Ride Along Two: Movie Review

A place to go: Kevin gets in to trouble making him have to go upstairs and sleep alone.

O Brother Where Art Thou? The movie is set in Mississippi in the late 1930's, with The Great Depression looming in the background. A condensed plot, are that the three main characters Ulysses McGill, Pete Hogwallop and Delmar O'Donnell are convicts that break away from a chain gang. They break away because they're on a quest to find the treasure that Everett hid. As the three men go along in their literal chains, they run into a ton of problems and interesting characters like The KKK, a campaigning governor, a robber, and a blind prophet. From the research I have done, the popular opinion is that this film is loosely based on the book, "The Odyssey". The overall tone and mood is somewhat goofy, but it has some heavy topics behind it like The

Also, in the beginning after they got back to the present time Dana started to observe him when Kevin was alone as she shook her head, “ [she] tried to put the comparison out of [her] mind. He sounded as though he was he is looking for something, and after five years didn't know where to find it” (Butler 190). It appears that what Kevin was “looking for” was his “home” that he could not remember he had in the past since he “didn't know where to find it”. This is showing Kevin is losing memory of his present as he is more attached to the past and turning out he was trying to recognize his home and get familiar with it as he was trying to “find it” but Ostensibly, he was still

When coming back into the present, Kevin starts to act like Tom Weylin. Kevin had just gotten back into his present life. He started to act and sound like how Tom Weylin and Rufus did in the past." He had a slight accent, I realized nothing noticeable, but he would like Rufus and Tom Weylin. " Turn it off. !

Kevin giving away her position by squawking- Naivety and innocence. The trust that people wouldn’t harm her and there’s nothing to worry about is soon re-evaluated whilst being chased by dogs.

Ah, The Sandlot. A movie full of fifth and sixth grade boys playing baseball in the Summer. If you think it sounds boring, you're wrong. This is an excellent movie. It starts with a boy, named Scotty (Tom Guiry) who needs friends. He needed friends so bad that his mom was even concerned about him being cooped up in the house for a quarter of the summer. One day, he wanders to a baseball field and his want to have friends and be a part of something comes true. He even got a nickname, "Smalls". The boys did everything together, even got into and out of trouble together. But the number one important thing all nine of the boys did, was meet at the baseball field every single day.

Wesley shook and smacked Kevin trying to wake him up thinking he was asleep. When he didn't wake up he called for help. The coach and bus driver ran to the back of the bus to see what was wrong. The team was in shock as they saw their star player being taken away in the black latex body bag of death. With tensions high and emotion everywhere, the team started thinking about what could have happened. One team mate thought about earlier in the day during school when Kevin and his “friend” got into a fight about a girl they both wanted to take to the Senior Prom. The fight was intense and both people said something that shouldn't have been said. They both jumped on one another out of rage and started swinging and shouting. A teacher came to break up the fight and when the dust settled both boys were bleeding and bruised. After the recollection a boy shouted “what if his “friend” poisoned his or caused trauma to his heart or brain?” Everyone started chatting amongst themselves, gossiping and planning to get the “friend”. After the chatting came to a minimum another player stated that he was with Kevin the entire day and he didn't eat or drink much after the fight and he didn't seem like himself after that. Everyone was shocked and looked frightened because Kevin was a diabetic and he need to maintain a steady blood sugar level. “If

Some people experience emotional journeys in their lives. In S.E. Hinton’s, The Outsiders and in Thanhha Lai’s, Inside Out and Back Again, the major characters experience emotional journeys. Ponyboy from The Outsiders experiences a difficult relationship during his journey. Ha from Inside Out & Back Again has to leave her home as part of her journey. Ha and Ponyboy both meet emotional challenges in early life that they have to overcome.

"All of us know the Jungkook guy was looking for Jiminie." Taehyung spoke, picking at his nails. "I mean, after he showed up, some obvious stuff has been happening with their gang." Shame that Jimin might be in a rival gang, the youngest thought. "By obvious I mean, Kihyun got caught looking for someone, and you were jumped by someone and they were demanding where that person was." He pointed out. It made the other two men nod along with his statement. Even if they were kind to him, it never pushed back their suspicion. It was all starting to add up and the four noticed.

O Brother, Where Art Thou? is a film that will surely make you want to fall out of your chair laughing, and make you want to get up and dance. This film is an absolute classic. It is hilarious, adventurous, and makes you feel good about yourself. The most unique thing about this film is the main characters break out of jail for the wrong reason, and then go on a wild chase trying to get home. Another unique part about this film is that the main character is currently divorced and wanting to remarry his ex-wife. The film, O Brother, Where Art Thou? is a classic comedy because it has well-rounded characters, adventure, and a little bit of love.

in the Honduras to create a new life for himself in the United States of America. He has made it clear to the therapist that this is anything but a selfish move, he is seeking work in the United States so that he will be able to send money home to his mother. Kevin is optimistic about his travels and would like to make enough money in the United States to buy his mother a home. Kevin was working long hours shining shoes for tips and his mother sells empanadas on the streets making just five dollars a day. On Kevin’s first attempt to travel to the United States he reportedly gave himself up, was placed in a Texas shelter and later returned home. On Kevin’s

Taxi Driver (1976) follows Travis Bickle’s life in New York after being honorably discharged. The film is a psychological thriller that deals with Travis Bickle’s mental instability and desire to do something meaningful with his life. The narrative centers around Travis’ loneliness and disconnect from society.

picked up the wallet and ran away, then Kevin is likely to see this as

The film I chose is the most recent film we watched—Fruitvale. A particular scene that I chose is one that I believe was the most significant. It started off when Oscar Grant III was on the train with his girlfriend and some friends. They were innocently dancing to music and just enjoying the New Year. Suddenly, a white male that he knew when he was incarcerated recognized him and they started to get into a verbal altercation—when the white male threw the first punch. Soon, the cops were called and they immediately called on Oscar and his friends to get off of the train (not knowing who started it). However, not once did they even consider the thought of the fight being started by someone other than a black male. Ironically, it was

As he neared the donut shop he noticed just the slightest bit of movement on the far corner of the seemingly dead store, then he saw them, Kevin, Rose and Amanda and he knew exactly how all of them would get out of this junkyard. He immediately called to them to come over. They were hesitant to but they did slowly make their way to him. As they introduced themselves he told them about how he wanted to leave. Kevin was a very tall masculine