The title of this movie is âIndiana Jones and the Last Crusadeâ, the director of this film is Steven Spielberg, and the lead actors are Harrison Ford, Sean Connery, and Alison Doody. The company that made this is called Lucasfilm Ltd. and runs for 2h 8m. This movie comes under the genre as an action/adventure movie where Indiana Jones is told by an undercover Nazi his father has gone missing but will he be fast enough to find him let...
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âThe Postâ was premiered on December 22, 2017. The movie is a historical political thriller film directed and produced by Steven Spielberg. This movie was critically acclaimed throughout the world. The movie is based on a genuine story, set in the 1970s, it shows the various endeavors made by the writers at The Washington Post who wanted to publish the Pentagon Papers. The Pentagon Papers were highly classified documents containing information about the involvement of the U.S government in the...
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The 2005 movie âCoach Carterâ is a biographical teen sports drama about the incredible basketball coach Ken Carter. Coach Carter is hired to be the new basketball coach for the Richmond Oilers. Coach Ken Carter after becoming the new coach he requires the team members if they want to play in his team, they have to sign a contract the contract that state that they have attended all their classes and sit in the front row of all their classes...
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The well-organized story, fantastically beautiful battles, and unique characters makes âThe Matrixâ a must see. âThe Matrixâ is one of the best classic sci-fi action films ever made, which is why I’ve chosen to write about how it has become one of my favorite movies of all time. The modern and creative story behind âThe Matrixâ is what sets it aside from films that were released in the 1999s. It depicts a dystopia future in which truth as perceived via...
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The movie known as âCoach Carterâ, is a film directed by Thomas Carter. Although Thomas Carter has the same last name, he has no relation to the coach, but shows the legend of Coach Carter so well. He is also most commonly known for his work in âSwing Kidsâ and âSave the Last Danceâ, along with the actor who plays Coach Carter, Samuel Jackson, who, might I just add, plays his character with great ability and is so passionate about...
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Steven Spielberg is one of the most outstanding writers, producers, and directors in the 20th century. His role as a writer, producer, and director have hugely influenced the history of filmmaking. His philosophy of articulating complex stories into an incredible motion picture is quite astounding for many film watchers. Spielberg is involved in many thrilling and famous movies. For instance, âIndiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Arkâ, âBack to the Futureâ, âSchindler’s Listâ, âJurassic Parkâ, âSaving Private Ryanâ,...
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âPanâs Labyrinthâ is a fantasy drama scripted and directed by Guillermo del Toro. The story of the film concerns a period of five years after the Spanish Civil War, around the time of the Francoists. It earned numerous international award such as three Academy Awards, three BAFTA Awards including Best Film Not in the English Language, the Ariel Award for Best Picture, the Saturn Awards for Best International Film and Best Performance by a Younger Actor for Ivana Baquero and...
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Foreign movies have been transporting us to different worlds, since the beginning of cinema and a lot of these films use their fantasy worlds to comment on the real world that we all live in. I love foreign movies as it exposes you to an entirely new culture. This is what âPanâs Labyrinthâ has done for me. Filled with original imagery and drawing on folklore and fantasy traditions, âPanâs Labyrinthâ takes us on a journey to a place as violent...
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âThe Day After Tomorrowâ is an American science-fiction catastrophe film. The movie broadly speaking tells a story of the greenhouse effect caused by the aid of the Earth’s climate change; the world is about to fall into the 2nd ice age. In the northern hemisphere, due to the melting of icebergs brought about by way of the greenhouse effect, the Earth has entered the 2nd ice age. Tornadoes, tsunamis, and earthquakes are wreaking havoc around the world, and the entire...
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Danny Boyle’s bravura order of the film medium raises the exaggerated âSlumdog Millionaireâ into an astonishing group pleaser abounding with the sights, sounds and impressions of present-day India. The unpredictable story of a ghetto vagrant turned potential mogul has all the scope and feeling of an extraordinary novel and ought to promptly interface with the two pundits and crowds to give a significant specialist hit. The all-around worn prosaism expresses that a visit to India resembles an ambush on the...
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My narrative paper is on âRashomonâ, which is basically a flashback story from different angles on a manâs murder and rape of his wife. It is a psychological thriller with its share of twists and turns. It starts with two men at first who witnessed tragedies from different angles, which also ended up being told other stories by others involved. Itâs a 1950âs movie directed by Akira Kurosawa, which have to this day have been reinterpretations of his films since...
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In alone there are 80,000 female prostitutes alone. It can be seen that the origins of prostitution come from males who were unable to be bound by stipulations and their appetites created a demand for illegitimate pleasures of which the female weakness supplies them with. This exhibits the patriarchal society that has always been current in society as the male dominance was able to persuade vulnerable women to do what they wanted them to do showing how much power they...
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âLegally Blondeâ is a 2001 American movie directed by Robert Luketic and starring such amazing actors as Reese Witherspoon, Luke Wilson, Selma Blair, Mathew Davis, and Victor Garber. This film is inspired by the book of Amanda Brown. It wasn’t only a narrative about how a stereotypical girl was able to live and transcend her labels, it was also a story of friendship, happiness, and the goal of learning and better understanding oneself. This story starts with Elle Woods, a...
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After imposing âStargateâ, âIndependence Dayâ, and âGodzillaâ on us, the dynamic duo of Roland Emmerich and Dean Devlin has made and lost a fair bit of cash, but they have seemingly come to the realization that the only thing in Hollywood that lasts is Oscar gold. However, just following the recipe does not guarantee that the result will be good, let alone palatable. Thus, witness their âHail Maryâ, âThe Patriotâ. The movie stars Mel Gibson as a reluctant farmer, whose...
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When someone does you a favor, what do you do? When you do a favor for someone, how do you feel? Well, Trevor McKinney will touch your heart and inspire you to pay it forward instead of giving back the favor. Mimi Leder directed the drama film âPay It Forwardâ in 2000. It tells the story of Trevor McKinney, an 11-year-old who started the ‘pay it forward’ movement. Trevor is played by Haley Joel Osment, while Arlene McKinney, Trevor’s alcoholic...
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âYou mustnât be afraid to dream a little bigger darlingâ – Eames (Tom Hardy), âInceptionâ. And the director Christopher Nolan clearly wasnât afraid to dream bigger. In 2010, after success in movies such as âThe Prestigeâ and âThe Dark Knightâ, Nolan released âInceptionâ. This isnât just one of the best movies of all time but pathed the way for other science fiction classics by Nolan such as Interstellar. Nolan is the number one ranked director of all time both by...
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Imagine a heist, but not from a bank or even a super-secret underground vault in a lair in the middle of Siberia. The heist has absolutely nothing to do with gold, diamonds, money, oil or anything finite really. Doesn’t sound a heist, does it? The movie âInceptionâ directed by Christopher Nolan, follows the adventure of dream âextractorsâ, and how they perform corporate espionage by stealing ideas from oneâs subconscious by infiltrating their dream. While the extractors are experienced in stealing...
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The Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) is a dominant billion dollar company; they are the business leaders who can trample over anyone who dares to cross, have money and have money with them. The evils of being seen are powers. From the beginning, PG&E has defrauded the community of Hinckley, California, by providing false evidence and misleading them with its dishonesty. PG&E manipulates persons into believing that the chromium they use is healthy and has nothing to do with...
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âTwilightâ is a 2008 American romantic fantasy movie directed by Catherine Hardwicke and written by Melissa Rosenberg, based on the 2005 novel of the same name by Stephenie Meyer. This is the first part of the Twilight Saga film series. Bella Swan is a pale shy girl from a desert town called Phoenix. After her mom and dad divorced, she moves to Forks, a little but mostly wet town. On her first day of school, she met a shy but...
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Reflecting on the movie âNo Country for Old Menâ, I observed the characters are much more a set of archetypes, practically metaphorical, that integrate a chaotic puzzle in favor of a central message. The main characters (Llewelyn Moss, Anton Chigurh, and Sheriff Bell) are all suffering because of their desires. Sheriff Bell desires to follow the steps from his dad, be a valuable sheriff and to find Chigurh. Despite that, he suffers because he can’t keep up with the ‘rhythm...
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If You`re All White In America: A Closer Look at West Side Story Adaptations of William Shakespeare`s Romeo and Juliet have been flooding the arts scene since time immemorial; indeed, there`s some debate as to whether Shakespeare`s own version was an adaptation of an earlier tale. Arguably one of the most iconic retellings takes form in West Side Story, a musical following star-crossed lovers Mar`Âa and Tony as they find love amidst opposing sides of a turf war. Following the...
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The movie ‘Ready Player One’ gave us a realistic about for our future generations’ situation. The technology shown in the video become more improved and part of daily human activities. In 2045, there were many environmental problems that the Earth faced in the year 2044. However, it’s not all lost. There’s still a place that people think is a safe place for them to have fun, which is the virtual world known as OASIS, in which you can choose to...
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Steven Spielbergâs movie âReady Player Oneâ was mediocre at best. There are several reasons why I think this. Firstly, the plot. Main characters are competing with a huge corporation, known as IOI, to solve the secret puzzles to obtain three keys. The first person to obtain all the keys is given total control of the OASIS. The OASIS is a super advanced virtual reality world created by Halliday. Halliday was a genius video game creator and a social outcast for...
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The documentary âBabiesâ documents the development of four newborns from different parts of the world ranging from Namibia to Mongolia, Japan and America. It depicts the childâs development processes and how cultural, social, emotional, and family ties play a crucial role. The documentary has no voice over narration, but we see sparse dialogue throughout its duration, which allowed the audience to pay close attention to the development of the babies and their interactions with the surroundings. It can be observed...
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The movie âBabiesâ allows us to view different developmental emergences of motor, perceptual, and intellectual capacities of four different babies. A major milestone that is demonstrated is the motor movement of each baby. In the first few months of a babyâs life, they will prone, lift head to prone chest up and use arms for support (Church-Lang, Lecture 7). This was demonstrated in the movie by mostly Ponijao, Hattie, and Mari. Bayar was more swaddled laying on his back instead...
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In the documentary âBabiesâ by Thomas Balmès, four newborns who live in different cultures and the environment from various regions of the worldâPonijao (Namibia), Bayarjargal (Mongolia), Mari (Japan), and Hattie (USA). The documentary visually shows each childâs developments with respect to perceptual, motor and cognitive perspectives which may be diversely influenced by diversified cultures and environments during their infancy. Ponijao and Bayar interacted with natural resources with the natural environment, whereas Mari and Hattie have accessibility to innovative technological resources....
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The movie âBabiesâ, produced by Thomas Balmes (2010), is a documentary that follows the lives of four babies from different parts of the world as they interact with their surroundings for the first year of their existence: Ponijao from Namibia, Mari (Japan), Bayar (Mongolia), and Hattie (America). Although there is no narrative in this movie, the similarities and differences in both the parenting practices and childrenâs development is apparent. The movie utilizes a naturalistic observation approach, choosing to stand back...
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Thomas Balmès documents the early phases of the lives of four culturally different newborns from birth until infancy in the documentary âBabiesâ. The experiences of Ponijao from Namibia, Bayanchandmachi (Bayar) from Mongolia, Mari from Japan and Hattie from California, provide insight into the influences culture has on cognitive development in the first years of life. This movie did not include narration nor subtitles which allows the focus to be on the infants and their interaction with their surroundings and allows...
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How would you like it if you had to eat McDonaldâs meals for 30 days and for three times a day? That is what Morgan Spurlock experienced in âSuper Size Meâ as an experiment into the dangerous obesity epidemic. As Steven Spielberg once said, âdocumentaries are the greatest way to educate an entire generationâ, and Spurlock has created a masterpiece. In this paper, Iâll be reviewing this socially critical 2004 documentary. âSuper Size Meâ is based around the documentation of...
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The drama flick âDead Poets Societyâ directed by Peter Weir, was released on June 2nd, 1989 in limited numbers, and fully released on June 9th of the same year. With the only notable name at the time being Robin Williams, other modern big-names stars in this movie such as Robert Sean Leonard, and Ethan Hawke. In a school where tradition, honor, discipline, and excellence you can expect things to be a little strict. And thatâs exactly what the boys at...
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