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“Men and women can't be friends, because sex always gets in the way”, is the main theme of the movie “When Harry met Sally”. The script is a good example of the interpersonal communication ten stage model by Mark Knapp. This developmental model entails the stages of a relationship from it’s infancy to an ending. In the movie we can clearly identify all ten stages of this model.

All these characters had different personalities and each character was lovable in their own way.

The movie Parenthood is a great movie to watch. It delivers a good message about parenting, life struggles, and love. Just as grandma stated that life was like a roller coaster, up and down, up and down. Each sibling of the Buckman family has struggles in his or her own family. Helen Buckman, as a single mom stands out the most to me.

Relationships have a big impact on many of the characters in the movie. The communication element of interpersonal relationships is the main relationship factor and it is defined as “a meaningful, dyadic, person-to-person

Meet the Fockers is a movie about two families who meet to prepare for a wedding, but some funny and surprising things get in the way when secrets are revealed. Ben Stiller plays the groom, Greg Focker, and Teri Polo plays Pam Byrnes, the bride. The two of them decide to finally bring their families together to settle out wedding plans. As the their families get to know each other things do not go well. Greg knows that his family is not a typical family so he tries to impress Pam's family by downplaying the strange ways of his parents. This paper studies communication in the movie by looking closely at eight specific communication principles and applying them to eight scenes.

He was known as the peace keeper, but, lacked social skills. Andrew was the jock, popular in school, but he cannot think for himself, and he was showing frustrations and did an awful thing to another student and caused him to get detention. Bender, who was a criminal, bad boy, the rebel as everyone looked at him. He was tough but vulnerable, but does seek attention in any way he can. Claire was the princess, daddy’s girl, who was popular, pretty and had an attitude.

The character I found to be most interesting is Jay Gatsby. Jay Gatsby is a man in his mid-thirty’s who grew up on a poor farm in North Dakota. Before leaving to fight World War 1 he met a girl who went by the name Daisy and immediately fell in love with her. But their love was not to be, while Gatsby was gone Daisy married Tom Buchanan and as a result Gatsby dedicated himself to getting her back. Gatsby's attempts to win her back included completely reinventing himself and becoming fabulously wealthy. Even though Gatsby always wanted to be rich Daisy was his main motivation. He acquired this wealth by participating in organized crime. By doing this he stakes everything on this dream without realizing that he is unworthy. Unfortunately, in

I completely agree that their relationships in this movie were somewhat reversed to what we usually see in movies and a lot of the time in real life. You're right mothers are usually the nurturers the one that protect their kids from as much harm as possible, but this was completely opposite with mothers letting their child gone the middle of the street and just asking for drugs not even worried about where their kid is or if they're hurt. It was definitely different, but a good perspective because every family and situation is different and I think this movie gave us a good reminder that things don't always go by the perceived

This communication concept is seen in the first scene of the movie. The dad decides to throw his son a birthday party without the mother knowing, we find out that the mother is very unsatisfied with her marriage. The mother says to the father, “We have grown apart, we are different, and we have nothing in common.” From this quote we are shown the deterioration of a relationship. The mother and father could have had better communication if the mother would have talked to the father about the situation instead of commenting that they have nothing in common.

I chose to watch and review Mrs. Doubt fire. This is actually one of my favorite movies. I chose this movie for two reasons. The first reason being that I have seen it so many times and it just gave me a reason to watch it again ha ha. The second reason is because it really shows what a parent will go through to be near their family.

One character I can empathise with is Duke Senior: where his desires were to return to simpler times and livestyle closer to natural was met. I struggle to connect with Duke Frederick where he believes in greed and power. He forgot how to be human.

The movie Parenthood is about family and the struggles that follow. In every family there are complications to maintaining stability and happiness. There are times where you may think that you have lost control of your relationship and your own life. This film showcases reality and life without retakes. Not everything is going to go the way you planned, thus causing you to think your whole world is coming down on you. The main points the director emphasizes that caught my attention in this movie were adversity, denial and exhaustion.

Parenthood is a drama-comedy series. The series includes a large family and the challenges they face. You get to experience the family’s mistakes, accomplishments, and doubts. Each episode will take you through a tornado of emotions. Parenthood gives you romance,

The character I can relate with the greatest is Bryce. Bryce is a shy and not a outgoing person. He is fearful of very energetic and hyper people. Bryce is especially bothered by loud noises and Julianna’s high strung energy. I can relate to a plethora of Bryce’s feelings toward noisy and hyper people. I for one do not enjoy high strung, hyper people who’s excited energy is out the roof.

To parents, children are often referred to as the light of their life or a blessing. Without children, the light goes away… for everyone in their society. Imagine a society or someone’s life without children, no high-pitched giggles and newborn baby cries. A society where infertile women becomes a norm. Someone who wants nothing other than a baby finds out they are infertile. Often movies connect to other works in unexpected and subtle ways. The movie, Children of Men, directed by Alfonso Cuarón, is subtly connected to the popular Disney Pixar movie Up directed by Pete Docter and Bob Peterson. The films Children of Men and Up are uniquely connected in a plethora of ways in which their main purpose is to prove the importance of children in the functionality of society. These two movies are connected by similarities in the elements of infertility and death, and separated by crucial minor details such as travel and side characters. All of these elements, including the minor differences all work to prove the same purpose in both films, to reach an identical conclusion, where both protagonists reach their goal, and prove the importance of the impact children have within their society and inspire everyone to make a difference.