Analysis Of The Movie ' Oh Boy 3 '

1. One of my favorite movies of all time is “The Kids Are Alright”. It centers on a lesbian couple, Nic and Jules, and their two children, Laser and Joni. Laser and Joni are biologically half brother and sister, sharing the same sperm donor father. Laser is only fifteen, but interested in getting to know his biological father. He convinces his older sister to look him up, knowing he would have to be eighteen to do it himself. The movie follows the repercussions of the discovery of their biological dad, and also examines Nic and Jules’ relationship, and Laser’s development of independence, self, and identity.

Falling forward, Tom pressed his lips against Booker’s open mouth and kissed him passionately. Removing his finger, Booker wrapped his arms around Tom’s narrow body and pulling him close, they thrust their bodies together as they continued to shudder out their release. Seconds passed, and when they were both finally spent, Tom slowed the kiss and sitting up, he trailed a finger over the seminal fluid covering Booker’s chest. “Wow,” he grinned.

The film “The Englishman’s boy” is a screen adaptation of Guy Vanderhaeghe’s book of the same name. Vanderhaeghe also wrote the screenplay for the film. The book was based on the true story of the Cypress Hills massacre in 1873. I will provide a summary of the film’s most important plot points, characters and background information. The movie covers the horrors that were witnessed in Cypress Hills and shows the inhumane way Native Americans have been treated since colonization, in 1873 and through to the 1920s. The movie explains how white men were hearkened as heroes for committing these atrocities which were largely excused because society at that time viewed natives as inhuman and therefore undeserving of human rights. The film was set with a background in both 1873 pioneer plains and 1920s Hollywood. This method was used to show a dualism within the two eras and that negative attitudes towards Native Americans had not been corrected as they should have been but only muffled. I will compare the film and its accuracy to the actual Cypress Hills massacre and determine what dramatics were used to make a point within the direction of the movie. This film and the subsequent essay is relevant to this class because I believe that even though the crimes committed against native Americans are less obviously racist, violent and vulgar today, there is still a derogatory indifference towards them and their cries for equality.

Seconds later, Booker’s tranquil face came into view and he managed a tense smile. “Sorry,” he mumbled, his cheeks flaming with embarrassment. He felt like a fool because he knew both Booker and Levine were trying to help him, but he was struggling to control the fear that was steadily rising, making it difficult for him to breathe.

“You miserable kid,” he howled with fury trying to kick himself upright. “Just wait. I’ll sprinkle you with a bash of paprika and wa-lah chicken paprikash!”

Five students from very different backgrounds meet on a Saturday for detention with their principal. The contrasting group includes the athlete, Andrew (Emilio Estevez), the princess Claire (Molly Ringwald), basket case Allison (Ally Sheedy), brain Brian (Anthony Michael Hall), and criminal John (Judd Nelson). The principal assigns them an essay on “who you think you are,” and leaves them to do it. During this time each of them has a chance to finally tell his or her story, making the other see them a little differently. When the day ends they question if school will ever be the same (Carroll).

Pain stabbed through Booker’s heart, and although he sympathized with his friend’s plight, he knew he needed to convince him to stay calm and listen to the doctors. “No, baby, that’s not what they think. They’re just making sure you’re okay.”

Walmart needs some more security for flying eggs. Chase Lquay was a normal teen, until he discovered talking eggs. He was 13 year old walking home from school stopping at Walmart. Stopping for a few items, approached the dairy aisle. The first box he stops, thinking he heard something. Picking up the next carton, it shakes ferociously. “What the!”, Chase exclaimed. The carton independently opened and the eggs merged into a portal.

Booker was quite glad he had paid for that insurance seeing as a they had been bombed just about a few hundred miles away. They could see multiple planes flying overhead, most likely carrying explosives as well. A voice came over the neighborhoods intercoms, telling the residents to evacuate their houses and to flee to the nearest bomb shelter. Booker picked his balling son and ran to the shelter alongside his worrisome wife.

Boy interrupted” was a really well shot documentary. However, I found it very difficult to watch because it was hard to the affects suicide handle on a family and I found a heartbreaking. Also, watching some of Evan’s Home video clearly showed how mentally ill he was. When he was singing a song that he had written it was clear that he was dealing with some heavy emotions. The fact that he was singing about being depressed and how he wanted to kill himself when he was seven years old was upsetting. when I was seven I remember not worry about a thing, being incredibly happy and having fun. It was Very disturbing when he showed his own mom how he wanted to hang himself in his closet and they show the actual photos. I’ve never seen anything like

Mother Robin laid four beautiful, blue eggs. She sat on the eggs day and night to keep them warm.

“That," she said. "Is the first time I’ve seen him show so much energy.”  "This is the second time this little guy has been part of our display.  He stays there and only comes out his corner to get a drink of water."

I found a group friends i knew there was quinten he was a midget, kenny he was tall with hair like a forest, and abby who was the kindest person i ever known. We had all been friends for a long time . After lunch the three of us walked and talked as kids are known to do. Along the way i found a bird egg on the ground not hatched , not damaged and not dead.Frozen in awe and stuck to the ground by pure child amusement. I instantly cared for this bird and his future. This forgotten bird forgotten by family the world but not by me. As i reached and then followed to pick up the egg i could feel the slight warmth it exerted and the quiet melody he played inside bump,bump,bump bring boyhood joy to me. I did not want to allow this birds song end early . I wanted this bring to make new songs of life keeping his melody for as long as he can. I wanted it to survive today tommorow and as many that may follow.Abby had told me that tho keep it alive i had to keep it warm . So i held it with both my hands completely covered wanting nothing more than it to live. Abby was a nature lover so she tagged along wanting to help it survive. The egg did not interest kenny and quintin so they wandered off. Me and Abby began to look for people to show the wonderful thing that was this bird egg. We showed Ben,Jordan and many others some thought it was cool

Initially, we didn 't have the faintest idea how to solve the question. At first we thought that the southern wind wouldn’t be able to push the egg at the top of the roof because it was an updraft, then we looked up how updrafts work and realized that updrafts didn’t work the way we thought. We also drew a sketch of the house to get a better image of what was happening, in case the direction of the wind had something to do with it. Then Sean read it again and

Traumatic experiences, difficult home lives, and the effect of drugs can leave a significant imprint on the rest of an individual’s life. The context which individuals are surrounded by during their developmental years has a significant impact on their mental health and development. In the documentary, The Bad Kids this idea is depicted through the portrayal of adolescence and early adulthood periods of the individuals at Black Rock Continuation High School. The film portrays the lives of at risk teens, who are given a second chance to get their life on track and earn a high school diploma. However, there are complications and set-backs that are holding them back from accomplishing their goals.