Based on this passage, we can conclude that the author (B.) prefers the documentary over "Lords of Dogtown".
This excerpt shows that the author thinks that making a movie based on the documentary <em>Dogtown and Z-Boys</em> directed by Stacy Peralta was unnecessary. Moreover,<u> the writer argues that, in contrast to the documentary, the movie, which was directed by Hardwicke, is weak</u>. In that way, the writer implies that he/she prefers the documentary over the movie "Lords of Dogtown", which was released in 2005.
Hadero uses the term "sonic lineages" to refer to the influence that has shaped her as a musician. This influence doesn't begin and end with other musicians that she had listened to before she herself became a musician. She grew up listening to jazz and hip-hop. But she owes most to the natural world, its sounds and music, such as bird songs. A complete silence is nearly impossible, and therefore, we are being influenced all the time.
<h3>hes right it's <em>D. Threatening</em> just got it right on APEX.... </h3>
