Wednesday, December 17, 2014

Destiny

 The scene "I'm your density, I mean my destiny" said by George McFly while holding his steno notebook kneeling in front of Lorraine Baines (mother of Marty Mcfly) is made famous in the movie Back to the Future trilogy. I don't always get this phrase every time I watch the said movie, I don't know if this is just the creativity or romance of George showing off or does it mean something else. I know that most of you would say, just search the google. But to tell you honestly, I don't really want to know the truth behind this phrase. Because as you can see, as long as you don't know the whole truth behind something or someone, it keeps you interested or it keeps your mind running to know what it really means or who he/she really is. Do you think that once you knew the answer or once you've solved the mystery behind something or someone else you'd still be interested? I don't think so, unless off course you are obsessive HAHA!



Destiny as what my professor said or as what I had understand it is something that you wouldn't expect in a million years or in a million ways but destiny has always been undefined for me
because after one question is answered there goes another different and deep question. As what my readers don’t know is I am studying again for my 2nd degree or I really don't know what to call it HA! And there is always this time when I ask myself "Are you really sure of what you are doing? You do realize that you have your own voice right?"  And then I'll answer myself that maybe this is really my destiny whether I understand it or not. Is it really my destiny? How do I know that I have reached what is destined for me? How do I know when to stop? These silly questions tend to block the minds of most of us. But then I realize don’t mind destiny at all. Besides, you are the one making your own destiny, every decision leads to another different destiny, every experience creates another destiny for yourself. Every word you said and every smile you make leads to another destiny. That’s why don’t believe it when someone tells you “If it’s meant to be, it will be” because you are the one creating a path for yourself and no one else. Destiny will still exist if you go on your daily routine without asking yourself why I am doing this. Destiny will still exist in the dictionary even if as what I have said it is undefined. Destiny will still exist as long as there is someone out there who bases his/her decisions on destiny and you don’t.



I think the bottom line to this is “Destiny is what you make of it. Your destiny is you alone and nothing else” George McFly is destined to kneel in front of Lorraine Baines because he decided or his heart decided that he is in love with Lorraine Baines.  



This is my first blog post after a year I guess HA! Thank you to this person who told me that I can be a book writer, you are my inspiration for this first blog article of mine. Let us keep inspiring one another.



Be your own destiny!



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Friday, May 3, 2013

Give it up for Brian Tyler!!!

Lately my attention is focused on soundtracks of the films / TV shows that I have watched, and games that I have played cause' the music itself makes the film/game a lot more exciting and entertaining. Can you just imagine life without any music at all? 

Because I'm so hooked with soundtracks lately I met Brian Tyler. Well off course through the internet HAHA at first I thought "Yeah, he just got lucky to get Far Cry 3" but after some further research I literally ate what I just said about him. Brian Tyler is well known composer, producer, conductor and a film producer. F YEAH! right? 


He is known for his scores for Iron Man 3, Eagle Eye, The Expendables, Fast Five, Fast and Furious, The Expendables 2, Law Abiding Citizen, The Final Destination, Rambo, Constantine, Now You See Me, and Battle: Los Angeles. And I just realized that all of this movie has an amazing soundtracks. Brian Tyler really is amazing. 

Remember my blog about Looking for Some New Sounds ?? it talks about the wonderful soundtrack of Need For Speed: The Run, well guess what, Tyler also scored this wonderful game, he also scored the game Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel, Lego Universe and Far Cry 3. 

Overall Brian Tyler is a composer of over 50 films and he was recently nominated for "Film Composer of the Year" by the International Film Music Critics Association. His score for Frailty won him a "World Soundtrack Award" in 2002 as well as the "The World Soundtrack Award" as Best New Film Composer of the Year. In 2003 he received an Emmy Nomination for his score for "The Last Call". And the list goes on and on...

What an overwhelming Biography right? 

To wrap this blog of mine today here are some of Brian Tyler's scores I got on Youtube.

this is one of my favorites

I'm sorry - Brian Tyler from Far Cry 3 


I left her alone - Brian Tyler & Klaus Badelt from Constantine 


Russian Warfare - Brian Tyler from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 




lastly you can like Brian Tyler on Facebook here.
subscribe on his Youtube channel here.
and go check Brian Tyler's Official Website.


Happy Listening! 

Cheers!