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    will all achieve “The American dream”. In this essay, I will tell you about a movie I have seen, “The Blind Side”. I will also say something about my thoughts and reflect around how it is to live in America. How work the American society? What is “the American dream”? Is “the American dream” still relevant? These questions, I will answer in this essay. «The Blind side» is a movie based on a true story. In the movie, we meet a black person from the street in the Ghetto. He comes from a broken

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    In this analysis, I will focus on the “real life” movies Remember the Titans, The Blind Side, and Rudy. Each of these movies tackle different issues that many men face. Each movie has examples of a certain type of masculine ideal, and how each character portrays their masculinity, women included. Rudy, Remember the Titans, and The Blind Side are all considered to be “great” American football movies,

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    Blind, deaf, and mute. Have you ever met someone like that? Chances are you haven’t but have you heard of Helen Keller and Annie Sullivan. Well, I am going to talk about the play “The Miracle Worker” written by William Gibson in 1956 and the movie “The Miracle Worker” directed by Arthur Penn, released in 1962. Both of them are about Annie Sullivan and how she unlocked the world to Helen Keller. There are many similarities and differences between the play and the movie. In both the movie and the play

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    Makayla Ruzicka Instructor Kahle 0985, Intermediate College Reading and Writing 01 September 2017 “The Blind Side,” greatest movie of all time right. Well here is why I say this; the Blind Side movie is about a younger high school African American that is poor and has no family. His family was broken up at childhood. His name is Michael Oher. Eventually traveling home from a volleyball game, the Tuohy family meets up with Michael and invites him into their home because it was raining and cold

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    The famous movie, “It Happened One Night” was filmed in an interesting period in American movie making movie due to the implementation of the Production Code. This code sought to censor movies of explicit material and possibly immoral themes. This severely restricted the content of movies and forced directors and writers to creatively imply certain sex, crime and other nefarious acts while still providing a level of innocence. One of the most obvious points of this censorship in “It Happened Last

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    country. In 1963, Martin Luther King Jr. gave the famous “I Have a Dream” speech that changed the fate of our nation. Even in modern times, racism is still an issue. In 2009, writer Michael L. Lewis wrote the movie “The Blind Side” that showed many overcoming racism. Although King and The Blind Side are in two different generations, they have many similarities in fighting for equality. In summer of 1963, Martin Luther King Jr. stood on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial to show his opinions on the injustices

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    that there are many qualities of a great movie. It needs suspense, must have famous actors, has a good story line, has to be funny, and it must have a good setting. Every good movie needs to make the audience think something is supposed to happen and it doesn’t which is called a plot twist. I also think that authors need to foreshadow the future, which means they give clues that can lead to what happens in the end. Some of my favorite movies are The Blind Side, Woodlawn, and The Titans. All of these

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    The Blind Side Symbolism

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    The blind side, written by John Lee Handcock, is based on the story and events of the Tuohy family as they take in a young homeless boy by the name of Michael Oher. A fatherless Micheal Oher is left in the care of his drug addicted mother in the gang filled projects of Memphis. But soon things are about to change for him. Through a series of events he is accepted into Wingate Christian School, which is an exclusive private school, even though his education level did not meet their standards. During

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    “The Blind Side” Rhetorical Analysis of a film Taking the bad in with the good, although you may be the perfect classification in order to be targeted in todays society. How you’re classified is based on things such as a persons race, intellect, social class, and appearance. A 2009 film, The Blind Side, written and directed by John Lee Hancock stars, Sandra Bullock and Tim McGraw, is based on a true story. This movie tells a story that truly depicts simple acts of kindness that has the capability

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    “You're changing that boy’s life, No, He’s changing mine” through this quote Leigh Ann Tuohy from The Blind Side is conversing with her friends at lunch explaining how Michael Oher is changing her life. The judgment of people before the initial connection is the core of prejudice. In the movie The Blind Side, Michael Oher is a young man who has a had a rough childhood with no stability. His life changes when a night’s stay is offered to get Michael out of the cold, leading to his new-found family

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