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    Evil Dead 2013: A Film with Big Shoes to Fill Since the 1981 release of the original Evil dead you will not find many horror films as near and dear to horror film fanatics’ hearts as this classic. Although it is now out-dated and known as a low budget film; these qualities are what made it such a great horror classic. Lacking the luxury of relying on a gigantic Hollywood budget and fancy effects the director used ingenuity to captivate people’s minds. Needless to say‚ it worked. Fast forward to

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    The novel The Good Earth written by Pearl. S Buck and the movie Directed by Sidney Franklin were both similar‚ but had many differences. The Movie The Good Earth showed the earth as a way of greed and corruption for Wang Lung. The more land he gathered the more greedy he appeared. Wang Lung wanted to keep purchasing land and does not want to‚ or plan on selling any land. He compares wealth with how much land he owns. He goes on to buy the house of Liu to show O-Lan how much wealth he had. He gives

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    “Then I shall die as one of them!” A line said by one of the most noble of characters in my favourite movies of all time. The Lord of the Rings is a story that is epically written by J.R.R Tolkien. It is a three part book that has been adapted into film with many characters that individually play important roles in the story. Aragorn son of Arathorn had caught my attention from his very first appearance in the trilogy. Aragorn son of Arathorn is the heir of Isildur. He is also known as Elessar

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    The book and movie of the “Outsiders” are quite interesting. They both have their similarities. But‚ they do have quite some differences. The movie and novel both share some of the same things.For example‚ they novel and movie both take place in the same town. They lived in Tulsa‚ Oklahoma.Johnny and Ponyboy saved the kids at the church when it was burning down. Johnny got hurt by a wooden board falling on him and he later died.Although‚ the movie and the novel have their similarities they also

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    unleashes the fury in their latest direct-to-DVD offering “Justice League vs. Teen Titans.” The all-new DC Universe Original Movie is brought to us by Director Sam Liu (“Batman: Year One‚” “All-Star Superman”) from a script by Bryan Q. Miller (“The Flash‚” “Arrow”) and Alan Burnett (“Batman: The Animated Series‚” “Batman Beyond”). It is based on an original idea instead of a comic book arc like most of the past animated films. Frustrated and disillusioned about his work alongside the Justice League‚ Robin

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    journey down the Mississippi River is represents the everyday American highway of endless possibilities about what is going to happen next. Mark Twain basically transforms a boy’s adventure tale into what people would say to be one of the world’s great books. Huckleberry Finn was one of the first novels to be written in‚ narrated in the first person by the title character. The novel has been banned to eliminate perceived racism. It was the fifth most banned in school and libraries during the 1990s. One

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    technology has taken away its beauty. People had stop reading books and rather watch a movie of it instead. I recently read and watched a short novel called “Of Mice and Men” by John Steinbeck. After I finished watching and reading the book I noticed many things. By reading the book you can experience imagination. Your brain goes to a whole different world trying to picture was is happening in the story. On the other hand‚ the movie doesn’t make you use your imagination because you can see it

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    Peter Jackson recently directed a trilogy of movies that are an adaptation of the book The Hobbit. There are some disappointments in the films such as the additional characters and storylines. Some of the supplementary storyline does help to serve as a backstory and shed light on why the characters are undertaking what they are on the expedition. However a majority of the additions to the movie only function to confuse the watcher on what was happening and generate action for the spectators when

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    Sonoko on page 107 states‚ “…So I found myself sinking deeper and deeper into the quicksand‚ and although I said to myself I had to escape‚ by this time I was helpless. I knew I was being used by Mitsuko and that all the while she was calling me her dead sister she was actually making a fool of me.” Visibly‚ Sonoko was in a dilemma not sure whether to proceed or not‚ but somehow seems to continue. Because the narrative by Sonoko is not available in the field‚ expressions such as the one above seem

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    “Knowing how the men in the water died is not the same thing as knowing why they died” is a quote from the book Left for Dead. This novel is based on a very tragic story of the sinking and the deaths of the men aboard the U.S.S. Indianapolis. The men were abandoned out at sea for days with little supply and hope to live. There are many reasons why the men died as a result of the sinking but the question is why did they die? In the novel it says many of the relatives or shipmates of the men lost during

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