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    Stepford Wives Essay

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    Final Paper- The Stepford Wives (2004) The film that I choose to analysis is The Stepford Wives. The Stepford Wives is a Sci-Fi film which was released in 2004. It was directed by Frank Oz, who is famously known for his acting roles. Frank Oz has done the voice of Yoda in the Star Wars series, and several Muppets’ characters, such as Miss Piggy. There are three editions to this story, the book, the 1975, and 2004 film. The 2004 version varies from the others, as it has a slightly different story

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    competence. Nonetheless, as a woman, she is definitely lacking of something. She does not necessarily appear as an old lady, but she does appear bespectacled. In addition, she is depicted to have an old fashioned style. Throughout the course of the film, this female protagonist will undergo a transformation, a character development. Then, a man will appear and change her life. This particular man is going to show her a way of love which is way out of her routine rationality. A character which best

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    Fahrenheit 451 Analysis François Truffaut’s 1966 science fiction film, Fahrenheit 451, encapsulates a dystopian society that controls its inhabitants. This film is based off of Ray Bradbury’s 1953 novel of the same title.Truffaut took the novel and created a full length film to tell the story. The use of future is a common characteristic of science fiction movies, yet this particular film uses future to relay its message, not just as the setting. The technical aspects, effects and setting work together

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    Steven Spielberg uses the aesthetic of technology and aliens in Close Encounters of the Third Kind to creates a theme of wisdom and the quest of knowledge. Through technology the extraterrestrial’s technology makes the modern technology in the film look so mild and weak in comparison. In the beginning we get introduced to the aesthetic of technology because we see the scientist use of technology for there For example when the UFO’S were hovering outside Jillian’s house all the appliances in her

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    Science fiction produces a "what if" element that asks a question and prophesises the future. There are many texts, which presents the reader or viewer with a particular way of science fiction. The two texts, "A cage of butterflies" by Brain Caswell and "Mission to Mars" by Brian de Palmer, both of which conform to science fiction. The technology used in "A cage of butterflies" is of extremely high standard and produces a theme that prophesises about experimentation

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    The film Bears Discover Fire written by Terry Bisson is a film that was produced by college students. This film covers many different controversial topics. The book allows for many different perceptions of these topics to be seen.. Although the title of the film has a scientific feeling, it is more of a fantasy than a science fiction film. In the film “Bears Discover fire” one may interpret the movie as more of a fantasy film, with that being said the elements of a fantasy story base line can be

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    Alien is a classic Science-Fiction/Horror film that set the precedent for space related horror movies for decades to come, (Ridley Scott, 1979). But not only is the movie a fantastic trend setter of realistic science fiction movies, and terrifying claustrophic horror movies, but it is also a prime example of how Classism and Ideology can be effectively displayed in a film outside political and historical dramas. Alien takes place in a not too distant future, where a commercial mining ship, named

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    District 9 Comparison

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    Science fiction has advanced through many forms. In the two films presented there are very divergent aspects and perceptions of the Sci-Fi genre. These two movies: District 9 and Avatar use very diverse mise-en-scene techniques to present the immersion into alien life. The title stipulates that District 9 is a more evolved Sci-Fi genre film than Avatar. This is incorrect and rather Avatar, based on close judgment, is a more advanced Sci-Fi film. The reason for this is simple, District 9 has succumb

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    Children of Men Children of Men is a science fiction film directed by Alfonso Cuaron, taking place in 2027 where, for 18 years, infertility has collapsed society, and refugees flock to the last sanctuary in England. The film follows the action and surroundings around “Theo”, a man who is tasked with protecting Kee and her baby, the first pregnancy in over 18 years from different sources. Children of Men is a film that explores humanity’s social conflicts, like the immigration of refugees, government

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    Enr. English II Compare/Contrast Essay 3/6/00 Star Wars vs. Star Trek Throughout the past two decades, two science fiction cult classics have rivaled each other. Both have strong followings of loyal fans that live and breath these classic tales. Lunch boxes, t-shirts, masks, bed sheets, and figurines are only some of the merchandising offspring of these two epic films. Star Wars and Star Trek certainly share many similarities being the benchmarks

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