The Movie ' Carrie ' Essay

In the movie Mean Girls (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEQV2OJVBx4), there is a scene where the Plastics all go to visit Regina George’s house (Regina is the Queen Bee of the Plastics). In this scene we meet Regina’s mom who greets the girls like they are all friends, she then proceeds to tell the girls that there are no rules in the house. This is apparent when we then see how Regina speaks to her mother, and how she treats others throughout the duration of the movie.

In the movie Wit, English literary scholar Vivian Bearing has spent years translating and interpreting the poetry of John Donne. Unfortunately, she is a person who has cultivated her intellect at the expense of her heart. Both colleagues and students view Bearing as a chilly and unfriendly person lost in her private world of words and mysterious thoughts.

makeup of the city, and how race affects the entire dynamic of it all. The

Mulholland Drive, directed by David Lynch, is a film that plays heavily on the idea of disillusionment. Lynch incinerates the viewers expectations for this storyline by revealing to us that the everything we have seen was part of some elaborate fantasy, three quarters into movie. The film uses editing to generate emotions and ideas through the construction of patterns and seeing, hinting towards the film’s unconventionality. The “casting couch” scene in the film in which Betty has her first audition made me feel uncomfortable and off-gaurs, as this character who is presented as innocent suddenly sexualizes herself in order to get a role in Hollywood. The overall acting up until this point is overdone and almost artificial but it isn’t until

As Connie got into the car she felt a wave of grief. She couldn’t get away from the invisible gates surrounding and trapping her as if she were a hunted animal. The ride seemed like a journey, going on forever and ever. Trying to pry information causally, Connie would ask Arnold ,” Where are you taking me?” Arnold just turned around and gave her that sleepy smile of his and , “Don’tcha worry ‘bout a thing honey. You are safe with me.” His smile, that reassuring yet mysterious smile quenched her longing for home and diminished the thought of how her family would think about the absence of their youngest daughter. It seemed to mask her thoughts of how how her cold mother and father would react seeing the their screen door wide open and the music that Connie listened to

“Isn’t this nice? We never have lunch together anymore. Dennis what’s new with you?” Nana asked.

9. Carrie (1976) - Carrie only technically has one jump scare, but it's quite arguably one of the most effective of all time! In case you haven't seen the film or at least the original film, I'm not going to give away too much, but one of the best jump scares of all time comes when the pace of the film is slow and thoughtful. The serene scenery, even down to what the subject of the jump scare is wearing is like a pleasant summer day. The music adds to the scene effectively, too. You never expect what's coming and you nearly jump out of your skin!

Julia Butterfly Hill’s book, “The Legacy of Luna,” is a personal story she writes about struggles she faces and overcomes about her saving a part of nature that is very important to her. She writes about her experiences living in a redwood tree, Luna, for more than two years to save it from a logging company that is trying to cut it down. Hill’s story begins in the middle of her time in the tree. It begins by her telling how her recent attempt at a resupply failed. The guards are becoming very strict and not letting anyone climb the hill. Hill recounts how a seventy something year old woman, known as Grandma Rosemary, hikes the hill three times and climbs the tree to help Hill. Hill then starts talking about the wind and storms she

The Butler is an American movie, which was directed by Lee Daniels. The story was written by Danny Strong, based on an African American butler’s real life story. Lee Daniels managed to put the civil rights movement into this movie and reflect the hierarchy position, racist situation, and the right of black people in the society. This movie was filming about the life of a sharecropper’s son, Cecil Gaines’ life.

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The short film “identIty” is a film about students wearing masks At a school which categories theme of their stereotypes of them self. the film IdentIty, it shows the criticizes the dominant cultural norms of identity And the self And beautifully stylized, suggests we are ourselves instead of trying to conform to those norms.Although the use of masks. I found it interesting nonetheless. Everyone wears a mask even the teachers or maybe especially the teachers.

   The theme of unrequited love and unfulfilled ambitions, against a backdrop of a nation being transformed by industrialism and capitalism, provides the substance of Theodore Dreiser's Sister Carrie.  During the late 19th Century we encounter three main characters who demonstrate this underlying motif:  Carrie Meeber, Charles H. Drouet, and George W. Hurstwood.  Carrie will fulfill many of her desires for riches and success, but her insatiable appetite will leave her feeling dissatisfied at the end of the novel and all alone.  With respect to the two men who most covet her affections, Charles Drouet and George Hurstwood we have a study in contrasts.  About the only thing Drouet and Hurstwood have

“I'm glad you are, though I couldn't say John would agree. What's wrong with him, tonight?”

“He is fine.” John said coldly. When he responds in a cold manner I can tell he is tired of talking about something.

Peter responded and they both glanced at Ivan noticing his serious stare, he wasn 't happy at all, but he remained calmed and sophisticated, but at the end, he couldn 't contain his jealousy and he excuse himself from his friends and he walked over to where Michael was dancing. Peter and Halle were looking at their direction and Peter worried.