Golden Globe Award for Best Actor – Motion Picture Drama

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    disorder and has higher rates than schizophrenia, no two people ever have the same symptoms due to the fact everyone is different (Thomas 79). Despite the fact that people already had OCD, it truly became famous because of Leonardo Dicaprio. Being an actor and having OCD, brought about attention to the disorder. He had full control over his OCD until he shot the movie Aviator

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    Concepts In Inception

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    Inception Inception was released in 2010, and the film was given a slightly futuristic atmosphere, but a specific date was not clarified. The main character, Dom Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio), possesses a skill that allows him to access the subconscious minds of sleeping people to observe their dreams and acquire information found only there. His behavior and practices are deviant in that they are abnormal, illegal in that world, and generally frowned upon; he also teaches others to do what he does-

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    The Revenant Themes

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    The genre I chose to review for the month of October was an American Movie, The Revenant. Directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu this film is set in 1823 in Montana and South Dakota and the main character is Hugh Glass played by Leonardo DiCaprio. Hugh Glass is a frontiersman who is half Native-American and has a Native American son named Hawk. The movie revolves around his struggles as a father and his comeback after being attacked by a bear and almost dying, losing his son, and being left behind

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    Well, oh well, hasn't it been a hot minute, yes it has, but I'm finally here, welcome to 2016! Though 'The Revenant' isn't my first movie of 2016, it is the first I was compelled to review, so here goes nothing. The Revenant is based on Michael Punke's 2003 novel "The Revenant: A Novel of Revenge". Set in 1823, The Revenant follows Glass, played by DiCaprio, as he leads a group of men along the American Frontier. With nothing but his only child to keep Glass sane, he combats first nationers as they

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    Stars are the faces we see and admire on television. We as a society see stars and immediately want to experience what they experience and we want to understand them. We see stars as superficial beings. We see the roles they play in movies and television and only the major things that producers want us to see. Richard Dyer, film critic and author of “Stars” asserts that stars are constructed to an audience so they can relate to them and easily identify with them.We connect to the star based on a

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    The Fox (inaudible noises) ".... what does that mean?” I said. "It 's a code, use it where ever it should be used,”said a mysterious man. "So, you 're not going to tell me where?” I Asked "You 'll know when the time is right,” said the mysterious man "Like that helps,” I said sarcastically. I wake up, while it 's still the middle of the night, the fountain is still flowing, a few lights are still on and all the guards have gone to bed, I jump out the window because something

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    The Diverse Roles of Women in Movies In society we have a lot of women actresses. Some tend to play the motherly type, some play the manipulator type and some even play the victims of abusive relationships. No matter what women seem to be coming up in the industry of movies in more ways than before. The three movies I have chosen to analyze in my critique are Heartbreakers, Baby Boy and Stepmom. These three movies all have women in them that either play a major role or the main role. All

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    Scott Pilgrim Themes

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    Scott Pilgrim vs the world is a film about a guy named Scott who falls desperately in love with a woman named Ramona. They go on a date and end up falling for each other only to find out after the second date that she has seven evil exes and he must defeat them in order to date her. Throughout the movie he meets her exes and has to fight them off while also conquering her affection. He also plays in a band which is a major part of the movie because he meets some off the exes while playing gigs at

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    One thing most people first see about Johnny Depp is his tattoos. Johnny has many tattoos and all have interesting stories behind them. and one day on Ellen, Johnny was talking to him about having tattoos and what it takes for him to get a new one. Johnny eventually explains to Ellen and he says "My body is like a journal and my tattoos are my stories."(Ellen Degeneres Show) Johnny's first noted tattoo is a Native American head that is “a tribute to his ancestral heritage.”(Johnny Depp’s body art)

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    self admitted oddball. Johnny Depp made odd noises as a child Johnny Depp later revealed in an interview. Johnny Depp did weird things like turn off light switches twice. Johnny Depp's parents thought he had Tourette's syndrome. Johnny Depp is an actor he plays in all kinds of movies.He's most known for his portrayal of eccentric character in films including Ed Wood

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