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    Warm Bodies Movie Review ‘Warm bodies’ is a zombie movie based on Isaac Marion’s novel. This particular zombie movie that was themed ‘black romance’ is really unique. In the post-apocalyptic universe‚ the surviving humans have isolated themselves in a safe place in the city‚ but outside there are many mumbling and shuffling zombies that are still in the human phase just before they turn into skeletal‚ hideous attackers. Among these undead folks is a handsome man who falls in love with a beautiful

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    1999. The movie is loosely based off the novel‚ at best. The differences between the two are so significant that they are basically two separate works completely. One of the major differences between the two was the plot structure. The memoir had no linear plot; it was a collection of her memories and musings about sanity. The book gives you a closer look at Susanna’s internal struggles and thoughts. What makes someone ‘sane’ or ‘insane’ is the fundamental question of this novel. The movie on the other

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    unprecedented popularity growth. Millions of Americans were attracted to the idea of watching movie films through a TV set. Throughout six decades‚ movie directors and producers have launched hundreds of cinemas. However‚ there are critics whose job is to carefully analyze and give an appropriate critique towards any artistic work. Despite unquestionable success‚ the movie business carries a portfolio of many undeniable movie failures. Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzel produced a moving picture called Meet the

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    Big Daddy Movie Analysis

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    The movie Big Daddy would be a great movie to choose to watch when observing parenting. This movie demonstrates how someone‚ who has no idea of what it is like to have children‚ plays the role of a parent. It all started when a person from child services dropped Julian of at Sonny’s apartment. He agrees to take care of the little boy and adopt him because he believes that his girlfriend‚ Vanessa‚ will have a pronatalism attitude about this adoption and that will help prove to his girlfriend that

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    A Time to Live‚ a Time to Die is a movie that spans between 1947-1965 following the life of the Director himself. The film follows the maturity of Ah Hsiao‚ the young protagonist of the movie. Ah Hsiao grew up in Taiwan and even though his family immigrated there when he was very young from Mainland China‚ he adapts very quickly to living in Taiwan. Throughout the movie‚ there is a constant internal struggle with Ah Hsiao. He is often put in the situation where he has to family‚ schooling‚ and his

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    The Violence Movie‚ Roller Ball Murder The story of Roller Ball Murder is very intense in the movie‚ yet mysterious in the short story. I have never seen a movie like this‚ and it added a spice to my life. The game of roller ball is pictured more violent in the movie than the short story. I think that the main reason for this was because vision gave out more impact on what was going on in the story rather than literature. Jonathan E. is the main character‚ and he is the winner of this cruel

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    Steel Magnolias is a great movie of love‚ laughter‚ and tears. It features six strong-willed woman who "are the Steel Magnolias of the tittle…” as Roger Ebert says. The women dealt with many set backs in life‚ but no matter what they kept their southern grace and charm in tact at all times. In the film one of the main set backs is Shelby‚ one of the “Steel Magnolias” (Julia Roberts)‚ fighting with diabetes. Shelby’s diabetes is so bad she’s not supposed to have children due to the strains it would

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    a Mockingbird” and the movie "Remember the Titans" address the problems associated with racism‚ with both writers expressing the problems with race and opposition to it. The most important theme expressed in both stories is that one should always stand up for one’s beliefs‚ regardless of the level of opposition to them. The movie ‘Remember the Titans’ is about a journey of a newly combined white and black high school American football team. The main character of this movie‚ known as Coach Herman

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    El Bola: Movie Analysis

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    El Bola is a movie from 2000 that circles around child abuse. Pablo is an adolescent boy  who lives in a poor area with his father who abuses him and his mother who does not do  anything to help. Pablo than meets Alfredo at school‚ and they instantly get along. One day‚  Pablo angers his father‚ thus leading to a violent situation. Alfredo afterwards sees injuries on  Pablo’s body and tells his parents‚ who hire a social worker to try and help Pablo live with a  better family. This movie was int

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    John Adams Movie Analysis

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    him in a better light since not very many men were thought to care about their wives opinions in that time. This movie brought itself into a modern light by the parallels between Adams and modern defense attorneys. It shows that although he doesn’t agree with the side he was put on‚ he still defends them as best as he could and that’s what everyone in that position should do. The movie also increased my understanding of the court system and what should be happening in court. It was interesting to

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