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    Legends are forever Melvin Johnson ENGL125-1103B-18: Real World Writing IP 5 17 September 2011 | Legends are forever We are losing two thousand WWII Veterans a day. Once they are gone so are their stories. Unless we keep their memories alive‚ that’s what he started the Armed Forces Museum of Saint Louis. That’s what the members are trying to do today. This was Carol Venable’s dream; he was very interested in the United States Military during WWII. That’s why he wanted to keep their memories

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    on individuals is not only portrayed through war‚ it is portrayed through many other tragic events that go on in today’s society. The consequences of a negative event can have 3rd party effects on people. In the film ‘American Sniper’ directed by clint eastwood. An important theme is that war is always a tragedy and has various lasting impacts on individuals. This means that important events that happen in your life stay with you and impact on the things you do. You can’t really stop it from happening

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    Gran torino movie analysys

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    The movie Gran Torino‚ is a movie that is based on an old neighborhood which was mostly American nationalities living there. Through the years this changed and it became an Asian society to live in. This movie was directed and produced by Clint Eastwood‚ which we has also one of the main characters in the movie. The story of the movie was written by Dave Johansson and the screen play was done by Nick Schenk. Walt Kowalski is a widower who holds onto his prejudices despite the changes in

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    then they too are successful right? Is Abraham Lincoln‚ 13 times failed a success or is Abraham Lincoln the greatest president of US the success. And‚ if success were a journey‚ then it would be an ongoing thing right? Then how was history written? Clint Eastwood has reached his destination. It doesn’t matter whether his movies bomb or succeed. He wont be more successful or less successful! He is successful.

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    Gran Torino Essay

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    Starter text response: Gran Torino ‘Gran Torino’ is a film full of symbols of hope and redemption. Discuss. In his film ‘Gran Torino’‚ Clint Eastwood tells the story of an unlikely relationship between Korean War veteran Walt Kowalski and his Hmong neighbours Thao and Sue. The film explores the possibility of redemption‚ “second chances”‚ and the hope that comes from having a positive future. Both Walt and Thao experience redemption in the film. Walt is saved from the guilt of murder and broken

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    he or she suffers defeat and often death. “Beyond his silence‚ there is a past. Beyond her dreams‚ there is a feeling. Beyond hope there is a memory. Beyond their journey‚ there is a love” From Million Dollar Baby. Million Dollar Baby directed by Clint Eastwood is a story about a girl‚ Maggie who wants desperately to be a fighter‚ but she only wants to be trained by the best trainer around‚ Frankie. She succeeds in persuading him to train her and goes on to be a magnificent fighter. Million Dollar

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    Gran Torino

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    "Gran Torino" is an American drama film directed by Clint Eastwood‚ and one of the most successful films in the world. It won the "Best Foreign Film"‚ "Best Original Screenplay"‚ "Best Actor" award at 2008 and so on. I believe a good film is made in many ways of aspect skill. At this time‚ I will be looking at four different aspects which are camera shot using‚ dialogue‚ main idea of the film‚ music editing in "Gran Torino" to shows what sort of skill involved is need in a film‚ why do we need them

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    needed to look for a job that they could get hired on at 18 years old and retire from that organization at age 65.  In today’s society individuals must be willing to constantly learn and use situational awareness.  I use the famous saying in the Clint Eastwood movie "Heartbreak Ridge" when he tells his Marine Recon personnel to adjust and adapt. My dad would always and to this day express how important it is to stay current with technology and education. I

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    Title: Gran Torino Year of publication: 2008 Film Director: Clint Eastwood Medium: Film Genre: In a nutshell: It tell’s the tale of a war veteran living in a run down area that used to be at the forefront of american economic providence but is now filled with Hmong immigrants. Mr Kowalski gradually learns to accept the neighborhood in which he lives in‚ and befriends his neighbour in particular a young boy named Thao. Thaos family is under constant threat from a neighborhood gang which is

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    Identity vs. Societal Pressures: What defines identity? Who defines the identity of the person? Can I even define my own identity? Clint Smith provides a profound perspective on these 3 complicated questions. Smith uses many non-discussed topics that need to stop being overlooked‚ such as the concept of code-switching and tokenism. Smith discusses how he has experienced and is still experiencing these terms in his life. Through these‚ topics‚ he writes about his identity as a black male‚ growing

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