Analysis Of The Movie ' I Can Get My Own ! '

In the movie, See What I’m Saying, there are three Deaf men and one Hard of Hearing women. Their names are: Robert DeMayo, TL Forsberg. Bob Hiltermann and C.J Jones. Through out the movie, each person shows us a glimpse of their lives and what they have to deal with on a daily basis. See What I’m Saying shines a light on the oppressive behaviors within the performing arts industry and within mainstream media, and how these four individuals must navigate through their lives as performing artist.

Jessie slightly blushed. Irish was trying to push his buttons, and she had a genuine talent at it. "Facing me at firsts of course and then who knows where it would lead, but yeah, you would have your hands full." He teased her back not wanting to be the only one as excited as he teenage boy having his prom night at the playboy mansion.

Specialist got out of the truck, muttering swear words as he walked over to his brother. “Where is she off to? Does she want to get killed?” He screamed at Daniel.

“Oh Keerin, how many times do I have to tell you to just call me Maggie?” she replied. “I’ve been good, staying busy. How have you been? I haven’t seen you in a while.”

Frank just looked at Gerard and started laughing. “That was actually really fun,” he said.

“Daniel, wait. Let me explain. Don’t be rash, don’t do this.” Natalie pleaded, chasing after him.

For my second film analysis essay, I will be writing about the 1985 movie The Breakfast Club directed by John Hughes. The Breakfast Club has five main characters: Andrew, Brian, John often called by his last name “Bender”, Claire, and Allison. These five characters make up the whole plot of the story. Without them, The Breakfast Club wouldn’t exist and because of this fact, the movie is considered to be character driven.

"Uh, yeah! Sorry, for just showing up unannounced like this. I thought Jace would've been here..." Bailey stopped herself as she looked at the tiny brunette who lived there. It had been an awful couple of days for Bailey and all she wanted was to escape it. Escape the fact that she had just walked out on the man she had just spent the last three years of her life with. After everything that had happened between them she couldn't handle it anymore. "Oh, no you don't have too..." Bailey started to speak as she watched the young brunette leave the room to go and change. Moments later returning with pillows and blankets for her. Looking down at the beer in her hand Bailey sighed before looking back up at the brunette. "Thanks, I could of gotten them myself. I appreciate it." she spoke as she jumped up on the counter in the kitchen.

"A good field trip would get your mind off of the stress of the holiday season," she pressed. "And a few drinks sound nice. I mean...not that you'd catch me sneaking liquor into a hotel room or anything. That's strictly against the rules and the law, isn't it?" Nora grinned impishly, sliding her fingers further up to brush lightly on his crotch. His pants were too loose to be able to feel whether she were having any effect on him, but she could imagine at the very least he'd be thinking of her tonight. As he stretched out she didn't move

The Perks of being a wallflower was directed by Stephen Chbosky and edited by Mary Jo Markey. It is a character based coming of age film that depicts charlie's struggle for acceptance after his stint at a mental health institution. Throughout the film we see charlie deteriorating this is shown by short flashbacks and blackouts, as the film goes on we see charlie and his surroundings become more jumbled and unclear. This is shown through jump cuts and bazaar medium close shots of both charlie and his friends.

I chose to do my reaction paper on the following cult classic film The Breakfast Club. John Hughes wrote and directed this high school teen drama in the nineteen eighties. This movie centers around five teenagers who come from different high school cliques: John, the criminal (Judd Nelson); Andrew, the jock (Emilio Estevez); Claire, the princess (Molly Ringwald); Brian, the brain (Anthony Michael Hall); and Allison, the basket case (Ally Sheedy). These five teenagers spend a Saturday in detention together in the school library where Mr. Vernon (Paul Gleason) orders them not to speak to one another and assigns a thousand word essay in which each of them must write about who they think they are.

Have you seen the video online with the kid whose head is stuck in a iron fence? The kid appears to be about 3 or 4 years old. Somehow he stuck his head through he iron posts and got his head stuck, Clearly in too much pain to pull his head back out the way he stuck it in, he finds himself in trouble, his dad attempts to help him get unstuck with no success. Dad attempts to gently pull the head back through, nope. Dad attempts to physically push the bars apart, nope. No matter what dad try he just can’t get the kid unstuck. On the video the dad goes back into the house, apparently to call for help. The kid however, has an idea. He stands up a bit. Adjusts his shoulders sideways, and steps through the fence and gets himself unstuck. He’s free. He just had to change his perspective a bit and move forward instead of trying to pull back.

Daniel looked up finally to Roland and Arriane, his eyes wet and wide with fear and pain. The two frowned as they stopped playing around, their attention turned to Daniel.

“Okay” he responded with relief and I wonder what would make him feel stranded all of the sudden. I was not going to leave without making sure that Vanessa had a ride home. I wasn’t entirely sure if she wanted to go home with Tin-Man, though I did know Damian was determined to take her home. I inquired with Patricia a few times during the night and since I didn’t have enough gas Patricia said she would make sure Finesse made it back home. As we left, Patricia let me know that Finesse had made the decision to go home with him.

Wanted! When you hear, or say that term, the visual that may come to mind may be: criminal, old western movie, or even a comparison to a relationship. But in relation to the movie Wanted it stands for nothing but a guy that wanted no more in life but to find his purpose. A lot of us in this world never actually find our purpose in life, we just kind of settle for what we are able to do. We go through trials and tribulations to find ourselves, and find anything that will make our lives more satisfying, including putting ourselves in harms way to do it. This film stars Angelina Jolie, Morgan Freeman, and James McAvoy, which names all scream a killer movie to me. The theme represented in this movie is not only deceit and lack of