âApocalypse Nowâ is a 1979 film directed by American director Francis Coppola and adapted from Joseph Conrad's âHeart of Darknessâ, but the background is set in Vietnam. During the Vietnam War, Special Forces Captain Benjamin L. Willard was ordered to go to Vietnam to sanction Colonel Walter E. Kurtz, who has lost control. Through his various experiences on the way,...
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The film âThe Boy in Striped Pajamasâ written by John Boyne uses an array of language features such as descriptive language, imagery, tone, and atmosphere to comment on issues of concern. This includes the marginalization of the Jewish culture, discrimination of people based on their culture and race, and prejudice. In the opening scenes of the film, we are introduced...
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âA Beautiful Mindâ is a true story that was turned into a film in 2001 about a man named John Nash who struggled with schizophrenia throughout his life and how he eventually learned to overcome it. Throughout the film, Johnâs schizophrenia caused him to hallucinate and imagine people that did not actually exist. One of the men that John imagines...
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Horror and thriller movies were born out of a need for us to confront fears and conquer something we do not understand. âThe Birdsâ directed by Alfred Hitchcock delivers the audience both of those two promises. The movie shows how something that is perceived as peaceful, such as birds, can turn into a terrifying presence at any time. The movie...
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In this paper, I'm going to analyze one of the scenes in âThe Shawshank Redemptionâ, namely the scene (0:34:00 - 0:38:51) where Andy helps Hadley with his tax problem and gets beers in return from him. This scene is shot outdoors unlike the majority of the film, which is shot indoors and makes very good use of natural lighting for...
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In the two biopic films, âA Beautiful Mindâ and âThe Kings Speechâ, there are many rather unique characters and some of which are extremely different to one another. These contrasts that the directors of these films have purposefully implemented into these films help to intensify the meaning and or the intention of the biopic film. In the biopic âThe Kings...
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Between the clichĂŠs of a love story and a fairytale, the film âShrekâ through the feminist lens shows defiance against male patriarchy, female weakness and self-acceptance issues through Fiona as the storyline follows. Despite Shrekâs wishes to not follow a fairy tale type of storyline let alone any type, he as an ogre falls in love with Fiona unbeknownst that...
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âThe Shawshank Redemptionâ is a 1994 American drama film written and directed by Frank Darabont. To summarize the film, it tells a story of a banker Andy Dufresne, who was sentenced two life sentences in Shawshank State Penitentiary for the murders of his wife, and her lover despite the claims of his innocence. During the movie, he befriends a fellow...
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One of the most famous films about 1960s or âLong Sixtiesâ time frame in the United States history is âForrest Gumpâ. In fact, âForrest Gumpâ is a 1994 film, which is directed by Robert Zemeckis and acted by the top-credited stars like Tom Hanks as Forrest Gump, Robin Wright as Jenny and so on. The main character Forrest Gump with...
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In âThe Truman Showâ, Peter Weir uses setting, motifs, and features of the cinematic medium to demonstrate the complex and multifaceted interconnectedness that exists between the environment and the individual. Trumanâs entire physical world has been fabricated and orchestrated in such a regard that every blade of grass has its place. The rigidity of Trumanâs behavior and the conformist mentality...
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Since 1919, due to the inception of the expressionist movement, and its increasingly artistic take on the medium, the German film industry had started to have major impacts on not only German culture but also how film had been viewed worldwide, from a form of entertainment for lower class citizens to an art form to convey complex plots and messages....
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In this essay there will be an analyzes on five movies by different writers on films impacting motion pictures. These essays acknowledge the significance either positive or negative of the films to motion pictures as it focuses on a specific framework each film possess. The films include âTriumph of the Willâ (created in 1934 by Leni Riefenstahl, analyzed by Mary...
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Andrew Niccol uses dialogue, camera angles, and symbolism to show the main themes of his film âGattacaâ - discrimination, perfection and determination. âGattacaâ is about a seemingly utopian country with no illness and no disease. Though these people are genetically made, making it physically impossible to find an imperfection. The film is about how people are treated unfairly due to...
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âForrest Gumpâ was released in 1994, directed by Robert Zemeckis and written by Eric Roth. The film was based on the novel âForrest Gumpâ by Winston Groom. In the first eighteen days after its release, it took in $100 million at the American box office. Two weeks after, the movies intake had doubled to over $200 million. The film itself...
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âShrekâ (2001) tells the story of an ogre whose land has become overrun with fairy tale characters, the way to restore everything to normal is for Shrek to go on a journey to save Princess Fiona at the request of Lord Farquaad, who needs a princess to finally become King. The film is based on William Steigâs book of the...
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All thrillers seem to clothe themselves in a pretentious cloth of unoriginal uniformity so much so that we have a handle on what will happen as soon as the heart-thumping cinematic music starts. They all follow the theme of a few ready-made American fetishes: demonic activity, psychopath killer, a ghost of the past, and corny revenge stories. But we have...
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Contrary to the popular opinion that Disney films contribute to the positive development of morals of the younger generation, some of them contain âbadâ morals that can teach children what is wrong. This essay is dedicated to this topic. Children are easily influenced by what they see and hear and thus what they watch. One Disney movie that shows bad...
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In 1998, one of the most original movies in history came out, yes Iâm talking about the ââTruman Showââ By Peter Weir with the amazing performances of Jim Carrey(Truman) Ed Harris(Christof) and Laura Linney(Meryl) Imagine living in a world, where everything is fake. Imagine, every day waking up to go to work and then coming home to watch tv, in...
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The common theme Iâve seen present in both âDo the Right Thingâ by Spike Lee and âFires in the Mirrorâ by Anna Smith is that racial tensions are more complicated than black and white. Cops beating up colored people for no reason and teenage girls throwing eggs at the elderly Chinese as seen in âDo the Right Thingâ or the...
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The transition from childhood to adulthood also known as adolescents (shonen for boys, shojo for females) is heavily shown within the realm of anime. Studio Ghibli is also known as one of the major producers of adolescent films with the help of Hayao Miyazaki, a director, and producer of films such as âKikiâs Delivery Serviceâ, âSpirited Awayâ, âHowlâs Moving Castleâ,...
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Through the film âThe Social Networkâ, many organizational behavioral problems can be identified, such as leadership problems, lack of communication among top management, and some unethical behaviors (hacking, stealing ideas, betrayal, and disloyalty). For this essay, I decided to choose the problem of communication as the main problem because it was one of the vital factors in running a successful...
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In âCitizen Kaneâ (1941) directed by Orson Welles, the story is set in motion to seek for the meaning of âRosebudâ. At the end, when Thompson is asked about âRosebudâ, he states that he didnât find its meaning, and that âmaybe âRosebudâ was something [Kane] couldnât get or something he lost ⌠I guess âRosebudâ is just a piece in...
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In a time of fear, horror, and humility, where everything is lost and nothing is to gain, there remains one element that keeps a person alive. Hope. Two timeless films that are critically acclaimed for encompassing this theme of hope, racking in millions of box office dollars around the world, include âThe Secret Life of Walter Mittyâ and âThe Shawshank...
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Ethical leadership is a two-part process involving personal moral behavior and moral influence (Johnson, 2018). Ethical leaders consider long-term effects, downsides and profits of the decisions made by businesses, companyâs or other organizations. In the film âThe Social Networkâ, it depicts the Harvard student, Mark Zuckerberg and his team, designing the social media website that would famously be known as...
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The main idea in âSpirited Awayâ is love. According to the dictionary, love is an intense feeling of deep affection and great interest and pleasure in something. According to the Internet, Chihiro is the ten-year-old core protagonist of the Japanese animated film âSpirited Awayâ. Chihiro's relationship with the rest of the characters expressed the main idea. I think it is...
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âThe Social Networkâ, a film adapted from Ben Mezrichâs âThe Accidental Billionairesâ, and directed by David Fincher, explores the intricate past and creation of the social media site, Facebook. This film is not only a film about social media, but itâs also about border concepts than technology. Itâs about relationships, individuals, friendships and what these mean in the digital age....
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The concept that we conform to other people and what they approve of isnât a new one. Humans as a whole have a common habit of adopting beliefs and ideas to follow behaviors of mainstream society and use this as a shortcut for decision making and problem solving. Rather than pursue personal desires, people choose to conform to society because...
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The quote 'One man's freedom fighter is another man's terrorist' is often controversial when it comes to the film âV for Vendettaâ. Terrorism is the illegitimate use of violence and intimidation, particularly against civilians, in the pursuit of political objectives. On the other hand, a freedom fighter is a person who is involved in a violent fight to attain a...
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If you were a targeted minority, how would you feel with such insolence? Would you stand up for your rights, or limit your acts- laying out your unheard voices to be seized-utterly defenseless, and vulnerable? It is essential that the film, âHidden Figuresâ, is embraced in the Silenced Voices festival, exposing the story of Katherine Johnsen, Mary Jackson, and Dorothy...
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For years, films have been criticized on how they portray mental disorders in film. From âPsychoâ in 1960, which devised the persistent confusion on whether Norman Bates is schizophrenic or has dissociative identity disorder to âOne Flew Over the Cuckooâs Nestâ in 1975, that created the idea that psychiatric hospitals are prisons where there is no concern on a patient's...
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