Thursday, June 24, 2010
New CFK class?
If you troll over the Hunger Games post, I responded to someone's post about books/movies by saying we could make a CFK class called Books That Were Turned Into Movies: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly. We could talk about the differences, which was better (the book or the movie) and why, why the directors/screenplay writers make so many changes, etc. Then Rod said we could make trailers advertising them. Whatcha think?
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that would be so cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletethat would be sososososo awesome!! i would definitely take that class! we could talk about books that we think should be turned into movies, too.
ReplyDeleteThat would be. If we take books that haven't been made into movies yet and make trailers, that would be awesome!
ReplyDeleteI think that sounds like an awesome class. I would totally sign up. Because there are some terrible bookss gone movies **cough**cough*** **the Lightning Thief***
ReplyDeleteIt would totally be good to dicuss the stuff with other people.
YAY!
ReplyDeleteGood idea! What other classes would you guys like to see at CFK?
ReplyDeleteIf I could take that class, I definitely would :) It sounds like a great idea!
ReplyDeleteSWORDPLAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThat would be great!!!!!! I would sooooooooooooooooooooooooooo take that class!!!
ReplyDeletethat would be amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteUnderstanding Old English
ReplyDeleteI really want to understand books that were written before we lost a lot of the English language.
I was supposed to take Understanding Shakespeare but it was cancelled.
SKITTLES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!(oh i thought he was saying a random word.... then i read back... oh well)
ReplyDeleteI agree with Rod :D fencing maybe? or simply sparring... that would be AWESOME!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE OLD ENGLISH. But do you mean OLD English, or Shakespeare's English? Old English looks like this: Het þa hyssa hwæne hors forlætan,
ReplyDeletefeor afysan, and forð gangan,
hicgan to handum and to hige godum.
(I had to copy and paste to get the right characters from: http://catterall.net/OE/texts/a9.html. It's one of my favorite OE poems.)
Shakespeare's English is technically Modern English, believe it or not.
i agree w/ rod too. A swordplay class would be awesome!!
ReplyDeletewhat is that supposed to mean?
ReplyDeleteThere are a bunch of words in Shakespearean English that we still use today?
ReplyDeleteOh, yes. Such as: oh, yes. =)
ReplyDeletewoah...
ReplyDeleteWoAhHhHhHhH thats wierdddd
ReplyDeleteWell yeah I do mean Shakespeare's "modern" english. But i do know that a lot of words used in his time are not used anymore. So to understand that part of it would be AWESOME!!
ReplyDeleteim sooo sad they are kicking spinner off degrassi );
ReplyDeleteps check me out on quizilla my name is iluvbook6775! i have a bunch of polls and quizes
pps one of them is about hunger games......