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    of a formerly successful banker as a prisoner in the gloomy jailhouse of Shawshank after being found guilty of a crime he did not commited. Andy Dufresne (Tim Robbins) is sent to Shawshank prison for the murder of his wife and her secret lover. Ethical Dilemma Should Andy Dufresne (Tim Robbins) escape the prison? Scene’s Description Andy (Tim Robbins) first smuggled a rock hammer from Red 19 years ago and took a bible and he had hidden the rock hammer inside it. He used to carve it the whole night

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    Background: Founded by Nina and Tim Zagat, Zagat is a firm that collects and compares the ratings and reviews of restaurants, hotels, nightlife, movies, shopping and much more categories by individuals. Zagat believes that opinions of a number of consumers is much more efficient then the reviewer of few critics. In 1979, Nina and Tim Zagat started the idea among their friends collecting reviews and surveys; started at reviewing 100 top restaurants that were distributed as printed copies. Later with

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    The movie "The Blindside" was written by Jon Hancock based on true life events about the Baltimore Ravens NFL player named Michael Oher. Oher was a poor African American teenager, whose mother was a drug addict, and was taken away from his mother as a child. Michael jumped from foster home to foster home. Until one day when his life was going to change for the best. A white family called the Tuohy 's saw the need to take Michael in their home. Leigh Anne and Sean Tuohy sooner became his legal guardians

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    Tim Burton: An anomalistic auteur In the study of media such as film and television, the existence of an auteur, or the media artist comes into question through the auteur theory. The auteur theory was first developed in France by the concept of Alexandre Astruc’s “camera-stylo” concept of film and later achieving recognition in America through Andrew Sarris, an American film critic. The theory holds true the belief that it is “…the director, who oversees all audio and visual elements of the motion

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    Starting Drama A well-known phrase in the English language is, “a picture is worth a thousand words.” This catchy slogan is commonly used to convey emotion, individuality, and personality in an image. In the film industry, creating movie posters will indefinitely be a part of the phrase above. According to Alexander (2011), “a movies poster encompasses the message and feeling of the film, it should be the main source of attention for the release of a new movie” (n.p.). For this project I chose

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    Tim Burton’s gothic drama film Edward Scissorhands explores what is immoral with our society. A present issue with humanity is people who are different are encouraged to conform. In addition, society plays by the rules and follow societal norms rather than listening to their hearts. Most importantly, humans are cruel and exploit those who are vulnerable for their own benefit. Through the use of film techniques, Burton proposes the faults in humanity and the brutal nature of humans. Edward’s

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    Christmas Present showed him what is currently happening at the Cratchit house. Scrooge sees the Cratchits eating supper, and the spirit tells Scrooge that he needs to help Tiny Tim because he is dying. The spirit of Christmas Future showed Scrooge what is going to happen to him. Scrooge is shown a funeral for Tiny Tim with lots

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    In 1851, Sojourner Truth spoke at the Women’s Convention, Akron,Ohio. Sojourner Truth was an African American ex-slave who not only fought for equality, but also for women rights. The message in the speech is that she should not be treated differently than a white person because of race, also women should have the same rights as men do which made a whole controversial argument about that because men did not believe that they should be treated equally. The reason why men believed that was because

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    In “Drenched in Light” by Zora Neale Hurston, it has elements of being too minstrelsy for the Harlem Renaissance, which I agree with. The little girl, Isis, has a personality that hooks readers into the story. Everything about Isis is a way to keep the readers and everyone included in the story captivated. Some people would disagree by saying, Hurston wrote “Drenched in Light” the way she did to satisfy the imagination of the white person. People said, Hurston’s intention for her stories was to get

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    I have seen the movie before and never really thought about the legal aspects of it prior to this class, but now it has opened my eyes and my perspective to what goes on ethically and most importantly legally. In the movie, “Shawshank Redemption”, Tim Robbins who played Andy Dufresne was accused of a murder in which he did not commit. Andy, is an accountant who was convicted of murdering his own wife. The court found the defendant guilty and was sentenced to two-life sentences in Shawshank prison

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