Singin In The Rain And La Land Comparison

"Love in L.A.," written by Dagoberto Gilb, is a story full of irony and multiple themes. The story is set in Hollywood during the summer time. Written in third person objective, "Love in L.A." guides the reader along through the story as opposed to an omniscient point of view.

In both play both wives Linda Loman and Rose Maxson express deep feelings of love towards their husbands, they both go through hardships with their husbands

Throughout this lay, there is a sense of hope in the author's tone, almost good-natured and kind hearted. She also sets a series of sorrowful tones that creates an atmosphere for the troubles the lovers have gone through to be in the presence of each other. However, the majority of the story is the happiness and joy from the lovers finally being with one another. Toward the

The iconic number “Singin’ in the Rain”, introduces the scene with Don (Gene Kelly) giving Kathy a good night kiss, and then begins to sing about his joy of being in love. Which is why the song is carefree and has an upbeat sound, showcasing the songs vibrant and happy mood. The song is in a 4/4 time signature.The tempo of the song is moderato and allegro. The dynamics in this song first starts out quite soft and then it gradually gets louder and stays at that level. It eventually gets louder, mainly the instruments, at sudden points and goes back to a quieter sound. The dynamics goes through many changes from loud then soft then it ends on a soft point. Since the song is sung only by Don (Gene Kelly), the pitch of the song is at the alto.

Hook Main characters (list characters) are going through a hard time, and it is love and friendship that helps them get through these times. David Benioff, Elena Dunkle, Rene Magritte, and Taylor Swift, authors of City of Thieves, Elena Vanishing, “The Lovers”, and “You Belong With Me” all use detail to better understand the ideas of friendship and love when people are going through hard times.

The melodies in the music ranged from low to high and high to low. For instance, Dirty Fork is an upbeat funk song with a high pitch. In Pipe Dreams, the pitch changed from high to low. Only a few songs such as Be-Bop, Brushes Anyone? Pot Luck, and In Love Again had a hummable melody. For example, Be-Bop, the saxophone melody returned in another part of the song without any changes to the piece. While in Brushes Anyone, the drum melody changed to a saxophone melody. In Pot Luck, there were two melodies with the trumpets and saxophone section and the trombones and drums. The two melodies were similar, and the pitches changed from low to high. In Love Again, began with a drum melody and the guitar and piano were slowly added to the melody. As

At times of strife with oneself and during periods in one’s life, people tend to find answers or peace by disassociating from their immediate surroundings and replacing it with the natural world. Although Wild by Cheryl Strayed and Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer share the same word in their titles, the two are completely different stories with separate narrative purposes. Wild is about the author’s journey of self-discovery and self-acceptance through hiking the Pacific Crest Trail, and Into the Wild is the author’s discovery of Chris Mccandless’s natural journey, which ultimately led him to his death. Even though the ending of Wild leads to Strayed’s renewal of life, and the ending of Into the Wild leads to the insight on the ending of

Don’s concern with public image maintains a prominent role throughout the film, culminating at the premiere of The Singing Cavalier. Don’s strange treatment of Kathy eventually reveals his love of spectacle. Pulling back the curtains to recognize the truth behind the fantasy, this time including the audience at the premiere. Don’s treatment of both Kathy and Lina prioritizes theatricality and his own public image above either woman. After embarrassing Lina, Don runs onto the stage and tells everyone that “she’s the real star of the picture”(). Once he reaches her, Kathy’s tearful expression quickly changes from distraught to elated and the two kiss. The resolving nature of this event seemingly shadows the theatrical nature of Don’s antics. By not telling Kathy, Lockwood

With debates among several people concerning which movie was the better one, it’s fair to say that High School Musical is the more popular choice, yet Camp Rock is the most inspirational of these two. Camp Rock is a demonstration for a younger audience to become aware of being who they are made to be. It is great to show the younger audience self confidence and faith for themselves. High School Musical portrays similar messages, but Camp Rock has the better meaning. There are going to be summaries of these movies in the next few paragraphs.

For my first paper I chose “Rap Music: Artistic Outlet or Glorifying Violence”, because I got an 95 on it and there was only minor changes to make on it to get an A. This paper represent my growth as a writer because I had very if any grammar and spelling mistakes compared to my early papers. For my second paper I chose “Comparing the Horror Movie The Evil Dead and its Remake Evil Dead”, because this paper had minor mistakes that were easy to fix. This paper shows how I’ve improved as a writer by having only one grammar mistake and no misspelled words. For my third paper I chose “How to Steal a Base”, because I thought I could improve the most on it. This paper shows how I’ve improved by having less mistakes over all. For my fourth and final

Movies about romance are very common, but a movie about romance with a musical format seems to never go out of style. From the timeless classic Grease, to the recent award-winning film La La Land, romantic musicals continue to captivate their audience. To create an impactful romantic musical movie you need a detailed plot, catchy soundtrack, and a talented cast. Without these elements, it leaves the movie distasteful and boring. Mamma Mia the movie directed by Phyllida Lloyd stands out among other romantic musicals.

The turbulent societal changes of the mid-20th Century have been documented in countless forms of literature, film and art. On the Road by Jack Kerouac was written and published at the outset of the counter-culture movement of the 1950s and 1960s. This novel provides a first-hand account of the beginnings of the Beat movement and acts as a harbinger for the major societal changes that would occur in the United States throughout the next two decades. On the contrary, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, a Hunter S. Thompson novel written in 1971 provides a commentary on American society at the end of the counter-culture movement. Thompson reflects on the whirlwind of political and social activism he experienced and how American society had

The musicals Billy Elliot and Grease present both conventional and unconventional representations of gender throughout. Both musicals also seem to obscure the message of the underlying gender stereotyping issues by overshadowing them with elements such as music, dance and costume.

In the films of “Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas” and “Tangle there was a happy ending with totally different results. Rapunzel and Flint happily got married and are living in a kingdom. While Sinbad and Marina got together and are going to spend their life on the sea. In both films the two criminals have a bad reputation throughout the kingdom. These guys did not really care about anyone, but once they went on an adventure with a special someone then their hearts started to change. Sinbad and Flynn started to become better people When facing numerous obstacles the main characters realize that they were going to keep on going to the journey to save someone they care about despite they might facing certain death or a gruesome injury.

Although they are rather wildly different films in regards to their characters and plot, there is a similar yearning for purpose and search for life’s meaning at the heart of both Harold and Maude (1971) and Before Sunrise (1995). As romantic films, both feature a deep character study of its two leads – Harold and Maude in the former, and Jesse and Celine in the latter – and it is through the exploration of both films’ characters as well as the development of their relationship with one another that this pursuit of a greater understanding of life emerges. The atypical styles of both films also influence the way in which certain themes are portrayed as well as the way in which its messages are presented. Harold and Maude is particularly subversive in its plot and individual characters, featuring a strangely endearing romance between a young depressed man and an 80-year-old enlightened woman. Before Sunrise, on the other hand, is not as strikingly odd in its plot or its leads, but rather in its way of portraying romance in film, as through their long and winding conversations, Jesse and Celine fall in love while spending only a brief time in the company of one another but also knowing each other’s most intimate thoughts and feelings.