Most Ordinary People Have A Story To Tell

In our lives, everyone we come across has a story to tell. Jason Silva, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and Maxine Green have that vision in mind. Jason Silva voices his opinion in “The Power of a Story”, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie talks about “The Danger of a Single Story”. Maxine Greene writes about the significance in recognizing different stories. All three of them identified the importance of respecting each and every one.

In conclusion, this is my story. Life is filled with trials and trouble, so I want to make the most of it. I want to create mosaics from my life and from the lives of those around

The article "Reinvent the Movie Theatre" written by Hunter Walk proposes to fans of movies being traditionally watched that the limited movements spectators can act out inside a movie theatre is the reason the capacity of audiences who come to watch the films have not increased. Walk investigates deep into a spectator's mindset in regards to how they may want to behave in a movie theatre if that particular individual is similar to him who wants their "media experience plugged in" (Walk) during this kind of entertainment. He also creates a discussion around the visual appeal of putting more lighting and electricity outlet inside the movie theatre, as well as mentioning about certain behaviours discouraged in such a public area that should instead be acceptable. Overall, Walk's desire to reformat the traditional expectations when watching a movie by involving the use of electronic devices, redecorating the place of theatre itself and allowing behaviours contradictory to people's beliefs during an airing movie will ultimately improve the system of theatre to gain more attendees for the shows.

Thomas Hardy once stated that “A story must be exceptional enough to justify its telling; it must have something more unusual to relate than the ordinary experience of every average man and woman.” This quote encapsulates the key element of what makes a story interesting and worth telling: its uniqueness and deviation from the ordinary. While every average man and woman experience stories in their everyday life, they are typically uninteresting and uneventful. A story worth telling must contain the opposite; it must be so exceptional in its characters and events that it lies unparalleled among the life of any average person. Not only do the characters and setting of the story have to be exceptional, but a story worth telling will also contain

In the world of modern technology there are many ways to keep one entertained and informed. Two of the best ways are through the reading of books, and the watching of movies: both are eternal works of art designed for those who would wish to momentarily leave the existent of reality and dive into a world unknown or to question the known world through stories of factual relevance. Both take the entertained on a journey that has been created in the minds of a genius, but, it is the way they take the entertained into their imagery worlds that are different. Books, for example require the reader to use there imagination to mentally visualize the image the author is trying to perceive. Movies, on the other hand, will have the audience mesmerized as the picture comes to life right before their eyes. Both books and movies are great evening actives

A narrative should feel real to an audience. Whether it be a book, TV, or film, we the audience expect the characters and storyline to somehow depict our reality. To do this, films need to have problems that the audience can relate to and must have characters that have similar characteristics and backgrounds to the audience. If this can be achieved the audience’s role of determining what is realistic will be accomplished.

Life is bursting of tremendous amounts of demands and stresses that completely overwhelm the human psyche. Therefore, it is extremely imperative that everyone takes a break from the daily challenges that bombard our psychological wellbeing. Thus, enjoying a picture show provides a necessary exodus from the problematic pressures of life. Subsequently, relishing in a motion picture in the lavish AMC Theater in Montgomery, AL and viewing one in the coziness and sanctuary of one’s residence extends two dissimilar kinds of entertainment experiences. Nevertheless, this fleeting composition will explore the differences and similarities that exist between the two.

Some people’s memoirs are very widely known, such as William Shakespeare, or Martin Luther King Jr., or Jesus Christ himself. Other people’s personal stories might not be as famous, but that certainly does not make them any less imperative. Everyone has something that makes them unique from the rest of the world, and that is what makes them an individual. These differences form their personal stories, and they deserve to be shared with the world. Everyone's life has impacted another person in some way or another, and even if they are only one person to the rest of the world, they may very well be one person’s entire world. This is why everyone should share their stories. Living on this Earth makes you one in seven billion, and you could be anybody else, but you are not, you are only you, and that at least is worth

I've been going to the movie theater for as long as I can remember. Some of my earliest memories consist of myself and my Father, eating the rich sweet and salty popcorn, sitting in the big comfortable chairs and just enjoying the movie. Now, as I'm older, I relive these memories. I continue to go to the movies, but I don't enjoy it quite as much. I've realized that the entire theater experience isn't as magical as I once remember it.

Have you ever heard or read a story so interesting,and enticing that you didn't want to stop listening or put the book down? Perhaps you came across that particular story in a book you purchased, or when you were browsing through the local library's large selection. Maybe it's your very own personal story that you experienced throughout your life. Or you wrote down and decided to publish.

Kael in her famous essay “Why do we go to the movies?” paints a picture of American movie going. She describes it as a kind of escape from the responsibilities of the real world. Sitting ins a dark room, staring at a lit screen we take a break from every day and are simply entertained for a few hours.

Of course, there is a bigger tale to be told and that’s the one of US. Your story and my story, together with a world full of others … ours are the individual threads, that when woven together, begin to expose the true

Some may say that watching movies is just a few people sitting on a couch not interacting or connecting in and way. But it just isn’t. Finding a move starring an actor, directed by a director or in a genre we both like is an exciting process that is rewarded with 1.5 – 2.5 hours of suspense,

I want to preface this by saying I believe, wholeheartedly, that a person should write what they want. No one should tell an author or a hobbyist what their story should say, and I would never presume to do so. The following is simply a statement of opinion and emotion, and should be received as such.

When thinking about a trip to the movie theater, what comes to mind? Most may think of the delicious, perfectly cooked, buttered popcorn, and huge movie screen with surround sound. While others may think of the obnoxiously loud atmosphere and inconvenient show times. Everyone has their opinion on which movie viewing option they think is better; the movie theater, or home. When it “boils down” to the facts, it is not hard to see why staying at home is the prefered movie-watching experience over the the movie theater experience, the reasons why this may be so is the cost, the inconvenience of show times, and viewing options