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The Plot: The series focuses on Light Yagami; a 17-year old intelligence student, bored with his life and disgusted at the state of the world around him. One day his eyes fall over a notebook laying on the ground outside of his school. Reading the English cover, “Death Note,” and noticing that the writing inside is also in English, Light decides to take it home to read it. Within the next 5 days, Light has killed hundreds of people by just by watching and recording names of criminals from the news. The Death Note enables him to kill anyone whose face and real name is known. To know more about the rules of the notebook read the terms of the Death Note.

Later a Shinigami (God of Death) named Ryuk approaches Light and tells him that the note book in his possession in fact belong to him. Ryuk tells Light that only the owner of the Death Note can see him and that he, Light, is now the owner of it and may use it as he chooses. Light tells Ryuk that he plans on using the Notebook to kill criminals and clear the world of crime. Within the first chapter alone, he kills over 250 criminals.

Eventually, the number of inexplicable deaths of reported criminals catches the attention of the International Police Organization (ICPO) and a strange detective known only as “L” gets involved. L already knows that the serial killer, dubbed by the public as Kira, is located in Japan. L has also deducted that Kira can kill people without laying a finger on them. Light realises that a detective is following him, and knows that L will be his greatest nemesis. A game of psychological “cat and mouse” between the two characters begins. Light is constantly trying to evade suspicion by the detective L while maintaining his identity as Kira.

Written rules: The Death Note comes with its own set of rules, the main rules are as follows:

• The human whose name is written in this note shall die.
• This note will not take effect unless the writer has the subject’s face in their mind.
• Therefore, people sharing the same name will not be affected.
• If the cause of death is written within 40 seconds of writing the subject’s name, it will happen.
• If the cause of death is not specified, the subject will simply die of a heart attack.
• After writing the cause of death, the details of the death must be written within the next 6 minutes and 40 seconds.

Reception: To date the manga has sold over 6 million copies all over the world. In 2007 Play magazine named it as the best anime in the Anime Year in Review. It has been rumored that the author and artist of the manga; Ohba and Obata had been persuaded to lengthen the storyline when its popularity increased. Originally, they has only intended to make it half as long. To date there are over 100 Death Note fan websites, and thousands of fan fiction and fan art entries over the web, such as the Death Note Wiki, which currently has over 130,000 members and the Death Note Fan Site, which has over 1 million users. Over the course of 2009, a Hollywood movie was announced, drawing further fans into the series and sparking new debate over who should play various roles.

Personal Review: Death Note draws in the crowds because it is unique. The anime has a simple story line, with a complicated overall plot that had to be followed with real thought. The animation is one of the best, with excellent shading and detailed character drawings, with realistic expressions. The music was brilliantly created and matched the story exactly, some fans believe the epic music is what makes the series so watchable. Intelligent, witty and emotion, Death Note truly draws in viewers an is really one of those series that you can’t stop watching. Intense animation with likable characters and a brilliant plot-line. I give the animation 10/10 – the perfect animation which could not have possible been any better!

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I’ve spoken before in my Great Screenwriting Class about the fact that 99% of writers fail in the premise. You may come up with a terrific one-line idea for a movie, but if you don’t develop it the right way, the best scene writing in the world won’t make a difference.

The single most important decision you must make when developing your premise is: what genre should I use? Genre is a particular type of story, like detective, comedy, thriller or action. The reason genre is so important is that the entire entertainment business is based on it.

That sounds like a pretty extreme statement until you look at how Hollywood has set itself apart from the rest of the world. The rest of the world has always emphasized the original artistic vision in their filmmaking. Which is great for art, but bad for commerce, because for each film, the audience has to re-invent the wheel. They have to guess whether they want to enter the theater. And they have to work hard to figure out the unique story patterns that make that film work.

Hollywood realized a long time ago that it is not in the business of selling original artistic vision (though it sometimes happens anyway). It is in the business of buying and selling story forms. Genres tell the audience up front what to expect from the product they are buying. If they like a particular kind of story, chances are they will like this particular film, especially if the writer and director give the expectations a little twist.

For years, Hollywood films were only one genre apiece; say western, detective or family comedy. Then someone had the brilliant idea: hey, let’s give them two for the price of one. That’s why virtually every film made now is a combination of two or three genres.

The implications for you as a writer in Hollywood are huge. First, you have to figure out what genres are best for your idea. Second, you have to know those genres better than everyone else writing in those forms. Third, you have to know how to transcend the forms so you can give the audience a sense of originality and surprise.

The problem with genre is that each one is a complex system of story, with its own unique hero, opponent, story beats, structures and themes. Fortunately, this information, though complex, is knowable. You just have to put in the time and effort to learn it.

When I first start developing a story, I look at a number of elements to help me choose which genres would get the most out of the idea. The first element is the hero’s role in the story. When you look at your premise, you can usually imagine a basic action that the hero would take throughout the story. For example, is the hero essentially a fighter (Action), a lover (Love), an enforcer or criminal (Crime), an endangered investigator (Thriller) or a victim (Horror)?

A second element to look at is your hero’s desire line. The desire, one of the seven basic story structure steps, is your hero’s particular goal over the course of the story. It provides the spine of the story, so every hero should have one. It just so happens that each of the major genres is associated with a desire line. One way to get a sense of the best genre for your idea is to match the probable desire line of your hero to the key desire line of each genre. For example, the desire in a fantasy is to explore an imaginary world. In myth, it’s to go on a journey, ultimately leading to one’s self. In sitcoms, the hero wants to escape from an impossible predicament. In thrillers, the hero’s desire is to escape attack. In masterpiece, the hero wants to find a deeper reality, which contrasts time, perspective or system. In detective stories, the hero wants to find the truth.

An opponent who fights the hero and tries to prevent him or her from reaching the goal is another important element that helps determine your genre. The relationship between hero and opponent is the most important relationship in your story. A good opponent must be a unique individual but also fulfill a crucial story function. For example, in television drama, the main opponents are usually other family members. In comedy, the opponents tend to be various expressions of society at large. In the masterpiece, the opponent is some kind of system in which the hero is trapped. In love stories, the main opponent is the lover.

Another way that the various genres set themselves apart from one another is that they each ask a different central question or force the hero to make a crucial decision. The key question in thrillers: Is your suspicion justified? In comedy: do you lie or show your true self? In action: do you choose freedom or life? In fantasy: how do you live with style and freedom? In detective stories: who is guilty and who is innocent?

Part of exploring your premise line has to do with discovering the deepest question your hero must confront in playing out the drama. How your hero answers this deep question is the real stakes of the story; it’s what makes the audience want to watch this character all the way to the end. One of the benefits of genre is that a framework for these deep questions has already been worked out. You provide the details and the variations.

Keep in mind that when you explore your premise, you are at the very beginning of the writing process. So you may not know the key question your story will ask. The important thing is to make a guess now. It will help you extend and focus your idea, as well as lead you to the best genre for carrying the story.

Genres aren’t just systems for expressing certain themes. They are also strategies for storytelling. Action stories set up a kind of heavyweight fight with an intense punch/counter-punch between hero and opponent. Science fiction sends the hero to a unique technological future that highlights strengths and weaknesses in the present world. Thriller places a weakened hero in a tight box and shows him or her struggling to escape. Crime pits a criminal who thinks he is above society against a defender of society’s rules and values.

The above elements, though helpful, only tell you which genres are probably best for your idea. They don’t tell you how to write them.

Writers typically underestimate the difficulty in mastering a genre. Each one is filled with story beats and themes that are highly choreographed. That’s why I always recommend that writers give genres intense study and specialize in no more than three. I know a lot of talented writers, but I know no one who has mastered more than three or four.

One final caution: don’t look down your nose at genre writing. First, because it’s a bad business decision. The entire entertainment industry is based on them. Second, because genres can actually make you a better writer. Most writers go their whole lives without finding their voice. Learning which genres are best for you often crystallizes what is uniquely you and lets you write from your strengths.

You still have to do each genre story in an original way. But harnessing the power of genre will take you a long way toward your goal of being a top professional writer.

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I know that Detective Conan is not finished yet, but is there a link/forum/torrent file that has the most “complete” (so far) episodes with English subs? I am having a difficulty searching for videos online since YouTube has deleted them. And oh, I found links of it to MegaUpload, but I do not want to download with MegaUpload. Please help me. I really love this anime. T____T

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“Murder By Death” (1976) is one of those lost and little seen gems that somehow got swept under the dusty rug of mid-seventies comedies. This is the sort of movie that should be played on Comedy Central on Friday afternoons (alongside “Clue”) but isn’t. It would fit in well on AMC too, Saturday at midnight perhaps, right after “It’s A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World.”

Like “World,” the main reason to see “Murder By Death” is the stellar cast. It features Alec Guinness, Peter Sellers, David Niven, Truman Capote, Peter Falk, and a young James Cromwell and Maggie Smith too.

Peter Sellers is always watchable, no matter how poor the material, and here the material suits him well. Sellers plays master detective Sidney Wang, complete with Oriental makeup and fake accent. Fans of the old radio program The Goon Show, in which Sellers got his start, will recognize he has a lot of practice with this type of character. It is, frankly, astounding to see this was still acceptable in the seventies. But in Sellers’ defense, we must remember that this is a comedy, and for good reason comedies get a pass when it comes to racial impersonation. (Case in point: the Wayans Brothers’ 2004 disaster “White Chicks”).

The role is also rather satirical, as it is clearly a send-up of the old Charlie Chan mysteries. In fact each actor is spoofing a famous movie detective. David Niven is the British womanizing type detective, similar to James Bond. Peter Falk, on the other hand, is a cross-eyed variation on Humphrey Bogart.

They have all been called to the mansion of the enigmatic criminal mastermind Lionel Twain (Capote) to solve a murder. The murder is to be committed in the mansion, precisely at midnight, with all detectives present. Twain offers a million dollars to the detective who cracks the case first. But if no one can solve the mystery, Twain will have outsmarted the greatest detectives in the world, and proven himself their superior.

The script is by the immensely talented Neil Simon, but it never really rises above what you’d expect. For some reason, too much talent involved with a film project always seems to spoil the outcome (e.g. “Mars Attacks”). “Murder By Death” is a good way to pass ninety minutes, but you won’t be in any rush to see it again. It isn’t bad, but then again, it isn’t exactly good either.

I think “Murder By Death” is the perfect definition of an “average” movie.

Grade: C

P.S. This movie is available for instant viewing online if you have a Netflix membership.

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Jim Carrey’s breakout role, Ace Ventura is one of the funniest films of the 1990s. Written by the former In Living Color writer himself, the film centers around an oddball kook of a lead character who investigates missing pets. If you enjoy Jim Carrey’s brand of humor (and it’s not for everyone), then you’ll love Ace Ventura. A bit more mainstream than Dumb And Dumber, it’s less ridiculous in concept (with the exception of a man employed as a pet detective). If you know how to laugh, then you’ll be hard-pressed to avoid doing so while watching Ace Ventura: Pet Detective…

Jim Carrey stars in the role of Ace Ventura, a Miami-based “pet detective” who has an unusual ability to relate to animals of every kind. For the most part, Carrey spends his days searching for lost and stolen pets. But when the Miami Dolphin mascot turns up missing, the Dolphin front office enlists Ventura’s aid in finding the culprit.

With the help of Dolphins employee Melissa Robinson (Courteney Cox) and law enforcement buddy Emilio (Tone Loc), Ace searches the whole of Miami in an effort to recapture the kidnapped dolphin. But along the way, he butts heads with Miami PD Lt. Lois Einhorn (Sean Young). When Ace discovers that the master criminal is a former member of the last Dolphins championship team, he must uncover the person’s identity if he hopes to find the mascot (leading to one of the more hilarious sequences in the film, when Carrey follows around the former players, searching for a ring with a missing stone). However, the stakes of the investigation are raised when the same perpetrator kidnaps Dan Marino before the Super Bowl. Now, it’s up to Ace Ventura to save the football season for the Miami Dolphins…

Long before his other starring roles, Jim Carrey burst onto the Hollywood radar with this cult classic smash hit. Ace Ventura is utterly ridiculous, but the movie thrives on the back of Carrey’s unique talents. Not since Robin Williams has a comedian of such limitless energy and ability hit the big screen. Ace Ventura showcases the best of Carrey’s talents and accurately embodies (he wrote it) his realm of humor. The constant antics of the film’s hero make for good comedic exchange between Carrey and Young as their two characters battle against each other.

Strange and over-the-top, Ace Ventura hit the big screen as a unique oddity that many have since attempted to replicate. But few actors have the multi-faceted talents of Jim Carrey, and that makes Ace Ventura a rare film indeed. Unlike Wayne’s World, this is one 1990s comedy that hasn’t lost its comedic luster with the passing of time. It’s just as funny today as when first released – if not more hilarious. It’s this timeless quality of its comedy that makes Ace Ventura: Pet Detective a definite must-see film…

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