Liberty City Description

The film Stagecoach incorporated the expansion of the frontier and the relationship among the Native Americans. The film starts with a wide view of an open valley to show the vast plain and the open frontier, introducing and getting an idea of the setting. The movie was interesting in the sense that it had more social commentary than most films. An article was written by Thomas Myers explaining the film and the unique social commentary of the film Stagecoach by stating, “it depicted a sub-community of individuals each representing a distinct social status in western history,” and that “this clash of classes and misfit characters provide a perfect set up for social commentary about diverse societies.” The western hero possesses a sense of resilience that allows him to outsmart a group of outlaws.

It’s no doubt that creating a family oriented theme park based on popular, beloved cartoon characters and imagination was a good idea. From Cinderella’s castle to the famous Main Street, U.S.A, there’s something extraordinary lying around every corner. Walt Disney World, other wise known as “the happiest place on earth”, or the place “where dreams come true”, was founded by a man with a dream of creating a place where children and parents could spend time together while making amazing memories. However, this extravagant amusement park is only one of the major accomplishments of Walt Disney.

David Callaway had no intentions on becoming a teacher or staying in Australia but as luck would have it he was hired at a Catholic school, which changed his life’s path. David had no experience as a teacher but found ways to work around that handicap by teaching his students what he thought was interesting. In the beginning, his ideas did not work as well as he had planned until one student asked if he had ever been to Disneyland. With this one question, David realized that his students, with a little coercion, would be willing to learn if he would talk to them about the Magic Kingdom. David, like many teachers, discover

Imagine going to a magical park with your family and friends where you don’t have to worry about a thing. You can eat anywhere you want to, do anything you want to, and create once-in-a-lifetime memories. Everyone is happy and free to do anything they want to. It’s the place to bond and spend time with loved ones. Going there would make your day. This was the vision that Walt Disney had years before Disneyland was created. He wanted to create a magical park, “The Happiest Place On Earth.”

As everyone always says, Disney World is the happiest place on earth, but for Iowans' we have Adventureland, where we are sure to have a fun filled day. To us Iowans', Disney World and Adventure are the two best theme parks we've ever known of! Both theme parks are full of happiness, good food and exciting rides, although Disney World and Adventureland have lots of differences and yet some similarities in hand. In this paper I am going to explain and list off the vast similarities and differences of Disney World and Adventureland!

It was around 5 in the afternoon. The air was crisp, we sat on a bench in front of a contraption full of screaming children and blaring calliope music. The sight of all the lights around me was overwhelming, I had to squint to prevent myself from going insane. Something about it was enjoyable, in its own twisted way. Along the streets beside us we saw giant mice marching around and being followed by hoards of tiny humans. All of the aspects this estate had in store were beautifully put together. I had spent hours wandering around the vast lands of Disney with my brethren beside me. We had gone through all of its obstacles. All of its obstacles but one. The tallest spectacle of them all. A towering attraction known to induce horror inside of anyone who dares to enter its grasp. It is widely known among the public, but only few are fearless enough are fearless enough to face the dangers of: The Tower of Terror.

The peculiar setting of this unlikely family affair reminds the reader that the events are the result of the writer's "wild" imagination yet the theme park exists in the real world, leaving the reader as trapped between reality and fantasy. Using the “Happiest Place on Earth,” Disneyland, as a

You seem to have what it takes. But I must warn you, Overtown is one of the oldest cities in Miami. It is known as a dangerous area and locals avoid it because of its high crime rate.

The land is bare, an empty terrain sparsely populated with grass and shrubs. The sounds of hooves and galloping fill the air. Soon, cowboys and their horses ride into the scene towards the viewer with triumphant music permeating the background. A cloud of dust follows their movement through the desert-like landscape. The sun beating down as the cowboys file in a straight line into a camp, two by two, resting their guns on their thighs. The screen pans out and we are transported to a small town where two men discussing the recent Apache attacks. They receive a message on the telegraph, only containing one word. Cue the suspenseful music and the word is revealed to be “Geronimo.” Although this is the opening of the movie Stagecoach, many popular Western films have followed similar opening scenes containing the stereotypical desert landscape with cowboys heroically riding their horses. Western films, such as the Stagecoach, gained national popularity, making over millions of dollars in sales. Their popularity serves as justification for why these Western ideals affect the nation’s identity and image. Richard Slotkin described this occurrence of Western movies influencing American characteristics as the “Myth of the Frontier,” with myth meaning a body of tales, fables, and fantasies that help people make sense of their history and capture their attention. Although the classic symbols of the Myth may be outdated, the ideals of the “Wild West” portrayed through the mainstream

DisneyWorld. But while she was looking out the foggy window, her eyes glanced at the the stack of mail from the children’s hospital laying on the counter, her heart sank. She just wished that she could have a few more years with her son. She wished there was some hope for her sweet and kind-hearted boy. She became frustrated at how anyone could pick on someone so undeserving. Before she let her feelings ruin Nicholas’s trip, she rushed outside to take him to the happiest place on

The night coats the air with darkness as we arrive. The only light is the warm glow of the headlights piercing through the thick blanket of the night, and the moon gazing down upon us. Click, our headlamps go on. We hop out the car, as a rush of whipping wind engulfs my face. The cold night air flows through the stitching of my clothes stealing the warmth from my body and sending chills down my spine. My friend and I search to find a campsite, like dogs searching for a buried bone. Walking, I can feel the crisp grit of sand shifting beneath my feet and hear the wind flowing like a river through the trees. Down the worn path, we hang our hammocks and start to gather firewood. Sounds of machetes striking branches fill the woods echoing

Disneyland is an amusement park. There are different actors dressing up that play the rule of people on Disney. People go to ride the rides meet the actors and have some fun. This park is family friendly and you can spend the night in a hotel. Sometimes bad things happen though. There have been accidents and conspiracy theories and some odd rules that have to be followed.

My dream had finally come true; I was at Disneyland. The second I stepped foot onto the amusement park’s property, I could feel the magic swirling all around me. As I raced through the crowds of people, young and old wearing Disney apparel and Mickey Mouse ears, I noticed every aspect of Disneyland was completely enchanting: the

Amusement Parks have been around since medieval times, but why? What separates them from other forms of entertainment? From their roller coasters, merry-go-rounds, and the teacup spin, every part of the parks bring an immense rush adrenaline, excitement, and adventure. Those are things that you cannot obtain from spending an hour or two at the movies or bowling or even at arcades. Before even entering an amusement park, such as Disneyland, a wave of awe

As usual, London’s skies were grey, safely nestled in a blanket of fog with the steady patter of rain staining the umbrellas of awakening Londoners. The streets were bustling with people; there was the usual throng of corporate workers dressed in their typical black, white and grey ensemble living life through their Smartphones; there was the collection of tourists, wide eyed and eager to capture as many pieces of the city through their camera lenses as they could. Everyone in this city has a purpose, a destination, a life to continue writing with a passion and then there was him.