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Johnny Cash describes himself as a poor, hardworking American who works in a coal mine, just trying to live his life while barely scraping by. Mining coal is likely one of the only opportunities he was presented with, given the culture, location, and socioeconomic status he was born into. “I was born one mornin' when the sun didn't shine, I picked up my shovel and I walked to the mine.” This line makes it clear that he believes he was destined for the mines from the moment he was born. This is further

Tim Burton strikes me as a peculiar man, this is because based on his past experience with movies, and it looks like he likes the fantasy world and things that may never happen. Just like most films they were the same theme and character traits, but this movie was different, it didn't follow the trend of the other movies. The elements were strong; this is because the characters aren't mainstream, they're peculiar. Their peculiarities made the movie better, a matter of fact, and their peculiarities

Tim Burton’s films usually assess how being different isn’t always unacceptable but is actually pretty good. Tim Burton is a director who’s known for making the main character in his films an outcast/misfit. In most of his films the outcast is usually benevolent, attentive, and gracious. In his films like Edward Scissorhands and Charlie and the chocolate factory the other characters would rather do what would benefit them, but the main characters like Edward and Charlie would rather do what benefits

By Freddie.Sadler Edward ScissorHands As Albert Ellis once said “ You love and accept everyone because they are alive and human”. In Edward ScissorHands, Tim Burton shows us how society neglects to accept Edward and instead they magnify his differences and single him out as an outcast. The film reveals society’s true colours depicting society to be selfish and unaccepting; however, the Boggs family continue to love, cherish and care for Edward through to the end. Also Edward Scissorhands points

Who was Johnny Cash? He was one of the most influential musicians in our history. Johnny cash wrote roughly over 800 songs. His first single was “Hey Porter” in 1955 after that he made decades of songs. Throughout his career he struggle with drugs and alcohol. Even through all his struggles he is one of three people to ever be inducted into both the Rock and Roll and Country music hall of Fame. During his career he perform for inmates at several prisons , the most famous was Folsom Prison.

including “Alice Through the Looking Glass” and “Beetlejuice 2”. Burton presently lives in London and recently divorced his second wife Helena Bonham Carter, a famous actress whom he often cast in his movies. He remains close friends with actor Johnny Depp, whom he also casts in many of his films. In spite of all of the recognition and appreciation Burton has received from his audience, he remains, in his opinion, an isolated animator with a

In Edward Scissorhands, a film by Tim Burton, one of the main ideas is the idea of trying to gain normality and acceptance. The film Edward scissorhands is about an unfinished boy who has been left with scissors for hands. After being found by motherly figure Peg Boggs, he is taken into society and discovers that trying to gain normality and acceptance is hard when you have something that makes you visually stand out from the normal. This strive for normality is also found within the neighbors, if

Be prepared to enter the doors of 2001, with the wise words of Moulin Rouge and the latest popularity at the time. Also ’01 was the year I was born; to be exact on January 10th; the same week that a gunman opened fire on a family. The shooter was identified as Ki Yung Park; he owned a convenience store and was mentally disturbed. The reason he started firing at this family was due to him, accusing that Chung Chang (another business owner) that he was wrecking his business, meddling with his marriage

of his most popular and influential songs: “Johnny B. Goode” (Taylor 27). During a time when Jim Crow laws still had a place in American life and active racism towards African Americans and minorities was commonplace, Chuck Berry’s hit “Johnny B. Goode” became popular amongst a white audience, and it reached the number eight position on the Billboard List in 1958 (Cooper 301). The rollicking song told a rags-to-riches story of a country boy named Johnny B. Goode who could play the guitar “just like

Ichigo Kurosaki aka “The Soul Reaper” is in an anime called “Bleach”, if you look at a photo of Ichigo in one of his various forms many assume that he is evil, unless you see him in human or “Stage 1/Form 1”. Without knowledge of Ichigo’s story, the result was that people made assumptions just based off of what was knowledge was present at that time. In Elizabeth Daley’s essay “Expanding The Concept Of Literacy”, she talks about how multimedia is the vernacular of today’s society and she expands