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Her is one of the movie, which portrays about postmodernism. Directed by Spike Jonze, this movie tells about the romance between Theodore Twombly, a man who works as a writer of other people’s personal letter has a relationship with Samantha, which is an operating system (OS). He just needs to put his smartphone headset, so he can communicate with Samantha anywhere, and anytime he wants to. Samantha is a very amazing OS that can give much information, intimate suggestion, and advice to Theodore. It seems like Samantha has eyes that can see the exist world, even she just an OS for computer and smartphone. At the first, Theodore and Samantha are doing well since he asks many advices to Samantha about his ongoing divorce with his wife, Catherine. After that, their relationship

Over the years, Melinda has developed trust issues, and Mr. Freeman is the first to help her change. He is always there for her to offer a hand or advice in any way she may need. "You're a good kid. I think you have a lot to say. I'd like to hear it" (Anderson 123). For the first time, Melinda receives positive reinforcement from someone. Melinda truly develops a confidential and impactful relationship with Mr. Freeman that changes her perspective on different situations. Anderson reiterates the message in this portion of the book by demonstrating once again that by being open and discussing life with others it can help one learn more from a different perspective. “I guess I'll answer if [David] calls. But if he touches me I'll explode, so a date is out of the question. No touching.” (Anderson 159) This shows a remarkable change in her character, as she becomes a dynamic character that undergoes a vital change. She finally accepts being open to society even though she is restrained to physically do anything because of her past. These baby steps portray a crucial development in Melinda as a person. The critical part of this is that

Throughout the film Do the Right Thing, we continuously observe racial conflict that builds up to such an extreme point that it leads to a fight for power. This movie portrays the struggles and realities of a neighborhood with white and black African American people. This can be seen in many instances for example when Buggin ' Out, Radio Raheem, and Smiley march into Sal 's and demand that Sal change the Wall of Fame. Another vital instance shows the height of power struggle. It is when the huge fight starts in the street and results in Raheem being killed by a white police officer.

This is the beginning of a new, yet complicated life for Oscar. It is not going to be as easy as it was for him to get girl’s attention when he was seven years old. He met a girl who was weird just like him. They began to do things together and that’s when Oscar was starting to have feelings the girl named Ana. When they would go out to hang out “they headed out to either a

Theodore had just gone through a split with his ex-wife. Throughout the movie you see the kind of relationship between Amy and her husband. You see that there might be some differences and disagreements between the two. The relationship between Amy and her husband shows how imperfect love can be. To Theodore, he might of seen that they had a great marriage. But in reality, they were going through some difficulties. After Amy divorces her husband, she tells Theodore about everything that happened. The relationship between Amy and her husband at first seemed almost forced. As if their relationship was not as unique. With seeing their chemistry and comparing it to the connection Theodore had with Samantha showed what true love and happiness could be like. Something I thought about was what if we could program an actual human operating system to our specific likings. If we could make a life like robotic human to be the perfect husband or wife. One thing that will always be missing is that genuine connection you get when you first meet someone. I believe that is Theodore had not of meet Samantha the way he did, he might of not had the same experience. Theodore came back from a very disappointing date and came home to a new experience. For the first time in a while he was able to talk about himself and open up. Even though he was not communicating with an actual person he felt cared for through his operating system. This movie is a very emotional watch. You can see and compare yourself to the characters. There is many aspects to this movie that make very great points. From finding true love. To the future advance in

They progress beyond casual dating and find out yourself has a strong feeling and attraction toward another person. When that happens, I see it as Intensifying. The third stage is Intensifying. During this stage, Pat and Tiffany becomes less formal and other people will think they are committed to each other. Tiffany begins to use the word “we” more often and she meets Pat’s family. Their conversation has no limitation and they are freely to discuss mostly anything. However, their relationship starts to go downhill when Pat finds out the letter was not deliver to his wife and she never made any contact with Pat’s wife. Pat gets upset and they enter a stage called Circumscribing. In Circumscribing, partners will limit their conversation both quantity, quality, and tend to avoid certain subjects and will have boundaries in their personal space. When Pat walks in to the practice room, he simply says, “Hey” and sits down without a word. Tiffany knew something was wrong. Similarly, she sat down and said nothing. During this scene, we see less quantity of conversation. They restrict the quality of conversation. In the same scene, Pat and Tiffany only exchange less than five words. They did not communicate about the issue at hand that would lead to an argument. Tiffany and Pat both sat away from each other and maintain their own personal space. The relationship worsen and we enter the next stage, Stagnating. In this stage, partners feel “stuck” or “trapped”. The lack of verbal communication can be deadly to end the relationship. In the “tie” scene, Tiffany feels trapped because she had to perform the dance with Pat while acting they are alright. In reality, she is very upset as Pat anticipate his reunion with Nikki (Pat’s wife). The tension in the tie scene was not show verbally but Tiffany was very frustrated and even exploded her feeling by grunting and walking away when she had trouble fixing Pat’s tie. In this

In today's world we do have the ability to form relationships through things like the internet, but Her takes this a step forward. In the beginning of Her, the viewer sees how easy it is for Theodore to talk to someone. By just speaking a few words to himself, he is connected to someone through an earpiece and is able to have a conversation, albeit a meaningless one. This process is taken a step farther through the introduction of Theodore’s love interest and OS, Samantha. Theodore is able to develop a meaningful relationship with her, and they fall in love.

Her, a film directed by Spike Jonze, uses varied technique’s to get it’s idea of falling in and out of love with a computer across to the audience. It constantly makes us question what it means to love someone and how that affects who we are. Throughout the movie, how its presented, in terms of tone and mood, shifts over and over again. This particular scene is a more whimsical one, showing the bonding of these two characters.

Liam is invited to be a guest speaker at the university where Ada works. They meet again and their interaction is fraught with sexual tension. Liam invites Ada to spend a weekend with him once he learns her relationship with Jason is over.

Trevor has a girlfriend named Vanessa Allen. Vanessa is a high school dropout who promises in the beginning to change but doesn’t. Vanessa Allen is gold-digger and a liar she can’t be trusted. Jaris girlfriend Sereeta Prince on the other hand is describe as a beautiful, kind, velvet eye, honey-colored skin girl. Sereeta has home problem with family so Jaris always make sure she fine.

After the death of Sam Baldwin’s wife, Maggie, he and his son Jonah movie from Chicago to Seattle to escape the grief associated with Maggie. Even after a year and a half after the death of Maggie, he still can’t sleep at night because of his grief. Jonah wants his father to start dating again so on Christmas Eve he calls in on a talk show to have his dad talk to the radio show psychiatrist. Sam ends up spilling his heart out on the national radio show about how magical and perfect his former wife was and how he still misses her. Many people tuned into the show and many women fell in love with him after hearing him speak, including Annie Reed, a newspaper writer from Baltimore. However, Annie is has a fiancé, but here relationship isn’t like the love life in the movie An Affair to Remember. Annie then write a letter to Sam proposing that they meet on top of the Empire State Building on Valentine’s Day, like what happened in An Affair to Remember. Over hundreds of love letters have been

“I’m yours and I’m not yours.” These six words changed the movie, her, directed by Spike Jonez, into a much different perspective. When Samantha says these things to Theodore, his heart breaks. Even though Theodore knew, subconsciously, Samantha would never be completely real; she was always real to him. He fell in love with an operating system, a piece of technology. Some people may say that it is okay for a person to have a relationship with an object that isn’t truly alive and that it is good for a person to be connecting to something, but I don’t agree with that. The movie, her, deals with unrealistic situations and advanced technology that is more than what people were expecting. The movie

Chris Ruder a 39 year old founder of Wicker park house, a company that specializes in the production of spike balls made his debut on Shark tank. A spike ball retails at $53.00 on Amazon and last year, there were about 100 spike ball tournaments. Daymon John, the founder of FUBU and a shark and investor on ABC’s shark tan closed a $500,000 deal for 0 percent of the company. According to him, based on the fact that spike ball has grown from a local back yard sport to a nationwide sensation, it was an indication that it has potential to grow.

The Fighter (2010) directed by David O’Russell is a captivating and passionate sports drama. The film was easily able to portray the journey that the Eklund-Ward family took on Micky’s road to success in a realistic way which made it easy for me to understand and develop emotions towards the film and the characters in it. It was an exceptional watch which captured my full attention. The film made me realise there is always a struggle with success. I saw and experience this while watching the film and I am able to take this new found awareness with me into the real world when the film is over. The performance of the characters and the realistic portrayal of drugs in this film are major aspects that make this film so beguiling.

When it comes to the film industry, entertainment is the tool used to acquire what is desired, money. The main goal for filmmakers when they create a film is to attain money in addition to the money spent to make the movie. Therefore, in some films that they like to base off of true accounts, it is somewhat necessary to dramatize or embellish the story to really tug at the heartstrings of the films audience. They achieve this goal by the use of dramatic music, ambient lighting, and a small amount of tweaked diction. The Fighter is an excellent example of this dramatization in action because throughout the film the characters are faced with a multitude of decisions that must be made. The choices they make require the characters to choose