Analysis Of The Film Exit Wounds

In the 1980s, New York was considered one of the most dangerous major cities in the United States. Crime was on an ultimate high, especially in Brooklyn, New York. The documentary, “The Seven-Five” directed by Tiller Russell, focuses on a police officer named Michael Dowd who worked in the 75th precinct. The 75th precinct was known for being the most dangerous area with the most crime. However, not only were individuals within the community committing crimes. Dowd, who’s been on the job for two years, went from being a good cop that followed all protocols to a corrupt cop that went down the path of crime. This documentary goes into details on Dowd’s crime streak, how he got caught, the case against him, and the testimonies of his partners in the police station. This case was considered a “major corruption scandal in New York City in the 1980s” (Michael Dowd, 2015).

The 1992 film directed by Fernando Trueba, Belle Epoque is a Spanish film that is set in 1931 and while the year itself seems to hold little significance to the plot of the story it provides viewers with an alternative to what the 1930’s in Spain could have held. Belle Epoque demonstrates to viewers a society in which sexual liberation, and freedom, are accepted as well as a reversal in the roles of men and women. One of most interesting aspects of the film is of the relationship between the four daughters, Clara (played by Miriam Diaz Aroca), Rocío (played by Maribel Verdú), Violeta (played by Ariadna Gil), and Luz (played by Penélope Cruz) and their interaction with a mysterious visitor Fernando (played by Jorge Sanz). Throughout the

This week we were asked to watch a movie called My Cousin Vinny and compare this to the actual Criminal Justice System. I want to start off by saying the portrayal of the Criminal Justice System was much different than what we see it in real life. I really enjoyed the comedy that was displayed around it. The movie was based around two teenagers who were suspected of murdering a gas station attendant. This movie takes place in Alabama.

Starring Denzel Washington and Ethan Hawke, the 2001 film Training Day focuses on the portrayal of two Los Angeles Police Department officers.The story begins with Ethan Hawke as Jake Hoyt, a rookie narcotics detective on his first day of assignment. Jake is in a 24 hour period of field evaluation under the reins of a fellow respected and decorated narcotics officer Alonzo Harris, who is portrayed by Denzel Washington. Jake Hoyt is the ideal “white knight of justice”, an individual who is morally incorruptible, and a person who seeks to defend what is morally correct and to eliminate injustice through proper practices set under federal and state laws and standards. On the other side is Alonzo Harris, a ruthless, selfish, and corrupt narcotics cop who will do whatever it takes to complete the task, whether it violates the procedures and policies. Through the entirety of the film, the concepts of moral ambiguity in situational ethics towards institutional justice and the ethical dilemma of power and corruption amongst enforcement agencies are throughly stressed, analyzed, and reflected. The film illustrates and advances the implicit message of the misrepresentation of the criminal justice system, deception of the effectiveness of institutional justice, and corruption of crime enforcement agencies through the observation, analysis, and deconstruction of numerous examples in normalization to ideologies, and formal elements as suggested through the duration of the film.

There are many characters that display different levels of Grit throughout the course of the movie. However between the father-son relationship, Marlin wins the Grit prize because he proves that it is possible to overcome a traumatic experience and although it was extremely difficult he got to the point where he was able to become vulnerable again. He was real and expressed understandable apprehension in situations that he had no control over. He truly deserves the credit because unlike most of the other characters, he has been through a horrific ordeal. Although it is gradual and with some prodding, Marlin develops the Grit it will take to step outside of his fears and embrace the uncertainty that will come with

Conclude by determining if the criminal innovation and rebellion that resulted from the strain is understandable and should be excused, or deviant and should be prosecuted. In conclusionI think that almost everything in this movie was deviant and they should be prosecuted. The cops in the movie I thought were unethical and the police should be punished as well. The reason why I say this is because all the young boys in this movie where selling drugs and committing murder. They knew it was wrong but they didn’t seem to really care nor did the police, they themselves really didn’t seem to care about what they did either for example; the two officers where on their way to a crime scene and they were drinking, and the way the handled Darryl’s body. Furthermore when Shorty ha d took Shrike’s gun and shot a man. Dt. Rocco altered Shorty’s confession. Finally there is no reason why all the young men sitting on the bench didn’t have real jobs or even go to school, they themselves and the parents should be held reasonable. Killing is wrong and nobody should feel they have the right to take someone’s else’s

Broken On All Sides is a riveting documentary serving to address the thorny issue of racial inequality within the United States’ criminal justice infrastructure. It elucidates on its devastating resultant consequences (Alexander, 2012). While it may be an excellent resource to use in motivating, empowering or educating a group, community or organization, it raises real, damning questions about how the ripple effect of a defective system presents a significant adverse effect on the country at large.

Detective Frank should defiantly take lead in one portion of the case and Officer Donnie should take the other part. Detective Frank is part of the RHD (robbery homicide division) team. They take the high profile cases, in which this case was one of them. He had to prioritize what case was more important. In 1995, the two robbers were his priority. Detective Frank and his team had named them the “High Incident Bandits.” Phillips and Mătăsăreanu had committed multiple armed bank robberies. Detective Frank was the last person who shot at Phillips. Officer Donnie, part of the LA SWAT team used an armored truck to help and rescue the injured. Officer Donnie took position and fired at Mătăsăreanu’s lower extremities. Los Angeles Police Department’s Lieutenant would be the one to oversee everyone’s involvement in the

Prior to taking this course I wouldn’t be able to explain the differences or even be able to compare it to the criminal justice system. However, I now have a better understanding of how the criminal justice system works. This movie takes place in the southern state of Alabama and revolves around two teenagers accused of killing a store clerk. Throughout this essay I will explain the legal processes that appeared in the film as well as the processes that did not appear in the film.

The next movie worth examination is Training Day which tells a story of a moral man, Jack Hoyt, who is only trying to further his career upholding justice, being thrown into an intolerable situation with a corrupt narcotics officer, Alonzo Harris, played by Denzel Washington. Hoyt is the father of an infant son and husband to a pregnant wife, starts his day as any other officer, except today he is training with Alonzo to become a narcotics officer and eventually make detective. Little did he know the day following his peaceful awakening in his suburban home would be a nightmare filled with the harsh truths of immoral police corruption.

Germs, Guns, and Steel is a documentary that exhibiting the research of Jared Diamond in his quest to answer a question that took more than 30 years to answer. In the documentary of Germs, Guns, and Steel, Mr. Diamond was answering the question “Why you white man have so much cargo and we New Guineans have so little?”(“Guns, Germs, and Steel.” PBS. PBS, n.d. Web. 27 Aug. 2015.) from a young man named Yali from a trip to New Guinea years ago. Throughout his research, in effort to answer Yali’s question, he ventured to around the globe to a variety of places like New Guinea, Spain, and South Africa. Mr. Diamond began to notice a pattern from each country he visited and concluded that Geography determines how a country strives and survives. Geography

Whether it be a physical wound or an emotional one, they both leave behind scars. Bullying can leave someone with both, depending on the situation, however even if the victim isn’t left with physical wounds they will certainly be left with emotional scars. There is another famous quote by an unidentified author stating, “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words can never hurt me.” It makes sense in theory however not in reality. Verbal assaults can inflict a lot of damage on a person, especially since the effect cannot be seen directly by the naked eye. My quote states that even though wounds can be healed by time, the scars left behind will always be a reminder of that wound. This would get people to actually think before they act.

A very popular 1995 film involving crime is “Bad Boys” directed by Michael Bay. Michael Bay and his team of writers were able to film a highly intense action-comedy based around two detectives fighting organized crime. By examining distortions, crime causation theories, and the image portrayed in “Bad Boys,” the viewer is absorbed into the Hollywood perspective of our justice system.

Made of many long shots, this film will definitely test your patience. Porumboiu doesn’t make just a film about policemen, his picture is more intellectual and complex than that. Police, Adjective, as the title might predict concentrates

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