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    plot furthering devices as well. That is the major problem I had with Real Steel: I did not like either Charlie or Max as characters and I never once believed in the contrivance of their bonding in the film. Part of the problem with Charlie’s character is that for most of the first third of the film‚ Charlie is portrayed as a self-centered‚ irresponsible lummox‚ who’s only goal in life seems to be to get another robot to enter into a fight. He sells off his own child to pay for a robot and later we’re

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    Crash: Racism and Haggis

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    "Crash" Crash‚ a touching film created by the Canadian director and writer Paul Haggis‚ incorporates the many struggles‚ faced by today ’s racial stereotypes‚ into a collage of various interconnected‚ cultural dilemmas encountered by the film ’s multi-ethnical cast ("Paul"). Haggis uses the dialogue and physical actions of his characters to illustrate the various racial stereotypes that are pre-assigned to each race by every individual. This film is a mesmerizing drama that touches the emotions

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    novelty songs by his producer. He found that it did not suit the style of music he wanted to do much like the Florentine Camerata found vocals unsuited for the expressive use of text. Sinatra lost his film contract from MGM‚ his agent‚ and was dropped by his record label. Sinatra’s career as a singer and actor ceased to exist. Sinatra was willing to take anything just to be back into the spotlight; he got a part in the movie From Here to Eternity. That movie was his first non singing role‚ but it still

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    Bowling for Columbine

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    roots of Americans fondness for Gun Violence. “Documentary films have the power to change an audience’s perspective‚ consciously or unconsciously‚ on a range of issues. This is often determined by the filmmaker’s motivation” Effectiveness in communicating ideas‚ thought & feelings. Bias? Reasons why? Use of filmmaking (e.g. Angles‚ lighting‚ sound‚ music‚ editing‚ interviews‚ voice – overs‚ diagrams‚ text…) Any form of ICT (must use relevant clips) Points make throughout the film: Charles

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    ARH264: NEW AMERICAN CINEMA (Class #8616) Rob Edelman‚ Lecturer Fall 2013 TUESDAY‚ 5:45PM-8:35PM‚ LC 23 During the late 1960s and early 1970s‚ great social changes were occurring in the United States. These changes were sparked by the emerging youth culture‚ the progression of the Civil Rights Movement‚ opposition to the war in Vietnam‚ and the advent of the modern-era feminist movement. This course will explore the manner in which these changes impacted on the American cinema. Editing

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    Over time Elia Kazan’s On The Waterfront has become recognized as one of the greatest movies of all time. Many site the use of method acting or Kazan’s personal affinity with the tale of a whistleblower as reasons to engage in this film. I find the most interesting analysis to be on how Kazan implemented various visual elements to add depth to the characters. This is achieved through elements of mis en scene giving a visual representation for the theme of control‚ that others fight to hold over Terry

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    Pitch Perfect

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    Pitch Perfect Pitch Perfect is a 2012 American musical comedy film directed by Jason Moore. The screenplay was written by Kay Cannon. The musical comedy features an ensemble cast consisting of Anna Kendrick‚ Skylar Astin‚ Rebel Wilson‚ Anna Camp‚ Brittany Snow‚ Ester Dean‚ Alexis Knapp‚ Hana Mae Lee‚ Ben Platt‚ Adam DeVine‚ with John Michael Higgins‚ and Elizabeth Banks. The plot follows an all-girl college a cappella group‚ The Barden Bellas‚ as they compete against another a cappella group from

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    Be Alone in a Crowd

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    BE ALONE IN A CROWD “We are born alone‚ we live alone‚ and we die alone. Only through our love and friendship can we create the illusion for the moment that we’re not alone.” This quote was addressed by Orson Welles‚ an American motion-picture actor‚ director‚ producer and writer. Perhaps‚ Welles is favorable to being alone. When I first read his quote‚ I was filled with awe that I can’t forget what he said. His words keep running in my head. Welles is right. We will live a life alone. Being

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    1. The film I chose from the list of Alfred Hitchcock films is titled “Lifeboat” and it was released on January 11th‚ 1944. They’re quite a few principle characters in this film‚ such as a women named Constance Porter who is a journalist and was filming the battle between a Allied ship and a U-boat. Another character is a man named John Kovac who is black gang oiler‚ then their is CJ Rittenhouse Jr. a wealthy man‚ also their is a man named Gus Schmidt who changed his last name to Smith due to the

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    Compare and Contrast

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    and Peyton Manning‚ Ray Allen and James Harden. This time I am going to compare two big time movie stars who who’s specialties are action movies. Dwayne Johnson‚ also known as “The Rock”‚ and Vin Diesel are these two hardcore‚ excessively masculine actors. I am about to explain why both men are alike and different in many ways. First‚ and foremost‚ this is probably the biggest comparison my friends and I make while hanging out. Almost everyone we ask thinks that “The Rock” is superior including me

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