The Lorax

Overall I found the movie to be quite interesting and exciting at times but a bit slow in others. The story itself was very clear to me and didn’t cause any confusion. It had a good flow also, just as you were on the verge of falling into boredom with a scene they switched it up on you to keep you

My final rating of the movie is three out of five stars because the sound effects were pretty good. The camera movements were good. The fight scenes were realistic and the characters didn’t fit their description but played their part

In conclusion, this movie is wonderful in how all the actor and actoress with the director and playwright came together to create a real life event with comedy, gossip, and friendship. I rate this movie 4.5 stars out of 5 because of how much jump cut is created throughout the movie get you lost for a moment until you hear or actual see the specific holiday. For example, they create a strong symbol with the title Steel Magnolias because all the girls are delicate and beauty but also them being tough and strong with her emotions throughout the movie. I recommend this movie to anyone who wants to know the true meaning of friends with fun, happy, and sad times because it just feels like it could happen to

The “Rise of ecology” was a very interesting and mind refreshing documentary film depicting the 10 different disasters that have devastated our planet. This documentary was a good teachable moment for us to take the necessary measure to ensure the safety of the citizens and the planet. The film also emphasized that we should minimize the amount to pollution that we release in to our atmosphere. We see that its always the people who suffer at the hands of major corporations who are just hungry for profits. The film mentions that these major corporations take the consequences of catastrophic events lightly. They do everything they can to increase the profits even at the expense of their own workers. The movie “Pandora” which I recently watched shares a lot of similarities to the documentary film “Rise of ecology” in a way that took me by a surprise. The movie tells a story of how human error came to cause the malfunction of a nuclear power plant causing the nation to go in to panic mode. The movie starts in an interesting way, a flashback where the main character and his friends were just children making assumptions of what the new mysterious development in their town was all about. Some of the kids responded by saying that the nuclear reactor plant was a rice cooker, another a robot and finally the little girl responded by saying that her teacher told her that “it was a box and that if it was open they would all be in trouble”.

The film has a clever dialogue which resonated with young movie lover that found it to be exciting and

At first he is overjoyed with the way things are turning out, but soon he feels the harsh reality life away from society. While with Rainy and the other hippies, he finds joy in the bonds he builds and the pain of everyday trifles is more easily bearable when shared. But once he is off again on his own, he truly suffers with every happening, all the more intense with no one to assist him or even to speak to. When he kills a moose, flies and maggots battle to destroy all the meat before he can get a chance to cook it for himself, and he’s furious, but with no one to rant to. As he tries to cross the river to get away from the wilderness, it nearly drowns him, and he’s stuck by himself, scribbling down, “lonely, scared” in his journal. When he mistakenly eats inedible sweet peas and is faced with inevitable death, nature is suddenly perceived as the enemy, unable to assist him, and he writes, “have literally become trapped in the wild”. The brutality of nature and pains of solitude truly show the downside to his transcendental ways, and seem to make him realize that nature isn’t all beauty and

He gives an example by explaining how The New York Times even wrote a profile of his family, which allows the audience to trust Beavan because of the fact that a very popular newspaper was also following his story. Furthermore, Beavan quotes Positive Psychologists and what they learned, which was how the happiest people did not keep buying new things to get short pleasures; he again uses a professional to give him credential about how living environmentally friendly will bring happiness. Lastly, from all of the actions he did to not impact the environment, some of them that he showed and talked about was not eating from plastic materials, canceling newspaper subscriptions, avoiding packaged items, using scooters and stairs, and giving up electricity. All of this helps him and his family get credit because they are making sure that everything they do will not harm the environment like not creating trash, and they are experienced, so it will make the audience likely to do the

Unlike the original film, this take on the classic story made it more relatable to younger audiences and even individuals like myself. While not everyone can relate to Palminteri’s childhood exactly, certain parts such as the conflict between parents vs. parental figures, which struck home for me personally. I also thought that the production did an excellent job of taking small scene’s and creating an entire musical act with it. Specifically, the scene where young C is shown

The sounds and music in this film are very realistic, and to the point. There is not anything abstract or out of place, and everything is very appropriate. The

The film pointed out a lot of subject matter that greatly affects our lives and these are as follows being a Good Samaritan, determination in reaching our goals and dreams, expression of once self, making decisions in the path we take, the different perception of different individuals to a certain subject, our judgement in the life of others, the impact of different exercises/evaluation concerning a person’s multiple intelligence to how he copes with life, and so much more. The Good Samaritan in the film was depicted by Leigh Anne. She portrayed that even in her elite kind of living, she still managed to offer a home for a young man who she had not known except for the fact that she was a friend of her son SJ, although she was a

Author think that saving the environment not only can adults do, but also the children can do it. Like the third paragraph,”That means over five million liters of oil are wasted and end up contaminating soil and water annually. As well, David calculated that 10 million kilograms of empty plastic containers end up in dumps each year”(Line 16), this shown readers how David do for saving the environment, and David, in the vide supra, the second paragraph,”That was the science project of David Grassby, a 14-year-old who lives in Thornhill, Ontario”,(Line 6) this shown readers the people who find this problem is a young people. It means, everyone, every single people live in this world all can saving the environment. Whatever who you are, how old are you, male or female.

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

In addition, by reading the article, ‘Sustainability in Edo’, we learned Japanese way of valuing the neighbor and living together. While this is a common trait of Korea, a system of helping each other in a packed town, but monitoring at the same time is also connected to the idea of valuing nature. By helping each other between neighbors, clean streets and environmentally friendly town system was available. This type of tight neighborhood system was also shown in the film, ‘Pray for Japan’. While the film showed many Japanese attitudes toward the nature, it also showed the synergy made by victims. In the films, people who lost their family and properties gathered together in order to overcome the circumstance instead of blaming the nature

In an interview with the director Hayao Miyazaki, he states that, “When you talk about plants, or an ecological system or forest, things are very easy if you decide that bad people ruined it. But that’s not what humans have been doing. It’s not bad people who are destroying forests.” With problems such as pollution, deforestation, and global warming constantly on the rise due to human consumption, creative minds around the globe are incorporating these themes into their works to express their thoughts on these environmental issues. One of those works is “Princess Mononoke” directed by Hayao Miyazaki. In this animated film Miyazaki shines a light on the senseless destruction of the environment caused by humanity’s desire for material goods. The core theme in “Princess Mononoke” is simply that if humans continue to mindlessly devastate the environment we will eventually exhaust all of our resources and destroy the planet. Many artists, authors, and directors have also dealt with this subject matter but the way Miyazaki directs and conveys this theme is what makes “Princess Mononoke” a truly unique movie. In this film, Miyazaki examines some of the impact and consequences of environmental destruction and employs techniques such as the personification of animals to argue that humans should have more respect and take care of the environment around them.

The movie is generally known as one of the best in the world that were meant for children to watch. This shows how open-minded and creative Karel Zeman was. Because the movie was produced when there are not much highly advanced equipment in the production of films like in this present time. This shows that restrictions motivates originality in the production of Arts. The movie is totally different and has a delightful style. Which I find it amusing. The creatures were made in all diversities such as stop-motion characters, two-dimensional animated cut-outs, small and large puppets. The concept of four boys traveling the prehistoric eras is a good storyline. It is all about discovery, which is educational. In my opinion, I find the movie artistically