Moonbeam City Analyse

PRODUCED by Year 10 Drama Class from Mount Alvernia College, Matt Cameron’s Play Ruby Moon is a cyclical story of Loss and Despair. Ruby Moon explores the unbearable grief and Brokenness of the couple Ray Moon (Portrayed by Imogen Simmons) and Sylvie Moon (Portrayed by Maddie Stewart) Simmons and Stewart effectively portrayed the brokenness and unbearable grief through several dramatic elements such as: Mood and Ambience, Space, Conflict and Climax.

LimeTown is a podcast that shares the mysterious story of the missing people of LimeTown. The story explores many different events in each episode and simultaneously discusses different kinds of themes through the characters and dialogue. The main and the obvious theme of LimeTown is the abuse of technology or the takeover of technology. This theme is shown throughout the podcast through the discussion and the stories the characters tell Lia, the main character. The survivors of LimeTown that Lia meet, all share a story that correlates that fact that the technology they were using was influencing their daily life to a great extent, whether it be after or before the characters got the implant in their story. The story even has an event where

The movie, Under the Same Moon (La Misma Luna), was a story about a hispanic mother named Rosario and her son named Carlitos. Rosario and Carlitos have been separated since he was five years old. Rosario left Mexico four years ago to look for a better life in Los Angeles. Rosario made the difficult decision to leave her son with her mother while she illegally immigrated to the United States to work, sent money to her mother for Carlitos, and called her son every Sunday at 10:00 A.M. on the payphone every week. Life as an illegal immigrant was hard. Money was very difficult to come by with Rosario's background, so she had to work two different jobs just so that she could put a little bit money aside. She sent money back home to keep her son fed, clothed and educated. At the workplace, she was always discriminated and treated as

It showed all of the characters plus more battling it out to see who’s gang is better. It had good hitting effects and the camera movement was good.

All in all the industrial revolution had a positive effect on society, accomplishing things many do not realize and creating a turn of events that would put the USA as the world power. New farming methods meant better diets, which lead to lower death rates. Efficient and useful inventions, as well as machinery, made it easier for people to work, and made more job opportunities, as well as enjoyment in the workplace. More and easier ways of travel became commonplace, such as railroads. In addition, as cities began to grow, streetlights provided safety at night, and our economy grew greatly. While some might argue that Industrialization had primarily negative consequences for society because it caused children to be used as workers and made school

The animation style though is nothing exceptional but it is simple and unadorned with crazy embellishments even though the worlds that are spawned are quite surreal and straight out of the weirdest reaches of the imagination – there are six armed pink beings that have sex with robots, a giant naked hobo covering the size of the United States floating in space, things straight out of drug-induced trips, robot wielding dogs trying to take over the planet; the initial sci-fi envisages the creation of multiple alternate universes inhabited by the most bizarre creatures, thus making the show open to

The film, Moonrise Kingdom, follows the story of two 12 year olds in New England, Sam and Suzy, who run away together to an island in order to pursue their loving relationship. A search party for the pair ensues before chaos can erupt due to an oncoming storm.

In both City Primeval and Swag, Elmore Leonard does a fantastic job of allowing readers to see into the mind of a Criminal. Told in a first person point of view, the reader walks through the mind of someone on the wrong side of the law, while also being able to get a peek into the viewpoint of the good guys. Allowing the reader to compare and contrast the two, gives the audience a better understanding of each character, and the environment they exist in. Elmore Leonard uses vulnerability, and a character alignment parallel, to lull the reader into both identifying and empathizing with the minds of a criminal. This is significant because it allows the reader to relate to, and see the similarity between, two very seemingly different people

I was late to watch the movie since it has been out since last year, and I just finish watched it last week. Nevertheless, the show has let me know more about how people have been stereotype from the movie, but also in animated film. Racial stereotype has been around, and there are no denying that. Just like how people expected that all the physical work can only be done by Mexican, and Asian only should stay doing something easy like a desk job. People will keep judging through your skill and potential because of your

As the pilot continues, there are some good plotlines, but there’s simply not enough anticipation, suspense, tension, and/or romance. The pilot relies a bit too much on dialogue.

As a kid friendly show, I could indulge in the silliness of the story line and some of the jokes, but it had a strong enough message that I felt I left the theater with something to think about and debate. It was relatable and really made me think about when I was Bruce and Violet and didn’t feel like I fit in. I really wish that this was something that my parents could have taken me to when I was younger. This is a show that I would recommend to anyone who wants to laugh but also be able to reflect on the world around

Wes Anderson’s Moonrise Kingdom uses elements of cinematic style to create a lively juxtaposition to the melancholy themes throughout the film. The audience feels cheerful throughout the film because of Anderson’s unique use of cinematography, sound, and mise-en-scene.

The City of Horizon is located south of Adelaide (320 kilometres), and north-west of Melbourne (530 kilometres) (University of South Australia (UniSA) 2017). The city is surrounded by the Southern Ocean and the following cities; Cape Arch, Beachside, Yonder Hill, Limestone Point and Woodside (UniSA 2017). The population (29,308) is surrounded by Yonder District Council (UniSA 2017). The City of Horizon is an aging population, as almost half the patrons (44.4%) are over 60 years old (UniSA 2017). Females are shown to be present in over half the city’s population (51.7%), furthermore 48.3% of the city are males patrons (UniSA 2017). It is evident that majority of the people living in the city are Australian born (85.9%), moreover a few patrons

The show is very vulgar and has a lot of inappropriate scenes. If you aren't the kind of person who finds swearing or sex jokes funny, then this definitely is not the show for you. One of the main characters is the Hormone Monster and he just might be the most vulgar character I have ever seen out of any show. Have you ever seen a show where someone is making a decision, and a mini angel and devil pop up on a character's shoulders to help that person make the decision? Well this is like that, only there is no angel and the Hormone Monster stands over six feet tall.

Seeing an alpha male go to town on a girl and turn her into a sex crazed maniac who will do anything he wants makes me feel depressed. If he was morbidly obese and in a power chair or some random idiot I would have found it better..but with an alpha male leading the pack I couldn't enjoy it as much as I could have. Him being so alpha was disheartening and the "oh u fancy" slut was too fancy for my tastes. I like my women plain and boring with unibrows and hairy armpits. Her bitchy attitude about "oh goddd you made me a dirty woman" and "you're disgusting for making a lady incontinent" made me feel even more pathetic and the crushing reality of being a beta male set in. I saw that frog telling me "You will never make a lady incontinent" and then the tears started flowing. In summary this OVA was not for me. If you are a true alpha male like Randy Savage or Chris Benoit this would be right up your alley. But since I am nothing but a beta male I could not be entertained by such a program that obviously caters to those who go to the gym daily and to the tanning salon 3 times a week...it's not for us people who are plain and generic people who lead plain and generic lives. In conclusion, watching this anime shows the crushing reality that you will be forever alone and will never be an alpha