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    Compare Contrast Paper For this essay assignment of choosing a real-life event and comparing it to the movie remake version, I chose the movie Soul Surfer. Soul Surfer is based off of the true story of how a young girl, Bethany Hamilton, lost her arm due to a shark attack.  Bethany was 13 years old at the time her attack occurred on the morning of Halloween 2003. Bethany was surfing with her best friend, Alana Blanchard, along with Alana's dad and brother in a place known as "The Tunnels" or Tunnels

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    reviewing the latest film in accordance to the original novelty by Shakespeare…A Midsummer Night’s Dream The Remake! This new film, composed and directed by Elizabeth Farhat has a target audience towards all, young and old, as it lies under some of todays most popular genres such as, drama, comedy and romance! Major characters which play a crucial part in the story of A Midsummer Night’s Dream The Remake are Helena, Hermia and Lysander, played by actors

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    God-Complex is like severe narcissism where a character in the book takes their words as law and are very dogmatic in their views and appears in novels such as Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein, or Ilima Todd’s Remake. Despite bearing some minor differences, the similarities between Shelly’s Frankenstein, and Todd’s Remake are striking such as how people create life, having outcasts, and solving impossible problems.

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    Divergent: They Should Remake The Movie Director Neil Burger did a bad job of directing Divergent. Only half of the movie was like the book, and it left out several details that were in the book that would have made the movie better and more interesting. The characters looked nothing like what author Veronica Roth did a great job of writing Divergent but she should be humiliated by how the movie was made, and most of the places that Roth described in the book looked only a little bit of what it should

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    Karate Kid Vs. The Remake

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    The original Karate Kid and the remake are very similar with slight differences with the setting and characters. The plot for both of these movies is a boy who moves from his hometown and gets bullied. A maintenance man teaches the boy martial arts and train for a tournament to battle his bullies. The boy wins victoriously down to the final match. The 1984 movie is directed and produced by John Avildsen and Jerry Weintraub. It is played by the main characters of high schooler Daniel LaRusso and

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    Dungeons and Dragons remake Okita, Gozen "Shiing!" My sword sings as I pull it from my sheath, instantly making me feel like its fate to feed my sword blood again. I slide it across my pointer and middle fingers of my left hand, steadily watching my reflection. I take a deep breathe and kick the door down to the queen consort 's chambers. "Damn, they 've already been here.... now it 's a game of chase." I smirk to this conclusion I 've come to. I jump out the window and study my surroundings, only

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    filmed instead of how it’s being filmed. The difference is remarkable between the two films King Kong (1933) and the remake of King Kong produced in 2005. The perspective of how the story played out is very different between the two films. On one end, in the original, Kong is portrayed as a violent beast similar to a Godzilla type figure that is a huge threat to civilization. In the remake, it

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    Remakes are particularly fascinating if you look at a film that was made in 1985 and then one that was made in 2011. There are social changes that reflect the societies of each individual time. In other words, representations on screen mirror the social structures and beliefs in society, and vice versa. The general premise behind the Teen Wolf movie and show is essentially the same: a male protagonist who is an average, nerdy teenager until he begins turning into a werewolf. The movie portrays Scott

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    Reformation was quite a time of change in Europe during the 16th century. Many people studying the Reformation and learning about what happened at this time make ask several different questions about it. The main question being “How did the Reformation remake Europe?” After studying the Reformation, there are many different topics that could be discussed. However, the main three that will be argued today about the remaking of Europe during the Reformation are the challenging of the medieval system, how

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    In the “Great Gatsby” movie soundtrack, Jay-Z, the soundtrack’s executive producer, compiled an excellent variety of modern day songs in this movie reflecting the 1920’s era. The songs chosen for this film would be most characterized as songs of love, romance, extravagance, grandeur, high society, mystery and many other qualities. These traits of song themes were chosen for this soundtrack as well as modern day songs twisted into a 1920’s melody. Jay-Z did an excellent job of doing so. Although all

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