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...? Movies: The Mirror Of The Myth And The Legends of the and number submitted Introduction Cinema is awindow to the world of fantasy, dreams, music and magic. It allows people to ‘live’ a dream like life through their favorite stars in the movie. People watch movies to experience those things which they cannot experience in their own life. It is a beautiful world where ‘good’ always wins over ‘bad’ and stories end in happy way. Hence, even though most of the movies tell stories which are far from reality, they attract viewers because of the dream like experience they provide. People enjoy watching those movies which are close to their dream world. Hence,...
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...? “300” Warner Brothers Pictures 2006 Director: Zack Snyder Actors: Gerard Butler, Lena Headey and David Wenham Is “300” Historically Accurate? Zack Snyder's “300” is a dramatic version of the Battle of Thermopylae. The film shows Persia's King Xerxes and his more than 100,000 soldiers battling with Sparta's King Leonidas and his 300-strong army. For ten days, Leonidas and his valiant men fight against the Persians. The Greek Ephialtes, however, defects to Xerxes and reveals a separate path through Thermopylae, which the Persians used to defeat the Greeks. Queen Gorgo (Lena Headey) successful persuades the Council to send reinforcement to Leonidas, but it is too late. Leonidas and all his men perished. Nevertheless, the...
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... Inserts His/her Inserts Inserts Grade (02, 12, Movie Reflection Paper: Contact Introduction Contact is a famous science fiction film that is based on a novel by Carl Sagon. The movie was a blockbuster and is considered one of the best alien movies till today. There are many theological themes that can be identified in the movie as the main characters set out to find new specie in universe. The religious consequences of such a discovery and the doubt of the scientist involved in the expedition make the movie ever so interesting. We will provide a brief summary of the plot and then the film will be analyzed with regards to the themes found in out text book ‘In the Presence of Mystery’. Plot The movie is about a young scientist who... against...
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...?The Invisible War: Fighters on the Fringes I have heard about rape in the army, but to watch how it happened and how many women were and are presently affected, just shocked me. The Invisible War, directed by Kirby Dick, is an eye-opener of gender inequality that exists in modern times. It is gender equality that results to thousands of women raped in the army, without any of them getting the justice and support they deserve. One would think that because the U.S. military hire women, that women are respected and safe in these workplaces. The Invisible War shows that such an assumption is not only false; it is horribly skewed by the media and the government itself because rape continues to be endemic to the army and unresolved... Invisible...
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...Task: Sway 2006 movie review The movie commences with an eccentric family tragedy in which Takeru Hayakawa has differences with his father at his mother’s funeral. Takeru leads a splendid lifestyle in Tokyo where is a prominent photographer. However, his success tends to matter least when he returns to his hometown. Takeru’s late arrival and dressing during the burial irritates his father who reacts to his son’s conduct. The major reason for the difference between Takeru and his father is his failure to cooperate in conducting the family’s petrol business. It is evident that the stiffness that Isamu Hayakawa has against his son, however, tends to emanate from deep the family’s...
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...route they have taken before and standing by to see Danny pass. Reuven is a sensible, good and faithful friend, a gem that is rare. His friendship with Danny is also rare and such is a gem that should be most desired in this time and age.
The Face of Hope and Courage
Dorothy Day is called the America’s Mother Theresa because of her efforts to help the less fortunate. In the movie entitled Entertaining Angels, the protagonist starts as an activist and journalist. The woman is strong-willed and independent minded. As a journalist, she has witnessed a lot of struggles among the poor while politicians seem not to care about the very people who placed them in their pedestals. Burdened by her personal struggles after an...
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...The movies include china town, Skyfall and the Godfather. China town The production of Chinatown marked the beginning of the fine entry of color into the movie genre. Chinatown is a neo-noir movie produced by Robert Evans and directed by Roman Polanski. It features many aspects of the movie noir genre especially a story line that contain both psychological dilemma and part mystery. The story of the film was motivated by the water conflicts or wars in California, the historical conflict over water and land rights that had faced California in the early 1900s.
The movie discusses how businesses encroaches people’s land and destroy the environment under the...
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...Issues in Diversity The Visitor (Reflection Paper) The Visitor takes us through a compelling and nuanced story, set in a version of New York that is gritty and desolate, close to reality, as opposed to the glamorous and glossy version of the Big Apple like we are used to seeing in Hollywood and television. It revolves around the interactions between the widowed (and seemingly depressed) Professor Walter Vale, who visits his Manhattan apartment to find that it is being lived in by Tarek Khalil, a Syrian musician, and Zainab, a Senegalese who sells handmade trinkets on the street. The trio form a hesitant and unexpected friendship, and we see the Professor start to reconnect with life and engage with issues that he had...
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...Reflection about American History X Movie ID Reflection about American History X Movie A number of diversity issues arise from the movie that relate to the present day society. The movie reflects on a life lived badly by a brother who tries to protect his younger brother from going down the same line. The brother after involving in a voluntary manslaughter is imprisoned and serves three years. Both the two at that time had joined the neo-Nazi movement that as very prominent at that time. From the prison, times to when the brother comes out, many changes seem true in his life and these make people fear him. Aspects of...
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...explored. Schizophrenia patients behave in unhealthy way towards others. The patients are diagnosed with delusion and hallucination symptoms. They also lack the sense of the reality. Thus as caregivers we should embrace treatment measures especially as early as possible to reduce such incidences. (Smiley et al, 2006)
My personal reflection on this movie is the insightful awareness about schizophrenia. I therefore, should assist and educate people on how to care for victims suffering from mental illness as well as equipping them with the preventive know-how about the severe mental illness. (Smiley et al, 2006)
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Smiley, S., Massie, E., Plotch, J.,...
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