Good!
Ryan Farish is another composer to look for. He’s done some amazing compositions and they’re simply beautiful. He did a latino sounding arrangement of Brian Simpson’s Sky Watcher.
Hearing these after a long day gives off a really relaxing atmosphere. Some of the jazz reminds me video game music that I used to hear when I was younger. Specifically the music from Final Fantasy X-2. It was the first game I remember playing to have a rich storyline with pleasantly tailored chill music themes to go with places or characters.
I always feel nostalgic hearing these again. Makes me wish I can go back to these days.
I’ve always wanted to start doing movie reviews. It’s been one of those “oh I wish I wrote up a review and tell people my thoughts on the film that actually want to hear it” … …Well that is what happens most of the time.
