Gone to Texas
Merging with a bizarre spiritual force called Genesis, Preacher Jesse Custer becomes completely disillusioned with the beliefs that he had dedicated his entire life to. Now possessing the power of the word, an ability to make people do whatever he utters, Custer begins a violent and riotous journey across the country. Joined by his girlfriend Tulip and the hard drinking Irish vampire Cassidy, the Preacher loses faith in both man and God as he witnesses dark atrocities and improbable calamities during his exploration of America.
Pathfinder
A young Norse boy left behind after his clan is shipwrecked on the Eastern shores of the New World is raised by the very same Native Americans whom his people had originally set out to destroy in director Marcus Nispel's (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre) dark action adventure. Reared by Native Americans following a failed attempt by the Vikings to conquer North America and bestowed with the name of "Ghost" by his adoptive tribe due to his pale complexion, the fearless young Norseman eventually grows into a strong warrior (Karl Urban) determined to prove his worth to the people he calls family. When the destructive Vikings once again return to the New World to rain destruction down on the Native Americans in a barbaric bid to claim the land as their own, Ghost finds himself in the precarious position of having to stop his own people from destroying his village as he realizes his true identity and sets out to claim his destiny.
Pathfinder
A young Norse boy left behind after his clan is shipwrecked on the Eastern shores of the New World is raised by the very same Native Americans whom his people had originally set out to destroy in director Marcus Nispel's (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre) dark action adventure. Reared by Native Americans following a failed attempt by the Vikings to conquer North America and bestowed with the name of "Ghost" by his adoptive tribe due to his pale complexion, the fearless young Norseman eventually grows into a strong warrior (Karl Urban) determined to prove his worth to the people he calls family. When the destructive Vikings once again return to the New World to rain destruction down on the Native Americans in a barbaric bid to claim the land as their own, Ghost finds himself in the precarious position of having to stop his own people from destroying his village as he realizes his true identity and sets out to claim his destiny.
A young Norse boy left behind after his clan is shipwrecked on the Eastern shores of the New World is raised by the very same Native Americans whom his people had originally set out to destroy in director Marcus Nispel's (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre) dark action adventure. Reared by Native Americans following a failed attempt by the Vikings to conquer North America and bestowed with the name of "Ghost" by his adoptive tribe due to his pale complexion, the fearless young Norseman eventually grows into a strong warrior (Karl Urban) determined to prove his worth to the people he calls family. When the destructive Vikings once again return to the New World to rain destruction down on the Native Americans in a barbaric bid to claim the land as their own, Ghost finds himself in the precarious position of having to stop his own people from destroying his village as he realizes his true identity and sets out to claim his destiny.
3 comments:
This should be as bad as it gets. Your cut and pastes are totally wrong. You got none right.
Gone to Texas is about Sam Houston and Pathfinder is not about a viking.
Do not cut and paste again! Use your own thoughts after really watching the movie.
Now watch your civil war movie and really blog it. I will be watching carefully for cut and pastes from here on out.
Do it right with the Civil War movie. Summarize the movie. Then list a the things that make it a Civil War period movie. Afterward, look for some aspects of American culture. Compare these cultural aspects to what you think is modern American culture. You then can tell us how you liked the movie and why.
Do it right!
I really do not see how you can pass this course as you simply have not blogged.
What are your plans?
What do you plan to do? There is no way you can pass this course without blogging. Where are your blogs?
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