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Close Encounters of the Third Kind was written and directed by Steven Spielberg. The story first starts off with a group of scientist that discover a bunch of perfect condition fighter planes in the desert that went missing in 1945. After that, a couple of commercial flights reported seeing a strange bright light, that they could not describe to ATC in Indiana. Widespread power outage hits Indiana and an electrical lineman, Roy Neary had an encounter with a UFO while driving. He chases the UFO’s until he runs out of road. While this is going on, a little boy named Barry follows the UFO’s out of his house after all his toys started turning on by themselves. His mother Gillian chases after him until she

The first Alien movie is one of my favors whose sound evokes terror and suspense. The scene that used sounds build terror and suspense is very intense was when Captain Dallas was inside the cramped air-duct. The other members were tracking the Alien on a computer and communicating it to Dallas. The computer was making clicking sound to show were it was located and then all the sudden the tracking sound stops and you have stone cold silent. This silence creates an eerie vacuum that sense of something impending is about to bust. Then all the sudden the clicking sound started up again and begins to get louder and louder and is moving towards Dallas. Then silent, and you then see Dallas gets out of air duct, turn and is face to face with the Alien.

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The supercomputer Hal, in Stanley Kubrick’s 2007: A Space Odyssey, begs with Dave Bowman, an astronaut who is disconnecting memory circuits controlling Hal’s brain, to stop because Hal can feel the disconnection. Nicholas Carr, seems to know what his disconnection to staying focused on reading is, he has been spending more of his time on the web. Since he does not have to go to a library and spend time researching for information, he can stay at home and quickly search the internet for what he needs. The internet being our main source for information, there are advantages to having it at our fingertips, but there is also a price that comes with

With the sheer magnitude of architectural elements that are needed to provide this exploratory tale through Kane’s life, Orson Welles was able to really take advantage of the details to amplify the story. This use of architectural elements and design not only helped reinforce the specific scenes that they were in at the time, but went so far as to help illustrate the character of Charles Foster Kane and relate Kane’s story to modern day events. Throughout the entirety of the film, the architecture reinforces and develop the narrative in the shots. This effect is present from the start, with the presentation of Kane’s looming, literally mountainous estate shrouded in the fog (figure 1).

Cowboys and Aliens (2011) directed by Jon Favreau, takes place in a Western style setting in New Mexico territory. Jake Lonergan (Daniel Craig) wakes up in the middle of the desert severely injured with no recollection as to why he is in pain. At this point he notices the scientific and advanced technology attached to his wrist. This strange mechanical device immediately incorporates the science fiction aspect to a clearly western style film. After killing three men who were attempting to attack him, he steals their clothes, a horse, and guns so he can ride into town. From there he discovers he is a wanted man, is taken to jail, and eventually escapes. Lonergan finds his way to an abandoned cabin where he experiences a flashback explaining that he used to steal gold and has a love interest. Alice (Abigail Spencer), his lover, pleads to him to return the gold, and immediately after she says this, aliens abduct both of them. After these events, the aliens abduct multiple people from the town leading Lonergan to join up with Colonel Woodrow (Harrison Ford), Ella Swenson (Olivia Wilde), Doc (Sam Rockwell), Nat Colorado (Adam Beache), and many more loyal followers. Together, these characters seek to take back their loved ones, fight off the alien forces, and regain control of the land being invaded.

As a child, Pokémon was the game that every kid would play. There was something special about the little pocket monsters that appealed to every audience. However, it brought to life much controversy about the theory of evolution. In actuality, 2001: A Space Odyssey has a very similar style of evolution to the beloved video game, and Arthur C. Clarke makes use of the evolutionary theory in the novel. In Arthur C. Clarke’s 2001: A Space Odyssey, the advancement of technology that the monoliths give humans is directly correlated with the evolutionary process of our species and is the only possible method to stop the evolutionary decline. Clarke’s focal area on this technological evolution was due to the cold war that had introduced new technologies

The undercarriage lights went dark and Gort lowered his head to the ground. With nothing but the Rabbit’s headlights, he swung a backhand and caught ribs and an elbow with a hollow thud. Kane screamed in pain as his right chest turned to fire and his arm went numb, losing his grip on the tool. Spinning in agony,

Ridley Scott invested most of the film's 117 minutes into fleshing out the characters before he started knocking them off one-by-one. Science

The films set design was influenced by work of Hermann Warm, Walter Reimann and Walter Rohrig to create fantastic, nightmarish sets

Just in case, if Assurance soon happens to be a movie titled “The Saving Legion " and all the testers or a part of it what role will all the testers be playing?? Hero??Because we save the world at the end or Villain since sometimes we miss a defect or two in production or the Police since we arrest and log all the defects!!!

Director M. Night Shyamalan has produced his share of decent stories, such as Wayward Pines, however he’s also had his major flops. With Split, the only thing I can say with certainty is never have I walked into a movie theatre with low expectations and received even less.

Citrus wafted from the white styrofoam container, it crackled as I opened it up only to immediately be hit in the face with the acidic scented steam. The chunked pieces of white meat were covered in their shining amber

h is not in the computer, but in the materialistic values of corporate capitalism. The ship’s computer, Mother, and the android, Ash, are doing exactly what they were programmed to do by the military-industrial society which built them and which is willing to sacrifice the human crew in order to obtain a valuable new bioweapons product. This 'glitch' is not de-programmable, the only solution is to blow up the entire superstructure in toto, as Ripley finally does. In the same way that the characters in Alien dress, speak, and socially interact in 'realistic' 1970s blue collar fashion, the politics of the Alien universe reflect the real social pathology of contemporary late capitalist culture. Alien is not an escapist film, but a film about the

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