Analysis Of The Movie 'Rear Window' By Elizabeth Daley

Alfred Hitchcock's 1954 film Rear Window is a representation of the attitudes towards men and women in the 1950's. Through this film Lisa Freemont and L.B Jeffries experience a power shift in their relationship due to each individual's capabilities and ideas regarding the suspected murder case. Lisa and Jeffries relationship progresses through the film and their relationship experiences a power shift.

[A hush comes over the crowd] “Hello men and women of the audience before I begin I’d like to acknowledge that the more I’ve spoken about feminism over the last several years, the more I have realised that fighting for women’s rights has too often become synonymous with man hating. If there is one thing you take away today it is that this, has, to stop. [Pauses for effect], [Looks around the hall]. Feminism by definition is the belief that men and women should have equal rights and opportunities. This brings me to Hitchcock’s movie ‘Rear Window’ and the ways in which it suggests a negative attitude towards women.

Seeking redemption is not always easy, but hard work, time, and effort will assure that redemption is achieved. During Paul Haggis’ drama film Crash, there were several scenes that showed racial tension and redemption in a Los Angeles neighborhood. It is never easy for someone to redeem forgiveness from someone they have harmed recently, but it is all about the effort one puts to change into a better person they want to be. Even though some may never forgive someone who has done them wrong no matter the circumstances, it takes determination, commitment, and time to achieve redemption, because you have to acknowledge the harm you caused the people around you, it is one-hundred percent your decision whether you go through with it, and if you want to be forgiven.

Who would have thought a squeal/pre-queal of an 'OK' early 2000's found-footage film would be one of the best film of the year. 10 Cloverfield Lane is good, really good. Most films that come out early in the year are not so lucky. Unfortunately most of the people I talk movies with havent seen this gem yet. Hopefully once Oscar season roles around 10 Cloverfield lane will pop back up

There is no remorse in a wild animal. A sociopath is defined as someone antisocial and with no moral conscience (Dictionary.com). Sociopaths are found commonly amongst politicians and businessmen. In the film "Window of Opportunity", we are introduced to Roger, a sociopath businessman. This paper will examine the character from the film, Roger, along with two other sociopaths, Marge Schott and Vince McMahon (Joeseph 2015).

The Blind Side, directed by John Lee Hancock, is a true story about Michael Oher (Quinton Aaron), a African American homeless boy who is taken in by an upper-class white family and faces the challenges of stereotypes in their society. Oher’s story has reached millions through the book The Blind Side: Evolution of the Game, written by Lewis Michael, and its movie adaption The Blind Side.

During high school, I was a key member of a program that created and edited pictures and videos using identical software. The beauty of capturing the world in a single photograph is unmatched; as is the process of enhancing each image in order to create a one of a kind portrait. A simple photograph often resembles much more than what meets the eye. The capturing of a single moment is often overlooked as the ability to be self-aware and photograph the ultimate display at the perfect moment is not as straightforward as it might seem. Every picture, whether it’s portraying icy tundra, verdant rolling hills, or even a human being, provokes self-reflection while causing the audience to ponder the true significance of the image

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is a mental disorder that is associated with reoccurring thoughts (obsessions) and uncontrollable thoughts that drives the patients to repeat something over and over again. The Aviator movie is trying to depict this disorder through the character Howard Hughes. The story captures the real-life experience of Hughes who was a successful filmmaker and aeronautic engineer in Hollywood between 1920s and 1940s. He was both rich, talented and notoriously eccentric. Hughes showed symptoms of OCD which were very severe and incapacitating at some points. His conditions deteriorated progressively from bad to worst throughout his lifetime, though in most parts of the film he is depicted as functioning relatively normally. This paper will focus on Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder and how it has been depicted in The Aviator movie through the character Howard Hughes.

To understand this new wave of art, we first must define what is new media art is. New media art and video art have very similar backgrounds and parallels. Video art emerged during the 1960’s, due to the introduction of portable cameras, which allowed everyday people to create their own content. Similar to video art, new media art or Internet art, emerged to the easy accesses of technology and the

television and internet, yet we have a desire for more. A photograph conveys, in a way no words

“We used to look up at the sky and wonder at our place in the stars. Now we just look down, and worry about our place in the dirt.” Interstellar, the 2014 film by Christopher Nolan starring Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway, is a mind-bending space odyssey that leaves fans begging for more even after the nearly three hour running time. The movie is one filled with much more science than fiction, and no little amount of emotion. It is a film of the highest caliber, likely to be remembered as one of the best ever made. It features an incredible cast, a score for the century by Hans Zimmer, and a story unlike any seen before.

Dana told the police the injury was an accident and that it was her fault. The police did not believe her, but since there were no witnesses, they had no choice but to release Kevin from jail. I think Dana should’ve told the truth to the police.

On July 16, 2010, audiences across the world traveled to nearby theaters to watch the unique, original film Inception. The film Inception was like no other, depicting a dream like world where the city folded upon while the shadows of darkness cast over it creating a mystique ambiance. This thrilling, original film was written by the renowned director Christopher Nolan and produced by Warner Brothers Studios. Nolan directed the film while working side by side with Wally Pfister, the director of photography for the movie. Now as far as the film poster goes, Nolan trusted Wally Pfister to create the image since he collaborated with Nolan for many of his films, such as The Dark Night (Wally Pfister). Pfister made it his goal to design a film

This week for the final film critique I chose to review The Blind Side (2009). In this film Sandra Bullock plays Leigh Anne Tuohy, a successful interior designer. Her husband Sean Tuohy played by Tim McGraw is the owner of over 85 fast food franchises including Taco Bell, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Pizza Hut, and Long John Silver’s. In the film Leigh Anne takes a boy named Michael “Big Mike” Oher into her home and provides him with the opportunity of a lifetime. Actor Quinton Aaron takes on the role of Michael Oher, a homeless and traumatized boy who became an All American football player and first round NFL draft pick with the help of Leigh

I decided to create a YouTube video for my final project. I choose this medium because it includes multiple digital elements. Firstly, there is the platform of YouTube itself. This is a digital space where creators can upload their videos for free for audiences to enjoy. It is a great way for creators to make films without the hassle of acquiring the support of large production companies or having a large budget. The internet has been one of the biggest changes in how media is consumed. People have more variety and opportunities to create and consume contentment they choose, rather than having to make and watch the things on the basis of a large company determining what will sell.