Everybody has strengths and weaknesses, but it is important to remember that your weaknesses can be turned into something positive. You should identify what areas of your life you’re struggling with, and find ways to reframe them as opportunities for growth. For example, if you’re having trouble in math class, find a tutor or mentor who can help you understand the topics more thoroughly so that you can eventually turn your weaker subject into a strength. Allowing yourself room to work on the areas where you need improvement can help you become more successful in the long run.
It’s exciting news – one of the movies made by Alfred Hitchcock may be getting a remake and Robert Downey Jr. is interested in playing the lead role! Paramount Pictures was home to Hitchcock’s original 1958 thriller Vertigo, which was based on a novel named D’entre les morts (From Among the Dead). So, it makes sense why they were chosen as the studio to bring this film back to life.
Steven Knight, the writer of Peaky Blinders and See, recently signed on to write a new movie for Disney and Lucasfilm. Robert Downey Jr. is best known for playing Tony Stark/Iron Man in the Marvel movies and was nominated twice at the Academy Awards for Chaplin and Tropic Thunder.
The movie is about a cop who had to leave his job because he was so scared of heights he would feel dizzy. After quitting, he’s asked by a friend to follow the friend’s wife because her weird behaviour caused suspicion. This film was the first one to use a special camera move called the ‘dolly zoom’ which creates an uncomfortable feeling like you’re spinning around in circles. A company owned by Robert Downey Jr. is producing this film and he’s also appearing in another movie called The Sympathizer on HBO.
The person who writes ‘Peaky Blinders’ (a show) has been chosen to write a new “Star Wars” film. His name is Steven Knight and he’s replacing another writer called Damon Lindelof, who had to quit the job.
When Vertigo first came out, some people thought it was too long and had too many details that were not necessary. But now, a lot of people think it is a classic and one of the best films ever made. In 2007, The American Film Institute listed Vertigo as the ninth best film ever made.
