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...?Insert Introduction The film Mean Streets was released in 1973, having been directed by Martin Scorsese and ed by MartinScorsese himself, and his college, Martin Mardik. The film has been a success, going by the fact that the Library of Congress included it in the US National Film Registry’s repository. The Library of Congress explained that the main reason for the inclusion of the film into the US National Film Registry’s gallery was the film’s cultural, historical and aesthetic significance. The film also won the National Society of Critics Award, and thereby underscoring its extent of success (Mean Streets, 1). Thesis...
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...? Day for Night Film Review Day for Night Film Review La Nuit Americaine was a French film that was released in 1973 and Francois Truffaut directed it. The film stars Jean-Pierre Leaud and Jacqueline Bisset and in French, the name of the film means a special process that contains a number of sequences which are shot outdoors in broad daylight. The shots are taken using underexposed or dimmed and infrared film stock or artificial light (tungsten) during postproduction in order to come into sight like the film took place at night. The film is referred to as Day for Night in the English-speaking world (Truffaut, 1986). Plot The film ultimately narrates the production of Meet Pamela, a passe melodrama that stars Jean-Piere Aumon who... is the...
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...? Essay, Journalism, mass media and communication Topic: Film Review Introduction of the movie: Day for Night Date and Year Released: September 7, 1973 Cinematography: Pierre-William Glenn Genres: Comedy, Drama and Romance Director: Francois Truffaut Music: Georges Delerue Producer: Marcel Berbert Screen Writers: Francois Truffaut, Jean-Louis Richard, Suzanne Schiffman Soundtracks: "Grande Chorale", Georges Delerue Summary: The movie is about the trials and tribulations involved in movie-making. It is a ‘made-in-France’ venture. The runtime of the movie is 116 minutes. The important members of the cast are: Francois Truffaut, Jacqueline Bisset, Jean-Pierre Aumont, Jean-Pierre Leaud and Valentina Cortese....
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...04 September Film review: This paper is basically based on reviewing a top-notch film “A Time To Kill” which has successfully bagged worldwide critical acclaim for its engaging, riveting, easy-to-relate-to, well planned, and thought-provoking script and storyline. A Time To Kill is a movie that basically revolves around the rape of a 10 year old girl who unfortunately died at the hands of two rednecks. As the poor girl was fathered by a black man Carl Lee, so keeping in consideration the racial segregation which still forms a prominent element of the modern societal structure, Lee decides to take the law in his own hands in the film and his character is...
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... Much Ado About Nothing Much Ado About Nothing is a 1993 romantic comedy that based on a play written by William Shakespeare. This film was directed by Kenneth Branagh. Claudio and Hero fall in love and intend on getting married. However, Don John disparages Hero with false accusations that lead to the ruining of the wedding. Hero faints after this incident. The family suspect slander and pretend that Hero died from shock. Don John evil plan as soon revealed as Claudio mourns over the alleged death of her bride to be. Ultimately, Hero is revealed to be alive and the marriage takes place while Don John is arrested for his crimes. The objective of this paper is to comment on the major and minor characters and how the contribute... to the...
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..., Legally Blonde stands alone in its genre as being the first movie of its kind to have pushed its female lead to succeed in order to prove a point to those who had been putting her down because of her hair color and its accompanying stigma. With the resurgence of female empowerment movies in our present day, it is important to note that Legally Blonde was not just trying to deliver the basic point that anything a man can do, a woman can do better. Instead, this film has proven to be intelligent in its own right. Not once does the film ever veer into sexual joke territory. Although the plot is ridiculous to most people, the comedic timing of those acting in the film is simply divine. Not...
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...Film review: ‘El Crimen Ferpecto’ Personal response The film is interesting, captivating, and educative with both enjoyable story line and applied literacy styles. The story line that focuses on social aspects of life is for instance an educative tool that relates to real life issues. Application of irony about the two major characters, Raphael and Lourdes, also elicits interest in the film. While one may develop a perception that Lourdes is a socially upright woman who has not been involved in Raphael’s sexual promiscuity because of her social values, time reveals to the contrary that she always desired to be romantically involved with him but lacked the opportunity that...
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...Film review: ‘El Crimen Ferpecto’ Personal response to the film The film is commendable in its story line and literacy approach. I particularly likedthe socially educative aspect of the film since it is based on ethics and morality in a social set up. The applied styles are also enjoyable. The film is for example social based, illustrating interpersonal relationships between characters in their work set up. Raphael’s selfishness for instance leads to loss of life, his sexual promiscuity illustrate social immorality while Lourdes selfish desire to have Raphael puts him in a dilemma besides obstructing justice over Antonio’s death. The film also captivates through its application of irony as Raphael’s status changes from an arrogant... ...
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...The Hunger Games Film Review This film is directed by Gary Ross and is basically centered on the book The Hunger Games bySuzanne Collins. It should be on the top ten lists for movies of the year for any reader of the Critical Thinker magazine because it deals with many themes, such as hunger and poverty, which are pertinent in modern society. The motion picture gives the viewer a glance into the life of Katniss Everdeen, who is depicted to have lived in the post-apocalyptic state of Panem. In this state, because of a past rebellion, its twelve districts have to provide two tributes, a boy and a girl aged between 12 and 18, annually to fight to death in an arena, with the sole survivor...
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...Run Lola Run: Is it a Film or a Game? Run Lola Run is a great movie which was released in 1998 in Germany. It is verydifferent from Hollywood cinematography due to unusual plot and directors approach to its development. It traces a story of a young woman Lola who has to save her boyfriend from death. There are 3 possible ways of plot development. Each of them lasts for 20 minutes and has the same actors and props involved. 2 options result in death ad only one of them is successful. The movie keeps people engaged from the first minute till the last one. It is still very popular with people even though it was made 16 years ago.
In the review of this movie published in 1999, Washington Post staff writer...
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