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    to prove dominance and show superiority in an otherwise white driven nation. Enhanced by the components of cinematography and mise-en-scène within the film, including camera shots and angles, exposure, as well as the composition of the scenes, this movie is a critique of how no matter how intricately people are entangled within a community where they are expected to coexist, and no matter how culturally and racially tolerant a person believes they are, the true nature of a person surfaces when they

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    The movie takes place in a black neighborhood in Brooklyn, New York and mostly involves the pizzeria that a family of three Italians owns. Mookie is a young black man that works at the pizzeria and sometimes he has to deal with tension with one of the Italian brothers named Pino. One day one of Mookie’s friends, Buggin’ Out, ask the store owner Sal why does he only have white people on his wall of fame and that he should put black people up there since he has a business in a black neighborhood. Sal

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    The movie “Do the Right Thing” takes place in the neighborhood of Bed-Stuy. Having watched this movie several times in the last twenty-five years one can see not much has changed in the interactions in real life versus the movie. People in the Black community still has a certain look, when other races uses the “N” word. The outcry of police brutality is still done within the community, but it also protested on Facebook, Twitter, and other social media. Where there was to be a boycott of Sal’s in

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    going to have a close analysis of the opening scene of the movie Drive in terms of mise-en-scène and sound. Drive is a movie that is adapted from a book. The movie is a crime, drama it was first released 2011 in the US. The movie is directed by, Nicolas Winding Refn. Winding worked along with Cliff Martinez to come up with the right music. Screenplay was written by Hossein Amini, and the book was written by James Sallis. The stars of the movie are Ryan Gosling as (The Driver), Carey Mulligan and Bryan

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    Radio is a film based on the true story of James Robert Kennedy and Coach Harold Jones in the year 1976. The movie shines a very positive light on people with disabilities. A person with a disability is a person first and if others give them the time and attention, their special characteristics and skills begin to show and grow. In Radio, Coach Jones gives James, or more popularly known as Radio, the chance to develop into his greatest potential. Radio begins to have a large supportive network from

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    Radio Has Come A Long Way

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    One hundred and twenty years ago a young Italian, Gugliemo Marconi, from Bologna Italy, sent and received the first radio signal. Since that time the development of the radio has come a long way. From the 1920s to the 1940s radios were the main source of news and entertainment in homes across America. It was not until 1969 when the first boombox was invented. The boombox was the staple of the 1990s. As we can see in movies such as Say Anything¬¬¬— produced the same year as Do the Right Thing— the

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    comedic film that was directed by Spike Lee. The movie was released in 1989. Lee served in three capacities for the film: writer, director and producer of the movie, Ernest Dickenson was the cinematographer and Barry Alexander Brown was the film’s editor. For this film, Lee garnered together some notable actors and actresses, including Ruby Dee and Ossie Davis, Rosie Perez, Samuel L. Jackson, John Tuturro and Martin Lawrence. The setting of the movie is in Bedford-Stuyvesant; which is a neighborhood

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    In the movie Do the Right Thing(1989) Spike Lee showed the world how many people struggle everyday to make money, and also showed how racism comes with how you grew up, who raised you and who you hang around. He showed racism in many different forms such as Sal’s Italian pizzeria and the Chinese grocery store and the drama that comes with both. Do the Right Thing is a movie with racial politics added with comedy and drama. Spike Lee shows fear and power with different camera angles. He also used

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    However, he isn't able to maintain his own personal relationships. Through the course of the movie, it was shown that his relationship with his daughter Mary Helen is strained as it is but when Radio came in the picture it got worse. Coach Jones would always be present when it comes to Radio. He protected him from the school administration, bailed Radio when he got arrested, organized a charity event where Radio received lots of gifts and freed him when the football team bullied him. Whereas, Jones is

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    In Good Morning Vietnam, the movie shows the story Adrian Cronauer and his experience as a radio DJ in 1965 Vietnam. In the movie, Adrian is a witty and impulsive comic that likes to do his own thing which does not go over well with the General Major who is in charge. However, Adrian’s comedy and wit help to make his radio shows entertaining for the troops and he becomes respected among many of the men in the army. Although Adrian is censored, he still tried to inform the troops and went against

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