I’m glad you watched 13th too. Girl!!! Let me start off by first saying I loved this film. DuVernay did a great job educating everyone who seen the film. She could have stirred up a mix of emotions in anyone who seen this film depending on where they stand on this situation. Did you know President Nixon’s “Law and Order “policy sounds similar to Trumps” Law and Order” policy? I feel he may use the same tactics of crime prevention and drugs and I hope it doesn’t become a new way to incarcerate more
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I am a movie fanatic and a book worm. I love reading and watching the book and movie. "The Outsider" is one of my favorite movie come books, but it was really surprising after reading and watching the book and the movie are pretty different mainly in the rumble, the reuniting and argument\soda running away scene. The rumble scene was very different in the book and the movie. The setting in the movie had a racing background and the fight was near a camp, unlike the movie, the book's setting took
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under fire in 1920s. In the movie, Los Angeles in that time was described like a criminal city. There were a lot of crime every day. Prohibition was unenforceable and carried a great potential for police corruption. (Eclecticme) Lots of money were made by criminals who then paid off police officers to allow their illegal activities to continue. It was dangerous to stay outside at night because of the out of control of robbers, bootleggers and criminal organization. This movie was a relentless story to
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One major difference between the film and written text is that in the film, there is no mention of the police finding Amy's purse on the bank of the Missouri River. Unlike in the novel. During a search, the police find her purse on the bank of the river and put it into evidence against Nick without his knowledge. This missing piece of information is crucial for viewer's knowledge of the overall investigation and knowing of what happened to Amy and where she supposedly was. As well as having another
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written by F. Scott Fitzgerald in 1925; and was re-made into a hit movie in 2013 directed by Baz Luhramann. The movie tells the story of a rich man named Jay Gatsby who is for most of is trying to win back his old lover Daisy. In the end of the movie Gatsby is shot after crazy car ride and a woman is run over. The woman's husband sees that is was Gatsby’s car that hit his wife and ends up shooting him. To us who are just watching the movie we see that the woman’s husband shot Gatsby but it is possible
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Peace only makes the aggressor more aggressive and the Soviets will be emboldened to push us even farther. – Bald guy in tie 1) International pressure 2) Airstrike Secretary of Defense: If we decide to strike, we must do so before missiles become operational, because once they are we can’t guarantee getting them all before all are launched. Kennedy: if there are alternatves, we need them fast. Other guy – I still think there are diplomatic approaches we haven’t considered yet. General:
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Plays and novels these days constantly have movie remakes. The Crucible by Arthur Miller had a film produced for it in 1996 which was forty-four years after the play was written. The film itself is extremely similar to the play besides the fact that minor changes occurred. Between the film and the play, there are slight differences made by the screenwriters and the playwright himself. For example in the play, it states that John Proctor “goes directly to her and grabs her by the cloak…” John Proctor
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fact due to the portrayal of the deliveries in movies, I was somewhat sacred to consider giving birth to children. People would always ask me if I was interested in having children, but because of the movie portrayal I would say I was uncertain. I am glad that she did this interview and made this movie to show what a real childbirth experience is like, because now I know that the child birth experience varies from person to person. Therefore, I may
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This paper provides a film analysis using the three theoretical perspectives; Symbolic Interactionist, Functionalist and Conflict Theorist. Additionally, this exploration is organized by each theoretical view. Furthermore, this review includes the opinion of this writer’s strongest theoretical perspective, as well as considering additional questions relating to the correlation of micro and macro sociology within the film. Thus, the film chosen for this analysis is “Mean Girls”, the 2004 comedy
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Did you know that The Patriot movie is not really historically accurate. In fact The Patriot movie did not even have accurate characters. The movie has historical facts and events that has happened in the Revolutionary War, but it is only somewhat accurate. I say this because Benjamin Martin was not an actual a person in history. Benjamin Martin is a character who was supposed to represent Francis Marion. In the movie the Battle of Cowpens did not result in Colonel Tavingtons death. Lastly General
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