Luigi Galleani

The wages of fear was a fun and fantastic movie. Going into this, I realized that I wanted to watch a film that had horror in it as well as mystery and suspense. This movie starts off with the Frenchmen Mario, and Jo, Dutchman Bimba, and Italian Luigi being stranded in the remote town of Las Piedras. Circled by desert, the city is connected to the outside world only by a minute airport, but the airfare is much too expensive for the guys. There is limited opening for employment besides the American

When I was little, I loved to try lots of new things. Games, toys, candy; but I had never heard of video games. Until one day on the bus, my neighbor told me that he had a Wii. I had seen commercials for it, and it looked fun. Originally I never wanted one because it was so expensive. That night when I went over to his house, my life would never be the same. Later that day I went over to his house. Ordinarily we run around, shoot each other with face guns, and do other things like that. I was

Super Mario Bros, Doom, BloodRayne, and Mortal Kombat. These are all great, classic, or memorable video games in their own right, but their silver screen counterparts? Not so much. Why though? Why is it that video games can not translate into the same box office success that has been experienced by comic books and novels since the early 2000s? I have identified four crucial reasons why video games will never see the same commercial success as other mediums have: video games are not respected as an

Since the release of Donkey Kong in 1981, platforming-based video games have been concerned with reaching a goal. From the early 1980s to the late 1990s, obtaining the objective fell under a linear, two-point process. For example, in “Super Mario Bros,” the player must guide the plumber to a flagpole in order to complete a level. Once the player completes the thirty-second stage, he achieves the substantial goal of saving the princess. In contrast to the “Mega Man” series, the hero must annihilate

All I've ever wanted was for my oma to be here with me holding my hand. She was funny, kind, stern, and smart. She might have not made the best choices like to smoke or drink. But she was still amazing. She was loved by many people expectually by me. She was always remembered by everyone. I remember everyday I would go to her house and she would always be standing there waiting for me. She would always play super Mario kart. We would always play Mario kart and watch movies together. Our favorite

One of my best friends in the whole world is my cousin Lindsey McNeely. She is my best friend because she is super nice, kind, helpful, and funny. Lindsey always helps me if I need it. She is also very helpful when we play volleyball. Because we are both on “A” team and we both play the same position. So she helps me if I am confused about where I am supposed to be or what I am supposed to do. When I am with Lindsey we like to play “Super Mario Bros”. We also like to ride Lindsey’s golf cart when

Good afternoon everyone. Today I’m going to talk about Mario from Super Mario Brothers. As Peter Abelard the French philosopher said, “By doubting we are led to question, by questioning we arrive at the truth.” Today, I doubt Mario. Try to think of a word which describes Mario. Most of you, if not all, may think of the word “hero”. But no, behind that mustache is a truly evil man. In doing research for this topic, I’ve gone through screens of Mario’s video games, and as I continue to do my research

Rus McLaughlin – a senior writer at Sony Network Entertainment International (SNEI) and ex-freelance feature writer at IGN, starts his article pointing out towards Radar scope’s sales in North America. He proves this by stating about the units sold by Nintendo. In the beginning itself, he proves his claim with the support of data which demonstrates his writing and how he proves his claims on many occasions. The writer then describes how the plans were being executed to remodel Radar Scope to make

The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka Analysis of the story “The Metamorphosis”, by Franz Kafka was written back in the early 1900’s, but reflected a more modern way of thinking and lifestyle of today. Gregor felt that he was a slave to his job, isolated from his co-workers, and misunderstood by his family. Although that is the norm in today’s society, it was not the norm back then. In the story Gregor finds himself transformed into a cockroach and his internal struggles become a permanent reality.

the film tells the singer's story in a non-linear way, beginning with her lying to her brother in a French airport in 1967, then secretly heading to a Parisian hotel. She is reeling from the recent suicide of her lover, burgeoning Italian pop singer Luigi Tenco, and has decided to attempt to take her own life. Not successful, she then is moved to a facility and doctors bring in those closest to her to learn more about her struggles. We traverse through her life at a relatively rapid speed, making Dalida