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Apocalypse now illuminates the horror, and the atrocities of what war can cause. It showed how one can go in a normal citizen and return unable to make contact with the world without feeling out of place. As the characters move forward into metaphorical fog and darkness,the film introduces the idea that war reels in a darkness hidden within. In the first scene Willard is introduced as an already broken man, he’s back from his first tour and already feels compelled to start his second. Questions about his sanity begin to rise, how far has he been pushed off edge? Shattered mirror, and divorce papers by his side only maximizes the realization of how distant he is from his old self. This illustrates how war is capable to change an individuals

1. Preemptive arrests is when an individual is arrested before committing a criminal act. In my opinion, I don’t agree with the idea of preemptive arrest. The reason is because I believe that an individual should commit a criminal act in order to be arrested, not prior to. If a person does not commit a criminal act, then what is the point of them being arrested? In addition, in the film the precogs used their vision so that the police could see how the crime would unravel, and with that vision, it allowed for them to make a preemptive arrest (Neubauer & Fradella, 2014). In the film when the precogs predicted that Andertson would commit a murder. In my opinion, I don’t think that the visions of the future should be sufficient

Arranged is a beautiful movie about religion, marriage and friendship. The movie also explore the many different challenges the two women go through even in the work place. At one point in the movie Nasira and Rochel were both called into the principal’s office and offered money to buy new clothes so they can fit better in the school based on the principal view point. I believe the movie was successful in persuading me that regardless of who you are and religious beliefs were are all human beings and if we only take a few minutes to get to know someone we will discover that we have many things in

In the video Jennie Fenton share her experiences as a mother of a child who suffer from cerebral palsy- movement disorder that may rise when the brain is not fully develop. She explains how she struggle because she couldn’t properly deal what was going on at first, then she went to many stages of realization and she was able to embrace what was happening and see her daughter for who she is and make her feel love. Even though she has a son that does not have a disability, the hope and dreams she has for both her children did not differ. She has many visions for her daughter, because she believes just like any other child, her daughter can achieve success. Many people may look at her child and see a disable child but Jennie see possibility. Possibility that you, I, and society have denied other children like Jennie’s daughter, ignoring the fact that they are people just like us , if they are given the chance they are able to succeed in the same way that we are able to.

However, conventions of comedy film changed by the year 1963, when Stanley Kramer came out with It’s A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World. This film in particular is most definitely an epic comedy film chock-full of action and wild misadventures. The plot revolves around the pursuit of $350,000 in stolen cash by quite a diverse group of strangers who compete throughout the entire story to locate this stolen fortune. More specifically, near the beginning of the film, six passerby motorists initially put up a good united front against police officers, yet fail to fairly divide the potential loot due to their own greed.

Scene of a movie. The view of something realistic. Looking at all these pictures; There's lies behind all these pictures on this table next to me. As I sit here. A Miller beer beside me. A box full of memories; Childhood memories.  It's nothing to say about my teen or adulthood. I don't have memories. Who want to be with a criminal, Nevertheless I'm not a criminal. They just say that about me. Why Judge.  Just get to know me more then less.  In a dark room where I'm sitting at. Boarding school is like having a terrible nightmare that keeps you awake all night long. Six pack of Miller Lite. Drinking until I get so drunk like my alcoholic dad.  He's the one who sent me to boarding school at the age of ten years old.  My mom trying to stop him,

A movie is a series of images shown very rapidly one after another. Each frame is just a flat two-dimensional image, yet with certain formal elements directors can create a sense of a three-dimensional space. Some techniques utilized by filmmakers are the same as those painters’ use; things such as lighting, color, contrast, and shadows. Yet when the painting starts to move a whole new world of spatial elements open up, giving a filmmaker many ways to bring a two-dimensional image to life. The space created by such elements can be used to make the audience feel a certain way about a scene or movie as a whole. In the Swedish horror film Let the Right One In there are three scenes in which the vampire Eli murders people. The director Tomas Alfredson uses space differently in each of these scenes, evoking different emotions in the audience each time and escalating the horror sequentially as the film progresses. In the first, the audience is shown everything; Alfredson uses a single take and a motionless camera in a wide angle to show the entire attack. Secondly, the audience is taken around a small dimly lit house and is subjected to a jump scare when Eli attacks her victim (I will be referring to Eli as “her” despite the fact that her gender is left ambiguous). In the final murder scene, almost the entirety of the horror is done in an off-screen space. In Let the Right One In the use of varying camera angles, sounds, lighting, and editing establish space in each

After having the opportunity to watch the slideshow that was shown in the beginning of class, I was able to see some pictures from a different perspective than when I first watch the slideshow in the beginning of this class. However, there were some photos that still pushed my buttons.

13th was a very interesting and thought-provoking movie that really opened my eyes to the reality of the history of black people in this nation, the justice system, and how politicians and people in power have systematically oppressed black people and people of color for hundreds of years. The movie, along with ISS 210 really allowed me really understand the circumstances that have led to the United States having 5% of the worlds populations, yet housing 25% of the worlds prisoners, of which a disproportional number are people of color.

Throughout my life, my family and I have always undoubtedly been close. We spend time together and just generally like one another. There are no activities that come up as a tradition or practice, we regularly perform, but one little affair that is almost an unspoken tradition is the way I spend time and connect with my dad. Sitting down on a rainy day or just the odd night to watch a movie together has been a regular activity that my dad, my brother, my friends, and I do.

When deconstructing the aspects that render someone a human being, a logical conclusion that one would arrive to is the concept of love. The film Her is a vivid portrayal of the possible intimate relationship between humans and machines because it evaluates the idea of love and the emotions associated with it as being not just exclusive to humans but is really an intangible, and universal force between two parties. A depiction of a man’s relationship with an artificially intelligent being, on the surface, is a problematic emblem stemming from misconceptions and cultural taboos, but at its fundamental core, the phases of the relationship are no different than what is normally experienced between two humans. From the idyllic beginning, to the maturation of the connection between Theodore and his Operating System (OS) Samantha through intense passion and the coming to terms with each other’s flaws, to the bittersweet end when two individuals eventually grow apart, the film Her gives an honest portrayal of love between two beings as representative of the larger more intimate impact that technology will play in the future.

The video I choose to watch and write about was Third Ward TX. This really stood out to me from the other videos because it discussed different qualities the city has. I believe that Third Ward is a city where many of its residents are over looked by people in the city next to it, Houston. This video was produced by Andrew Garrison in 2007. In the film the director does an amazing job of highlighting the main problems of Third Ward TX. He also does a good job of highlighting the good things about it. They show the poor part of Texas where they have taken the old houses and renovated them. They made these old run down houses into a beautiful and safe place for people to walk through and view different types of art. The artist set up their

Niall sat on his couch wondering how everything went wrong. He should have stopped her from leaving. Was he really that desperate to force a liar to stay in love with him? His shaky hands feel around for the cool glass. The alcohol burns his lungs, but they dull the pain in his heart. “Did you start drinking without me?” That soft giggle rings out, causing Niall to turn with a smirk. “Hey, I’m glad you are finally here.” There she was, Nora, his best friend. She was tall, curvy, and she had these brown eyes that put Liam’s eyes to shame. “How bad was it?” Nora asks looking up from her beer bottle. “Well, she said that I cheated on her.” “Let me guess, it was with me?” Nora snorts the minute she sees Niall nod his head. Everyone thought that she was either cheating with Niall or he was cheating with her. They were just best friends that enjoyed a nice pint over some football. “Well, it is her loss.” “Yeah, we didn’t even have sex.” “Wow, she is really missing out.” Nora jokes. She had felt something for Niall a long time ago, but chalked it up to being lonely. Niall had always wondered what it was like to kiss his best friend, but fear kept him from getting near her. “Hey, do you remember that drinking game we used to play?” Niall asks really needing to get drunk fast. The game was really stupid, and an easy way to get drunk. Nora would start with a word, and they would keep saying words back and forth. The minute someone paused to think about the next word

I was not planning on reviewing this before it aired, but after screening it, I was so utterly impressed with this movie--seriously, it is one of the best Hallmark films I have seen in a long time. And I don 't say that glibly by any means. I know I am known for my positive reviews, but this one goes far beyond that. I never once had to remind myself to concentrate on the positive aspects of the film. The acting, the story, and the message were one of the finest Hallmark has featured in some time. Not to mention, it was gentle, amusing, and genuinely enjoyable family viewing.

of Merida, but rather the stronger bond that forms between her, her family, and the other clansmen. Frozen, instead still stuck with the age-old tradition of the female character falling in love with the male character. Since the beginning of the movie, Anna is in a rush to fall in love and does so hastily with Prince Hans. She meets Kristoff during her journey and in turn falls in love with him. In the end they share a kiss as they each realize the love that they had for each other. Therefore, Brave and Frozen are different in this respect, where in the end, Frozen still incorporates romance whereas Brave entirely disregards it as an option.