Reviews
Fargo (1996)
Fargo is the perfect example of dark comedy...
I first saw "Fargo" in 1996-1997, and I was still rather young, but old enough to understand the plot and overall film. I remember I liked the film back then...however I recently saw the film again, and I like it even more. In my opinion, "Fargo" is the perfect example of a dark comedy. Although some scenes may be more serious and even graphic in some cases, there were a few times where I laughed out loud...especially due to Steve Buscemi's character. Frances McDormand gives an outstanding role, as does William H. Macy. And the team of Peter Stormare and Steve Buscemi gives the movie what it needs to be my favorite film of 1996. I recommend this film to people who want an easy to follow, yet clever plot to a serious, yet sometimes dark humorous filled film.
Bob Ross: The Joy of Painting (1983)
Very Relaxing...
I used to watch this show whenever I had the chance when I was a young child, and it would always relax me. The soft voice...the "Dab..dab...dab" and the "happy trees....they are happy" would relax my mood and make ME happy. Not to mention the very amazing works of art Bob Ross would create, I found amazing that if people put their minds to it, we could all have those wonderful works of art in our homes. Bob Ross was amazing with what he could do with a brush and some paint....in just 30 minutes. The Joy of Painting was a very good show, however since I was born just seven years before it went off air, I did not have the chance to watch it as much as I would have liked.