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Historic Inaccuracy in the Movie Saving Private Ryan (1100 words, 4 pages)

Saving Private Ryan is a controversial movie that attempts to give viewers a perspective of the events of World War 2, while telling a coherent story about a squad deployed to bring a missing soldier home. Although depiction of the battles and conditions of the war were fairly accurate, the ... Read More

An Analysis of the Korean Movie The Man From Nowhere (873 words, 3 pages)

The Man From NowhereSouth Korea (along with China) is the Asian nation most ostensibly dedicated to the prospect of "undergoing a project to de-Westernize the blockbuster" (Shin and Stringer 59). Favoring the strategy of "making films that could be exported and promoted so as to earn foreign currency" (Shin and ... Read More

Theme and Symbol Analysis in Audition, a Movie by Takashi Miike (1224 words, 4 pages)

If the Colors in Audition Reinforce the Emotions Associated With Love, Play OnTakashi Miikes Audition (1999) is a dreamlike foray into the hopes and fears associated with active participation in a relationship. The tale is convoluted and not always firmly situated in reality. Despite this, there are always emotions relating ... Read More

A Comprehensive Analysis of a Page of Madness, a Movie by Teinosuke Kinugasa (2448 words, 7 pages)

It's a Mad World A Page of Madness and the Human ConditionA film from the classical Japanese period done in the contemporary avant-garde style of the West, A Page of Madness (1926, Teinosuke Kinugasa), can only be described as obtuse. Missing intertitles, the benshi that would have been present at ... Read More

The Importance of Using Genuine Locations in Filming a Movie (1821 words, 7 pages)

Though the connection may initially seem obscure, the importance of genuine locations, the prevalence of moralistic conflict (especially in the Judeo-Christian context), and the presence of a strong, empowered female lead come together to definitively link Love Exposure (2008, SionSono) to the powerful influence of Colonel William N. Selig. Though ... Read More

An Analysis of Morals and Ethics in the Movie Quiz Show (1896 words, 6 pages)

At the beginning and end of the movie Quiz Show, there are two songs used they are two different versions of the same song. This was probably chosen for the large effect it would have on the audience if they audience was truly listening for the difference of the two ... Read More

A Comparison of Dickens’ A Tale of Two Cities and the Movie Adaptation (1074 words, 3 pages)

Between the 1935 A Tale of Two Cities movie and the book written by Charles Dickens in 1859, there are several differences with the portrayal of events. Since it is a movie and must be kept short, some of the events had to be cut out of it. However, the ... Read More

An Analysis of Gender Roles and Stereotypes in She’s the Man, a Movie by Andy Fickman (320 words, 1 pages)

Extra CreditIn the movie Shes the Man, there are various gender roles and stereotypes that arise throughout the movie. The movie is about a girl named Viola Hastings who wants to play soccer, but is unable to because her school removed the girls soccer team. The removal of the soccer ... Read More

An Analysis of the Movie Under the Skin (592 words, 2 pages)

The movie Under the Skin presents a shallow surface in which a series of kidnappings and other seemingly random events confuse the casual observer. For the whole first hour, the viewer is bombarded with the images of men being sexually enticed to their graves and the aliens motives behind these ... Read More

The Impact of Evolving Religious Beliefs on Society in New Gods, a Movie (549 words, 2 pages)

After watching this film I have become acutely aware of the impact that changing and evolving religious beliefs can have on a society, country or continent. Religion is such a crucial issue for forming the identity of Africa and all of its countries. Mazrui illustrates that Africans are faced with ... Read More

The Manipulation and Rejection of the Rejects of Society in the Movie, Her (466 words, 2 pages)

Imagine the most socially awkward person on campus, the geek. All of a sudden, rumors spread that he has a girlfriend, one that listens to him, has sex with him, and one that shares a mutual love relationship. The only catch, he has never actually seen or touched her, as ... Read More

A Movie Analysis of The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (472 words, 2 pages)

Ive always dreamed about what it would be like if an electrical engineer had super powers. He would be able to shoot lightning and deflect bullets with a magnetic field. To my pleasure, in the recent movie The Amazing Spider-Man 2, a power systems engineer is fatally shocked and gains ... Read More

A Comparison of the Historical Accuracy of the Book Abraham Lincoln and the Second American Revolution by James McPherson and the Movie Lincoln by Steven Spielberg (1758 words, 6 pages)

Amongst the reading and videos it becomes evident that Abraham Lincoln in fact wasnt an abolitionist. He understood that slavery was a crucial aspect of economy in the southern states as well as a contribution for the north. However, he did realize that the writing of the constitution specifically stated ... Read More

The Mistakes of Sister Aloysius in the Movie Doubt (929 words, 3 pages)

In life, some peoples actions may be right for one person but wrong for another. The person may think that her actions are justified in her mind, even if the people around her do not think so. In the movie Doubt Sister Aloysius, the principal of St. Nicholas School, believes ... Read More

an Analysis of a Movie Illustrating the Harsh Reality of the Ebola Virus (366 words, 1 pages)

The movie that we watched illustrated the harsh reality of what the Ebola virus is and the damage it can do in a short period of time. The movie began with a team of doctors arriving in Africa to help with an Ebola pandemic. When they arrived they set up ... Read More

The Colonist, Indians and English in the Movie The Last of Mohicans (495 words, 2 pages)

The Colonists, Indians, and English were the three focus of the movie The Last of the Mohicans, which took place in America during the French-Indian War. These three groups had striking differences. They all had their own goals and ambitions, and what some of them wanted directly conflicted with what ... Read More

The Powerful and Sad Story of the Movie 12 Years a Slave (714 words, 2 pages)

Powerful. Very powerful and very sad. That is how I would describe the movie 12 Years a Slave. I could not imagine having my freedom taken from me in one day. Solomon Northup was walking through the park and enjoying the day and then he met these two men. They ... Read More

An Analysis of John Q, a Movie by Nick Cassavetes (424 words, 2 pages)

John Q is a very powerful movie. It is definitely a movie that will get you thinking about life and family. It is a tear jerker type of movie. It really makes you analyze your priorities in life. John Q is an advocate movie in the sense of how much ... Read More

A Movie Analysis of Waiting (405 words, 1 pages)

Waiting is a very interesting movie in which they do very nasty and dirty things are work that directly affect the customers that are in the restaurants. They do things that I can even think of as being something that is tolerable. I mean they do some really bad things ... Read More

This paper explores the disparities and likenesses between Batman (directed by Tim Burton in 1989) and The Dark Knight (directed by Christopher Nolan in 2008). Several Batman films premiered in between these two smash hits none were able to match their successes. (The 1997 film Batman Robin received particularly poor ... Read More

A Comparison of the Texas Chain Saw Massacre and Halloween, Two Movies in the Horror Genre (2900 words, 9 pages)

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (Tobe Hooper, 1974) and Halloween (John Carpenter, 1978) were two low budget films that had a lasting impact on the horror genre. Given their low budgets these movies were commercial successes, leading to the development and creation of the slasher subgenre of horror. With a ... Read More

A Review of I Am Sam, a Movie Directed by Jessie Nelson (1252 words, 5 pages)

The movie I chose to review is I am Sam. This movie is about a man, Sam, with a mentally disability coping with the struggles of raising his daughter. He has the mind of a seven year old so things get tough when his daughter, Lucy, becomes seven and surpasses ... Read More

Clinical Depression in the Movie American Beauty (890 words, 3 pages)

American Beauty - Clinical DepressionAccording to IMDB, there are an abundance of movies out there which deal with some sort of psychological disorder. Often, movies which contain disorders bring in whole new perspectives for people who watch and observe the movie. The movie that I chose to analyze is American ... Read More

The Example of Orbe’s Concept of Complicity in Spike Lee’s Movie Bamboozled (512 words, 1 pages)

Orbe's concept of complicity is simpler because it sees people's differences and easily enforces stereotypes that are present in our society. Complicity makes it difficult to break out of stereotypes because it highlights differences instead of what everyone has in common. This concept can be portrayed negatively because it is ... Read More

A Review of the Real Bad Arabs Documentary in Relation to Disney’s Movie Aladdin (1433 words, 6 pages)

Real Bad ArabsIntroductionReal bad Arabs are a documentary produced by Media Education Foundation. It is an extension film of the book Real Bad Arabs by Dr. Jack Shaheen. The book analyzes the manner in which Hollywood manipulates and corrupt the images of Arabs. The documentary argues in regard to the ... Read More

An Analysis of Security Vulnerabilities in a Bring Your Own Device Environment (1097 words, 6 pages)

Vulnerability assessments for Mobile Devices in the BYOD environmentIntroductionMobile devices have become embedded in our personal lives. Today employees are being allowed to use their personal devices in the work environment alongside the corporate-provided devices. Organizations have incorporated these devices into their systems. Organizations can't physically stop the utilization of ... Read More

The Lack of Probable Cause in the Arrest of Brenton in the Movie, Murder on a Sunday Morning (951 words, 4 pages)

1.Probable cause is the legal situation when a law enforcement officer is eligible towards making an arrest, conducting a search on a property or a person without a warrant. Also, probable cause is a legal standard that allows a police officer to obtain a warrant on an individual. While it ... Read More

The Representation of Race and Poverty in the Americas in the Malcolm X Movie (1426 words, 7 pages)

Race and Poverty in the AmericasMalcolm X movie is an authentic epic of Malcolm Xs life who was a celebrated African-American leader. Ideally, Malcolm X's was named Malcolm Little but altered his name later to Malcolm X to suit his new lifestyle. Taking a look back to his life, Malcolm ... Read More

An Analysis of the Behavior of the Suitors in the Epic and Movie The Odyssey (401 words, 2 pages)

In the movie and book, The Odyssey, a hero named Odysseus was lost at sea for a long period of time after a great war against the Trojans and was trying to get back to his home Ithaca. While he was gone, many suitors were trying to claim the throne ... Read More

A Comparison of Two 1930’s Movies, City Lights by Charlie Chaplin and Trouble in Paradise by Ernst Lubitsch (657 words, 2 pages)

The two 1930s movies I am going to compare here are City Lights (1931) directed by Charlie Chaplin and Trouble in Paradise (1932) directed by Ernst Lubitsch. City Lights is about a hapless Tramp who falls in love with a blind flower girl on the streets while Trouble in Paradise ... Read More

Published: Friday 25th of January 2013