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think of the first Toy Story movie, I think of the lesson of accepting change and being a more accepting person overall. Throughout the 81 minutes of this modern classic movie, you see how Woody’s life was flipped upside down after the character of Buzz Lightyear

“This is one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind.” (Neil Armstrong). In the 1960s, the race began between America and the Soviet Union to see who could be the first to launch humans to the moon. Several years later, America achieved a goal that was believed unlikely and almost impossible a few years earlier. During the 1960’s Neil Armstrong changed the world and became an American hero. Neil Armstrong had a long journey before he got to take those first steps on the moon. As a child

The Boss Baby DreamWorks Animation created The Boss Baby, directed by Henden Butoy and Tom McGrath. The Boss Baby is a film that tells the story of the Templeton family and how a new baby turned their world upside down. The movie is narrated through the eyes of little Tim. The film uses Tim’s overactive imagination to create his depiction of his own childhood. Tim tells elaborate stories about how his life is greatly affected by their arrival of the Boss Baby. In The Boss Baby, Tim transitions from

relate to the main important characters in Toy Story which relays a message of who they are. For example, the theme song of the movie is “Friend in Me”, when Andy is playing with Woody. Also, when Andy gets Buzz Lightyear for his birthday as a gift from his parents. Then the song changes to Buzz Light year theme song, “Strange Things”. This is when Woody started to act afraid thinking that he was going to get replaced as Andy’s favorite toy. After that, he started to change his actions around all his

humour to the film and finally the Blue Fairy is added for beauty with bright ora. On the other hand Sid’s toys in “Toy Story” are very unattractive, and at first we are led to believe they are evil, but in fact they save Woody and Buzz. This shows that you should never judge on appearance. As we have good characters there are also evil characters. They are usually portrayed in very stereotypical ways such as an evil laugh or an ugly exterior. Some examples of this is

Aldrin, Buzz. "The Imperative To Explore." Technology Review 115.6 (2012): 70. Business Source Main Edition. Web. 6 Jan. 2015. In the article “The Imperative to explore” Buzz Aldrin talks about how when he took his step on the moon, he realized what a beautiful place was and that it was our home. Buzz Aldrin described it as a green, blue, and white globe surrounded by a void of blackness. And that green

Rhetorical Appeals in the Life of a Villain “A villain is just a victim whose story hasn’t been told” (Chris Colfer). Stinky Pete of Toy Story 2, is plotted to be the “bad guy” of the film. He’s could also be classified as a sympathetic villain, which will be explained further later. Now, you may or may not have heard of the rhetorical appeals before, but little does one know, that the three rhetorical appeals are applied to the film Toy Story 2 and its villain. Let me break it down for you, long

Through the observation of conflict, one recognizes how Buzz and Woody’s relationship changes as Woody’s envy dies. In the initial stage of their relationship, conflict can be easily detected by the audience. This is found when Woody says to Buzz, “Listen, Light-Snack, you stay away from Andy. He's mine, and no one is taking him away from me”(Lasseter). When the audience witnesses this, they instantly recognize Woody’s envy of Buzz because Buzz is becoming Andy’s favorite and Woody feels like he is

I sort of giggled a little bit when I heard that but then I realized that it is important to never give up and it was cool that she got the quote from Buzz Light Year. Over the next few times that I was around her, I really started to love talking to her because our two personalities just clicked. I could have talked to her for hours and hours and even for the rest of the day. That is why I decided

present. The lead protagonist , a cowboy doll named Woody (voiced by Tom Hanks), takes the toys on a mission to discover what new additions to the family are among the heap of Andy’s birthday presents. The multitudes of gifts surround an electronic Buzz Lightyear action figure (voiced by Tim Allen). The extravagant toy becomes the