Another area of the movie that I found particularly touching was the death of Inez Milholland. She died while helping promote and gather more supporters in California. Indz was a good friend of Alice Paul and Lucy Burns, she was also highly respected among supporters of the suffrage movement. The opening scene in the movie actually showed her riding a horse in the parade they had organized for women’s suffrage. Although we have seen this seen in the cinematic version, I did want to include a photograph that of Inez during that parade that later resulted in a riot with over 100 people injured in the…
I found the film to be amusing with the funny quirts of Michael Moore. It portrays the true sadness behind what really happened in a humorous way. In reality the true story behind the humor of the film is depressing considering this entire town is losing all the opportunities they have ever had.…
In my opinion, I though the film was powerful and overwhelming at times. As, the public figures and political activists gave a lot of information. Analyzing the film, you see how America’s complex prison system affects people of color. It is shocking. Because despite living in a country that gives liberty to all…
Carries work, From Where I Saw What Happened and I Cried, did not cause any feelings in me. I did understand where she was coming from. I understand why she put the red on top of the black and photographs to let us know it was lifted from something. The music did cause me too feel as if I was back in the day.…
The intriguing movie Mud is about a man who is wanted in the state of Arkansas for murder. Mud lives on an island by himself in a boat to avoid being detected by the police. Ellis, a fourteen year old boy, goes to this island with his friend Neckbone and runs into Mud a few times. They decide to help Mud reach out to Juniper, the girl he is in love with, so they can leave Arkansas. However, they have to be very discreet with their assistance. Not only are the police looking for Mud, a bounty hunter named Carver is looking for him as well. Carver and his gang want to find Mud to avenge his brother’s death. Even though Ellis and Neckbone are aware of the situation, they still decide to help Mud. One thematic message told in this movie is that…
In light of the description of anthropomorphism, I think it is only fitting to use the novels Charlotte's Web and Watership Down to demonstrate them. While both of these novels show animals behaving in different manners, they are both uncharacteristic of normal animal behaviour. Charlotte's Web shows animals behaviour as primarily human while Watership Down demonstrates animals behaving mostly as animals. This said, we see that both these novels show their characters with human traits, however they are all confined to their physical limitations as animals. A perfect example of this is Charlotte, from Charlotte's Web.…
Watching this movie, I found myself laughing, then crying and then laughing and feeling happy. I found myself relating to the characters, most of them in one way or another which was a good feeling. I saw the insecurity in Evelyn, the way that she is so passive and shy. She is very naïve. She is trying to get her husband to pay attention to something other than sports on television. He comes home from work, picks up his dinner that has been set on the table, grabs a beer and then he sits in his chair and ignores her. The stubbornness of Idgie, she is one that does what she wants, when she wants and won’t follow the rules, even if they are in her best interest. The quiet strength of Ruth, she can be the…
The movie is very disturbing. The idea that humans are food for other humans strikes the wrong cord in the reader, as it should. That is the author’s intention. The movie and the story are made to provoke a viewer to think about different perspectives. The one that stuck with me the most is Euthanasia. I disagree with the author’s inedited meaning. Personally I feel that euthanasia should be allowed. Not out of necessity but because people should not suffer.…
I thought the movie was moving, empowering and touching. One part that was really emotional for me was when the one lady was telling a story about a woman who witnessed her husband being killed and her daughter being rapped. Anyone who can go through that much pain, disaster and hardship is a strong individual. If I were in their place I don’t know how I would be able to go through all of that day in and day out and there never be a hope of it getting better. Those women though they stuck it out and prayed so much that things got better and that just shows how amazing all of them are. This movie is one…
Watching the film, the part that impacted me the most was when they started mentioning the deaf children. It may because I am a mother, but this portion of the film made me really sad. Many children were sent off to residential schools at such a young age (where parents are needed at times) and only come home for a few days. Also, children were forced, so to say, to speak because oralism ruled over sign language at times throughout the years. The children were punished if seen to using their hands for any type of communication or for any reason for that matter. In addition, it made me sad when some of the interviewers started telling their own stories of how hearing tests were done and how doctors tried to “cure” them. I know that medicine was not as advanced as it is today but some of the tests seemed cruel. I believe that the…
My general reaction toward this film is that I feel sympathy for them but, not empathy because I do not believe these girls really become unnoticed, I think it maybe anxiety that almost everyone has that’s just not in there form. I do feel though that it is there right to learn there heritage through them following up on books and other resources about African heritage. My other reaction was when they placed the doll’s in front of the 20 little girls and 15 picked the white doll over the black doll had me shocked.…
I found this movie to be very entertaining, and I also thought it carried some valuable lessons. This movie made me realize how unfortunate some…
Beware of mindlessly drinking several glasses of water per day without considering your diet, exercise habits, climate, and sense of thirst. And when you do find yourself in need of water, remember that you can get it from liquids and/or whole foods that are rich in water.…
I recently watched a shocking movie in class about an eight-year-old widow that never got to meet her husband, and she is deposited in an institution for widows called a widow’s ashram to spend the rest of her life. According to Indian tradition, these widows must remain in seclusion, apart from the rest of the world, until the end of their lives and are forbidden of ever re-marrying. An impressive story is about the sad fate of widows in India during the past century, before Ghadi’s ideas started changing India’s traditions.…
God is so good on all of us. He never fails to guide us and give us situations that we cannot overcome. People are just so scared on facing what’s on the certainty of life. Being with your family and loved ones, and above all trusting God, we will succeed in our lives and overlook the entire necessary struggle that we had. Learning on this film, helps me to understand well; what is life. What is life without God; but to trust Him and loving other people is the greatest way to achieve on a triumphant…