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    creative thinkers that I choose to present is Steven Allan Spielberg and Cornel Ronald West. Two individual that is famous for using their creative thinking that impacted the society and history. This paper will focus on their individual unique contribution to society, the ideas south to solve any specific issues, personal, social and political acquirement, creative thinking process and a critique of their ideas. Steven Allan Spielberg is one of the most influential and successful director, producer

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    Selma The 13th Analysis

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    her directorial debut the most practical experience she'd had on the other side of the camera was helping organize documentary footage culled from her many humanitarian aid missions. Part of her style of working has to do with remembering what kind of directors she has no patience for when she's acting in a movie. When it comes to her cast, Jolie Pitt believes in spending lots of one-on-one time, identifying the overlap between actor and character, familiarizing herself with their individual process

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    Saving Private Ryan Movie Review The movie Saving Private Ryan directed by Steven Spielberg is probably one of the most exquisite movies to show World War II. Unlike most war movies Saving Private Ryan does not show what we want to see but what we need to see. The graphics used to show the horrific effects on war can drastically put an deep impression in your heart. The movie includes actors such as Tim Hanks, Matt Damon, and Vin Diesel. When Steven came up with the idea for the movie he showed

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    Wars), (Superman), Harry Potter (Harry Potter), Jurassic Park (Jurassic Park), (Jaws,). , E.t. the Extra-Terrestrial (ET the Extra-Terrestrial), Raiders of the Lost Ark (Raiders of the Lost Ark), including every one of the movies of Steven Spielberg (Steven Spielberg). Williams turned out to be generally known. Since the music for the motion picture Jaws in 1975 and is praised with firecrackers, a musical sythesis in the film Star Wars in 1977 and was trailed by some more. fills in as important.

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    I remember when I was just five-years-old, my cousins were visiting from Mexico, and my dad had the idea to film a cowboys versus Indians movie with my chubby baby brother cast as the Indian chief. Then, at age ten, my dad and I wrote our sci-fi comedy “When UFOs Attack” and filmed it in our backyard with a variety of green screens and crazy costumes. We spent hours editing the raw footage on the couch, experimenting with different sound effects and trying to figure out how to use Imovie. It wasn’t

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    Riggan And Birdman

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    At the 2015 Academy Awards Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance) won best picture, I however feel that this should not have been the case. The film Whiplash by Damien Chazelle was nominated but was just passed up by the Academy. Birdman was a spectacular film an deserves much praise, however Whiplash was far more original and deserves to be treated as such. The character Riggan, played by Michael Keaton, not new to film and neither are a lot of the characters in Birdman. The drug-addicted

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    In July 1964, Mickey Rourke, fighting as Phil Rourke, won 3 – round decision over Roger Hough in an armature boxing match in Miami, Florida Coming from a background of professional heavyweight boxing, it is not surprising that Mickey Rourke launched off in Hollywood primarily as an action man. He had several successes in his acting stint before becoming a professional boxer. After numerous injuries Rourke retired from sports

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    In Peter Benchley’s “Jaws,” not only is the man-eating shark and suspenseful plot important, but so are the characters whose relationships build the text. The characteristics of the main characters contribute to the message that Benchley tries to instill into his audience, avenging the truth. However, the shark may be the largest contribution to the success of Benchley’s novel, characters, such as Martin Brody, the chief of police, is a vital character with his hard-working traits, and willingness

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    The movie Saving Private Ryan was made on July 24, 1998 by Steven Spielberg. There are several main characters in the movie Saving Private Ryan. One of the main characters is Captain Miller who is played by Tom Hanks. Captain Miller was the one who lead the troops on to Omaha Beach during the D-Day invasion. His troops had several casualties during the invasion. Private Ryan was also a very important character. Private Ryan was played by Matt Damon. Private Ryan lost all of his brothers in combat

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    Fahrenheit 451: Burning Books or Burning People? The Jaws Effect is a term used to express the experience a group goes through after a piece of media misrepresents them. This phrase was coined after the infamous 1975 cult film Jaws inspired a nation-wide shark-hunt that resulted in many species becoming endangered or almost extinct. Many classic novels are a contributor to this phenomenon; Catcher in the Rye alone has inspired at least four assassination attempts on public figures due to its messages

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