Reds Movie Analysis

The character stories included throughout the movie are very significant to the personality of the character. These emotions of the characters were captured by Kriv Stenders. The stories of the miners really give the audience a glimpse of who they are deep down. The movie is set in the remote Pilbara is Western Australia the inhabitants need a friend to share the feelings of loneliness and loss, to provide a sense of purpose. Red Dog helps the miners to create a sense of community. Vanno, Jocko and Peeto are unique and are a useful help of aid, also because of their past or personality that they portray through the movie.

The film “Juvies” really made me think about how the criminal justice system treats young children. Before watching the film, I was under the impression that children were treated fairly and with care when they commit a crime. After all, they are just kids. However, to my surprise, this was not the case. Many children have been cheated by the law because they are put through the adult system and are not given a fair trial. Meanwhile, these children are expected to make the rational decisions that an adult would make. There is biological evidence that kids do not have the ability to control impulsive behavior because their brains are underdeveloped. Thus, I believe this system is extremely unfair because children are not protected in adult prisons, which makes it very difficult for them to succeed once they are released back into the free world.

“The world is a funny place, no? Sometimes you pick your dog. Sometimes your dog picks you.” Good morning ladies and gentlemen for the AFC, and the quote you have just heard is from the Australian film “Red dog” and is stated to be one of the most powerful quotes in Australian theatre. Australian film has been around for many years and of those years there have been many examples of what some might like to call a masterpiece. Some of these films include the Mad Max series, Gallipoli, Crocodile Dundee but of these films, the film that stands out the most to audiences is the movie Red dog. Red dog is directed by Australian producer Kriv Stenders and was made in 2011. The story takes place during the 1970’s so one would expect to view various counts of racism and sexism but there was no evidense of these themes ever showing as the dialogue had been written for a G rating. It was as if the whole production has had its mouth washed out with soap by there mother for cursing. The reason this film was successful to most was because of the message it portrayed as the movie was based around a young Australian Kelpie named Red dog and how he united a fractured community while searching for his master. The movie is highly regarded today as of the best Australian films as it brings all Australian values to the table. The main reason for the audiences love for this film is because of its portrayal of a character’s loyalty, mateship and the Australian Landscape and this is what occurs throughout the film.

In conclusion I feel that the film was a great addition to the story and helped a great amount to the understanding of what was happening. Both the film and the story had their similarities but they both came to the same conclusion point. All in all I think that the the film and the story summarized the plot very strongly and that they were very detailed in describing all of the conflict between the different

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.

In conclusion, I really enjoyed the film. I have even considered buying the film. Henry Fonda’s role as a dissenting juror in a murder trial slowly manageing to convince the others that the case is not as obviously clear as it seemed in court was supurb. Taking film as a course, made me enjoy the film even more because I paid close attention to the film making aspects also. Filming in one room, for partcality the whole movie was noteablly stressful for the actors, who on screen proformace of yelling

The movie is fantastic, the acting is magnificent, and the creator has very good parallels, but the most important problem is that the movie doesn't illustrate the sense of community that Zora Neal Hurston represents intensely in her book Their Eyes Were Watching God. This now becomes a problem because the book is

I really like the movie and the story was very different than any other movies. Sherman’s way of writing the stories seems very unique and could not tell what would happen next in the movie. When Victor knew about his father’s death I was thinking he would not go to Phoenix to get his remains since he had hatred towards him but he decides to go which was surprising. It was always funny how Thomas kept telling stories about different stuffs to Victor even though he knew Victor don’t like to hear them. The author has tried to show the culture of Indians, the thoughts of people, how they dealt their life through his stories which I really found interesting and something different to learn. The author has showed how life was back then and I liked the fact he tried to show what impact it can have to a child’s mind if he sees his father drinking alcohol and tormenting his mother

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

I could not really wrap my head around the brutality of the events both the murders and the events that followed, or the way the nation handled the events. This movie provided an in-depth look at how the FBI investigation of the case was handled and how the suspects felt no remorse which made my blood boil. The men who killed James, Michael and Andrew did not even acknowledge that they had done anything wrong. They acted like they had done America a favor when in reality they are an ugly part of American history and they case affected us in a way that we are still trying to recover from today. Focusing on this time period helped me understand that the southerners were, in fact, people of their time who were accustomed to the policy of segregation.

What I really adore about the film is that the characters seem to represent the real people awfully well. I don't know how the real people acted, but the characters pulled off the whole "coy and southern" act. I love the how the southern culture was shown and how the movie scenes showed the green land, It reminded me of when I moved to Arkansas and how everything was different from New York. I made a connection to the Loving's when they moved to a totally different area. My situation was less drastic than theirs, but I could relate to the feeling of moving away from all your family and friends and not knowing when you will see them again. That is why I understood why they secretly moved back there and started a new life in hiding, even though it had me on the edge of my sit. Both the characters were relatable on the way the feel about the situation. Richard was very paranoid of other people and was more cautious. That seems like a splendid idea, but Mildred was right about wanting them to get more publicity, so their story could be shared with other

The movie Reds, made in 1981, tells the story of journalist Jack Reed and Louise Bryant during World War I and the Russian Bolshevik Revolution. I have chosen one of the supporting characters – Emma Goldman. She is a friend of Jack Reed and even though she did not have much screen time in the more than three hours long movie, all the scenes she appeared in are important for the development of her character.

I enjoyed this film because it has a real story behind it and is something I

I choose this film because it is an impacting film on the 20th century. It is about the holocaust and how the Germans had treated Jews in the early 1900s. This movie was a tear jerker and had hit me that this really happened. Throughout my elementary, middle, and high school career we always talked about the holocaust in history class. It was always an interesting topic for me and seeing this movie had put those words and pictures into perspective. In present day all we have are stories and leftover remains and structures from that horrible time. This is a topic that everyone knows more than about all the wars that have gone on. The holocaust is a topic that if you were to go up to a random civilian and ask them

RUDOLF aka ROO MAGRUDER (30’s) works as a psych tech at Bluitt Mental Health. He’s a single father to MYRON (10), a hyperactive kid with ADHD.