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    So, I’ve decided to start watching films by themes every week. Forcing myself not only to put a break to the insane amount of TV shows I have been watching (I’m back on the TV binge again, I don’t know how it happens, but I always go back to it) but to also analyse patterns within the film industry. First week. Gyllenhaal week, Jake Gyllenhaal to be precise. He has always had really intriguing choices/ or been given interesting characters, trying not to be pinpointed by a single form of filmmaking

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    Anybody who’s read comics in the past few years probably knows the name Jeff Lemire. The canadian born writer/artist has worked for DC Comics, Marvel, as well as a bunch of creator owned work. In 2008, Lemire started writing the Essex County Trilogy , a collection of graphic short stories that take place in Lemire’s hometown. The collection of the Essex County Trilogy won Lemire The Alex Award, The Doug Wright Award, and the Joe Shuster Award. Lemire also won a Harvey Award for best new talent in

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    Charming, Dishonest, Manipulative, self-centered, and readily takes to risks with very little consideration for themselves or others. These traits and symptoms are most prominent in those who suffer from psychopathic personality disorder. Psychopathic personality disorder is a psychological disorder that makes up a very small percentage of the population, only around 3% for men and 1% for women. Though the size of the population is small it is very likely that almost everyone has met someone with

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    I remember falling in love with the early movies based off of these comics as well as the TV shows; my favorite character of all was the shapeshifter by the name "Mystique". Throughout the movies and comics, Mystique and other mutants such as Nightcrawler, Professor X and Magneto repeatedly adopted the phrase "Mutant and Proud". Their mutations were nothing to be ashamed of and made them special in their own right. When in an

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    years. They may get to three hundred in length. Worms can survive being cut in half but only the half with the head. Worms have also been alive since the dinosaur time. There are about six thousand different types of worms. Like earthworms, nightcrawlers, and red wigglers. Worms can live as long as one to two years. Worms can be found anywhere. Like freshwater, marine/saltwater, and on land. Bibliography Website Wolford, R Stack, G Scherer, J Hawley, M Tidrick, C. Worm Facts. University of

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    Everyone in a way is a hero, depending on how people see other people determines how highly they think of them. Our version of a hero in modern times is someone does an action that would be unheard of, this is common when firefighters do the unthinkable and enter a burning building often risking their lives to save civilians that are stuck in the building. This is just one example of what a modern-day hero looks like, they appear in everyday life doing actions that help others. Sometimes people become

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    You may have heard of a little franchise called The Hunger Games or recognize the title Fahrenheit 451 from a book you were assigned to read in high school. In one way or another, these titles are considered to be dystopian. The idea of dystopia has been around since the mid-1800’s acting as a concept opposite to a utopia. Interestingly enough, the first documented use of the word dystopia was in a speech by John Stewart Mill who spoke about Irish land policies “It is, perhaps too complimentary to

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    Imagine every night being the blackest of nights, where even the police do not stop the criminals lurking in the corners. This is the world in Anthony Burgess’s A Clockwork Orange, where a dystopian society in which juvenile delinquents roam free to terrorize the night is chronicled. Your Humble Narrator, Alex DeLarge, is a member of this appalling culture of teenagers. Over the course of the novel, he performs unspeakable acts of ultraviolence with his droogs, which land him behind bars in Staja

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    Dark Comedy As A Satire

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    sympathize with one of the murders Julie. (Marilyn Manson was also a nice touch.) The only downside to this film is the fact that Julie one of the main characters got a happy ending even though she assisted on the murder or kidnapping. the movie Nightcrawler (2014) has the main character Bloom leave his partner Rick on the floor dying telling him Detective Fronteiri: You filmed him dying. Lou Bloom: That's my job, that's what I do, I'd like to think if you're seeing me you're having the worst day

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    The producers and screenwriters of X-men films disseminated a traditional patriarchal roles in which women are dominated by men. Males are depicted as having the qualities of strength, courage, confidence and the ability to be at the frontline to defeat any intruders or villains. These qualities reflect the kind of job men are engaged in and outside of films and provides an advantage to male superheroes. On the other hand, constraints are placed on the roles of female heroines by gender stereotypes

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