Old Blocks: A Psychological Analysis Of Iboy

The film did a very good job of portraying the emotions the characters were experiencing during the play.

The acting in this film is phenomenal. Kevin Spacey gives an inspiring performance, while Haley Osment provides the innocent kid that is neglected but has a great idea to perfection. Arlene (Helen Hunt) could have done a better job of seeming more into the role at sometimes she seemed detached to me and that would have made it all around amazing acting wise.

becoming beautiful and cruel. But, once she got assaulted by a guy, she started realised she does

Even though Tom is now aware of his origin it does not ultimately change all of his behavior and attitude or as it is described in the book “In several ways his opinions were totally changed,…, but the main structure of his character was not changed and could not be changed”. This condition only lasted for a certain period of time until he “dropped gradually back into his old frivolous and easy-going ways…” p.57 A similar thing happens to Chambers by the end of the story after Tom has gotten convicted to murder and Pudd’nhead Wilson has found out about the real identities of Tom and Chambers. Being a free man, the original Tom does not know how to deal with this situation because “his manners were the manners of a slave”. He did not learn how to write or to read, nor did he spend much time somewhere else but in the kitchen.

In the end, Tom lost the battle against society because of his

The second way why cinematography made the film is because the camera shots during the film were very close to one other. It did become kind of confusing many times during the film. Now you would see medium shots more than any other one during the film. There were also long shots that were shot alongside the medium shots so long shots would

Tom had the opportunity to get all the fame ans riches he wished. He gets the opportunity to live an amazing lifestyle, but he would need to be selfish. This was no problem for Tom as he didn't care much about people.

John Gilbert is the editor of this movie. He went fast on exposition and slow on emotion. He paced things quite aggressively, so the audience weren't bored. He allowed the audience to feel the emotions of the characters. He used a lot of close-ups shot to show the emotions. His choice of sound fit the scenes.

One aspect of the film that I really enjoyed was the costumes. The costumes played a big part in the social statuses of the characters. For example, when the audience is shown at the movie premieres, they are all wearing lavish and stylish gowns that sparkle and

The great job of the main protagonists Rachael Adams as Paige and Channing Tatum as Leo make this film an excellent movie because; it explores sacrificial love, has complex love obstacles, and includes attentive/attractive

By the end of the play, I could see sweat dripping from each actor and actress. Not once did I have to lean forward in my seat to hear, nor did I look away to observe others. I did not have to look at the audience because I could hear their laughter, and knew they were hooked, just like me. The whole time I was captured by the performer’s talent and ability to act so quickly. I could even see the performers spitting from their mouths when trying to articulate. One thing that makes an actress and actor great, is versatility. Most definitely where these performers convincing, it was not until the end that I realized one performer played several roles throughout the play. It may be because of the amazing costumes, or the performers where just that

The acting roles were played near perfectly with all actors sticking to their characters and never being caught doing something out of the blue for their character although some negative

The high school performance was fantastic. The acting for this strange play was sensational. Even though it must

I thought the acting in the movie was exceptional. The actor that played Nell did a very good job. She made the viewer’s believe that she really had her own language that no one else understood. Her body movements and responses were also very interesting. I also liked how Dr. Jerry made an effort to understand Nell instead of

The performances are decent, but since the characters are so idiotically written, the viewer is incapable to feel any sympathy towards them. Instead of the script having drawn dramatic and frightening performances, they became comical. Actually the film itself is a horror comedy by serendipity rather than the gothic romance it yearns to