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He was checking in on her to make sure she was ok. He went to her room to check but when he walked, he didn’t find her. He went downstairs to see if she was down there and she wasn’t. He went outside and found her trying to kill herself. He took her down from hanging on the rope and took her inside. He found a knife in her pocket and was thinking that she was going to kill herself if the rope didn’t kill her. She was calming down and followed him to see where he put the knife, and she took it. When he went to sleep, she came into his room and killed while he was in the

At the time of its release many critics had written this film off considering as an average film with an average story. Chicago Sun-Times labeled it as an attempt to divert away from the traditional cinema, with a new concept silent film and it failed to make an impression on the audience because of lack of creativity in the story. The film had no surprise element in it for the audience.

Die Hard, a film directed by John McTiernan, successfully utilized several aesthetics, which offered viewers various meanings throughout the duration of the film. Although the diverse meanings grasped by viewers may differ, it was clear to me that McTiernan effectively applied elements of cinematography and mise-en-scene that resulted in viewers being allowed to interpret a range of different meanings or functions of the elements.

The movie that this paper is written about is known as ‘Kill Bill’. This movie is a violent story of a woman on a path of revenge. Beaten down and shot to pieces putting her into a coma, she was left for dead, only to awaken two years later to hunt down those who tried to kill her. Now both Kill Bill volumes one and two will be referenced in this paper. Though the assignment was for one movie, the story arc procession through both movies would be incomplete with only one half being told. Like any story in life, it is the individual who decides what is important and how to view it, with that being said this paper is from but one point of view.

Debbie, Sandra's best friend, introduced her to a boy named Roger while they were at the Starlight drive-in movie theater. Sandra was never a big fan of boys when Roger made her feel rather special, once they started talking Roger then invited Sandra to go see a movie the following weekend, so Roger picked her up to go see the movie Night of the Living Dead. As regular dates continued Roger asked Sandra if she would want to go out to Gitchie Manitou, of course Sandra replied yes and was picked up later that night and they drove out there. Once the five teenagres got out to Gitchie they found a fire pit that was already made as if someone had just been there, Dana was putting more logs into the fire pit and suddenly stood up and said, “Did you guys hear something?” (Hamman 36.) Suddenly Stew had taken a bullet, then Mike, Dana, and finally Stewart. The men that had shot at them claimed that they were cops and called themselves The Boss, J.R. and Hatchet Face. Sandra asked herself many questions like, ‘If he’s a cop, he would've answered my questions’ or ‘Wouldn't a real police man let me sit down?’ but she never said anything out loud because she didn’t want to make the men mad. Sandra had been the only one left in the car alone with J.R. he started making commands at her and soon J.R. had raped Sandra. The idea was to kill

The climax of the story is when an important character, Amanda Brown was found. Amanda Brown is a woman who is 16 years old. She witnessed the shooting and robbery of Mr. and Mrs. Lee’s convenience store, according to Vin. Vin claims that he wasn’t involved in the shooting. He says that two men came into the store and demanded Mrs. Lee for money. Mrs. Lee didn’t accomplish what the robbers wanted so they, unfortunately, shot Mrs. Lee. Mr. Lee was also shot after the shooting of his wife. Sal, a best friend of Mike witnessed Vin emerging out the convenience store after the shooting. Vin, again claims that he wasn’t involved in the shooting. Vin says that there was a customer at the store when the shooting happen. He describes her with black

John was choking on ash and couldn't see because of the building fragments. He saw a FBI agent lying face down, he got up and then the two men were brought to safety when they followed a crushed ambulance's red light. The two men were praying to Jesus, and John still hoped that his wife was alive. Suddenly his cellphone rang, he thought it would be someone telling him that his wife had died, but for his surprise, it was his wife calling him. Then he thought that it was a really incredible

One would assume that with a group of talented, well chosen actors, a film would be a blockbuster. Alas, it was the cheesy cinematography that let the film down. The zoom when Edward fell in love with Kim’s photograph was terrible, and the same thing was repeated multiple times! And a lot of the time, the camera was in the wrong spot, failing to catch the key emotion. Although this put down the entire movie, the mise en scene made up for a lot of it.

One thing that this movie did exceptionally well was the constant feel of suspense. The way the director decided to frame and show-off his dead was

Short films vary from feature films as they are generally short in length and not highly commercialised, expressing how more does not always denote better. This presents film directors with the freedom to address controversial topics and to not have to keep the interest of the audience for extended periods of time. This is effective in the manner that the genre can allow for the widening of personal choices for the director, despite the time frame. Vincent by Tim Burton explores the use of experimentation and controversy with a theme regarding the horrors of the mind, with no love interest and no stereotypical happy ending. 11'09"01- September 11 (USA) by Sean Penn also presents such a theme, but rather looks at the contrast between an individual's

“Call the cops, I'm betting that he went to hide in the woods.” He announces as he makes his way to the back door gripping the gun tightly. When he reaches the door he looks back to see the woman nervously biting her nails and watching him intently. The man nods and slowly opens the door and begins to look around grasping the gun with both hands at his waist. He continues outside not seeing any sign of him. He arrives at the pitch black back alley and slowly walks into it. He pauses again trying to make out the outlines of everything around him. Just then a cardboard box drops. He turns quick and aims down

First, the detectives arrive on scene of a man sitting at a table with a big bowl of pasta in front of him with his face in the pasta and ruptured insides spilling out of his body everywhere. Behind him on the wall reads, gluttony. Soon after, the police discovers the body of a rich and prominent defense attorney who has literally bled dry. Written in large letters of blood on the carpet read, greed. Next, police arrive on scene of the sloth manipulator described as Victor, a drug dealer. To the serial killer, Victor is the scum of the earth because he feeds off of people with illegal addictions. Victor’s income is counted on by the selling of drugs which does not take a great amount of physical effort to do. It is not only wrong because of the illegal activities involved, but also because of the lack of positive contribution to society. Upon arriving at the fourth crime scene the first thing that the detectives saw walking up was Lust carved into the door that lead to the victim’s body. During interrogation by the detectives, the man found at the crime scene explained how the prostitute died. He said when he walked into the prostitute’s room, the killer asked him if he was married and he said yes. The killer then made the prostitute sit on the bed while he held a gun to the man’s head and forced him to put on the deadly strap-on which contained a harmful weapon on the end. The

However, I feel that the producer and director of this movie did a good job

The first ten pages presents the story as a murder mystery. The tone is clearly dramatic. The plotline feels straightforward and based on the first 10 pages and the logline, one can anticipate that the protagonist will investigate the murder of his sister as he tries to protect his daughter. This will be his goal. There will be personal involvement with the idea of the detective catching the killer of his sister.

The film I picked for my critique is Red Tails, a historical World War II drama. The movie starred Cuba Gooding Jr., Terrence Howard and Gerald Mcraney, was written by John Ridley and Aaron McGruder, better known as the creator of the comic strip “the boondocks”, from a book by John B. Holway, directed by Anthony Hemingway and produced by George Lucas . In this paper the author will show how all elements of filmmaking