Institutionalization in the Film Nell

The family headed out to California to go to the John Tracey Clinic. This was a clinic that specialized in deafness; the family finally thought that they could get the answers that they desperately had been wanting. The audiologist that they met with and tested Lynn was Mrs. Caldwell. First, however the Spradely's met with Dr. Murphy who tested Lynn to see how she was developing mentally and physically. Even though Lynn was not yet walking, she was still crawling well and could walk if she had something to hold her up and walk against. She was helping put her clothes on and besides talking and not being able to hear Dr. Murphy said that she was normal child. Lynn was small for her age so she was physically developing slowly but she was normal. This put the Spradley's at ease for their fear that Lynn was cognitively disabled was gone.

The acting gives the story much personality and is really convincing. The most incredibly played character is Oskar, because he is such a complex child and it’s really hard to make him not stereotypical because he has Autism. The actors really made the story come to live.

Overall I found the movie to be quite interesting and exciting at times but a bit slow in others. The story itself was very clear to me and didn’t cause any confusion. It had a good flow also, just as you were on the verge of falling into boredom with a scene they switched it up on you to keep you

The acting and singing was well done. Especially the singing, which was catchy and groovy.

The acting was really good which resulted in the movie looking more real than fake. The movie also taught me a very good lesson which is to always stay out of trouble and avoid getting hurt. I also learned that in some cases, you might need to do things on your own, but sometimes it doesn't hurt to ask for help. I learned this lesson because I did see Stacy suffering through the pain while she was taking a shower and it appears to be that she might be too scared to tell anyone about how Bobby is mistreating her because she might fear that Bobby will hurt her. This movie showed its audience an example of a real life situation that many teenagers and college students face and it gives us a clearer image as to how we should handle our abusive relationships just as how Stacy’s friends try to do so. Overall, I congratulate the company this movie is coming from because it’s a movie everyone should

Even though these two important parts of the book were left out I think the movie was good and it definitely gave me the deep feeling and connection to the characters that the book gave me. I think the whole movie staff made all the right

The movie Attica starring Morgan Freeman and Charles Durning took place on September 9, 1971, at the prison known as “Attica State Prison”. Inmates of the prison took control of the d-yard and took 38 guards as hostages after their continuous peaceful and respectful efforts did not work out in their favor. The prisoners fought for months protesting their reasonable inhumane living conditions such as asking for better food, better living conditions, better health care and sensitivity training for guards just to name a few. In this movie, we investigate the rebellion and the oppression, revealing the institutionalized injustices of the inmates and the aftermath of the whole event.

I think that he did a fantastic job at really bringing the character alive. You could really see the passion when he was performing. For example, when he was doing his narrative and he would go to where the audience was , he was so into it that I felt like he didn't even know that they audience was there. The next one was Nurse Ratched , I feel like one of that hardest character to play is the villain because it's the character that no one like. I think that she did a fantastic job at it.

The characters in this movie were great actors. They acted so realistic that it looked as if it was occurring live from the scene of the action. All of the characters were excellent , especially the women when they got their hair cut off in the concentration camp.

The character in the book were as believable in the book as they were in the movie, and quite frankly the exact same as I pictured so I give the author props for that. The actors portrayed the novel's characters to a tee and when I saw them it was like I had watched the movie first and then read the book and already had them in my mind. The author hit the nail on the head with his interpretation of the books character. The main character’s development throughout the story was both dynamic and static. Lennie

The acting in Of Thee I Sing was nothing but spectacular. The acting from all of the actors was believable. The way how they projected their voices was well done and the how they delivered their lines was well executed. An actor who did these and more was Kyle Laing

The acting; which we know is subservient to the music was great. Caroline Meisner who play Mary was spectacular. She was very much so Mary Poppins. She wasn’t acting when she played the part. She embodied the spirit of Mary Poppins and allowed it to shine through. Bert was played by Bredley McBride and the same goes for him. His performance was so memorable he is now nicknamed Bert. The other two performances that stood out to me was Jane and Michael. It’s always difficult to cast children actors and actress because of their attention span and they are easily distracted. But McLaurin Hull and Christian Harmston were excellent. They performed like any other actor and actress that’s serious about their work. I was impressed. Even though Mary

This part of the movie made me feel upset in a good way because Ceclie’s sister kept on writing to her and she never got the letters because her husband kept them hidden from her for a long time. I was really happy when she found them because she really missed her sister and when she got to finally read her letters she got all happy inside and couldn’t stop reading them. My favorite character is Shug Avery because she is a really good singer and she is a really kind person. When she fell ill she not only appreciates but also shows care and gives attention to Ceclie that she lavishes upon her.

The acting the movie was very good to me I loved it. Jim Carrey really pulled it off in his role but other people wouldn't understand what he tried to do for a little bit more serious

I could not connect to the story and I think that affected how I feel about the play. I thought that it was confusing when Solomon would repeatedly enter the intense conversations between Ester, Walter and Victor. I could not decide whether or not I should laugh or not. I think the actors should have had microphones because it was difficult to hear them with the accents, but The acting was good, especially Danny Devito during the egg scene. It was amazing how he was able to make the egg last and spitted it out over the course of approximately 10 minutes. I liked the comedy that was in the play because it did not interfere with the seriousness, and drama in the play. It was interesting to see actors, Danny DeVito and Mark Ruffalo acting in a play when they are Hollywood stars and it was difficult to see Mark Ruffalo anything besides the Hulk. The play dramatizes the importance and difficulty of unraveling the past, no matter what “the price” might