American Romantic Drama Film Essay Examples

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A Review of Traffic, a 2000 American Crime Drama Film by Steven Soderbergh (2207 words, 3 pages)

For someone who cannot forget that 500,000 people wake up in prison in America each day who are not common criminals but prisoners of the War on Drugs, the movie Traffic is a disappointment. Regarded by some Drug War critics as a portrayal of the futility of pursuing a war ... Read More

A Review of Elia Kazan’s Crime Drama Film On the Waterfront and a Lecture on It (489 words, 1 pages)

When I went to see the movie On the Waterfront, I thought that I was going to be bored because the movie was in black and white. But as I started to watch the movie it got more and more interesting. Then the next day I got to hear Dr. ... Read More

The Common Themes of Latin American Films (1357 words, 3 pages)

Latin American films often take us by surprise for their candid criticism of the state of their nations and its politics. In the States, we rarely attack contemporary problems that our nation is faced with, generally creating fictional premises or using historical events that have already been subjected to pubic ... Read More

An Analysis of Romantic Period (1132 words, 2 pages)

The Romantic Period, lasting from about 1825 to 1900, saw the beginning of great individualism in music styles. The era consisted of great contrasts in both musical literature and musical esthetics, the branch of philosophy that deals with beauty and taste. The Romantic Era was the period marked by distinctive ... Read More

The Correlation between the Plot and the Changing of the Seasons in Autumn in New York, a Romantic Drama Film by Joan Chen (918 words, 2 pages)

Autumn in New York Autumn in New York is a moving love story that stars Richard Gere as Wil, and Wynona Ryder as Charlotte. Wil, a typical womanizer, is introduced to Charlotte, a unique young woman, by her grandmother, whom he had known for many years, and the two are ... Read More

A Review of 1492: Conquest of Paradise, an Epic Adventure/Drama Film by Ridley Scott (1362 words, 2 pages)

The epic voyage of Columbus has been a conscientious topic in recent times. People debate whether Columbus was responsible for the devastating effect that came after his discovery of the new world. In my opinion, Columbus shouldn't be held accountable for the impact of western civilization to the new world. ... Read More

Published: Friday 25th of January 2013