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    Yojimbo

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    offers up his services as a yojimbo (bodyguard). Moreover‚ Kurosawa had successfully turned what seems like an all Japanese based film into a westernised phenomenon and a source of inspiration to other major films such as Sergio Leone’s “A Fistful of Dollars” (1964) starring Clint Eastwood. In this paper‚ I will be looking at the initial responses that the visuals in “Yojimbo” had received over the past 50 years or so since its release and also understand whether or not reading of the film had shifted

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    the WWII‚ a lot of American people were depressed and they found cinema as one of the ways to escape from the cruel life. That is the reason why more and more people go to the cinema; they even watch the same movie twice a day. We can take A fistful of dollar for example‚ the protagonist stands against all the bad guys and he

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    Reaction to Dr. David Callahan I was prepared to be interested in hearing this person speak‚ but when he started to list some “facts”‚ I started to tune out. The one that stood out for me was that‚ “billions of dollars have been lost for the music industry because of illegal downloading.” If people who downloaded the illegal music actually purchased it‚ yes- that would be more money in the big wigs pockets. However‚ many studies have shown (and I read another one on Techcruch right before seeing

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    the banner ‘We can’t drink money’ and refers to the poetic line‚ ‘so much so that I am now nothing but bones’. The reason I have chosen this image is to show that coal seam gas production may pollute the water that we drink. The man in the poem‚ Mr. Dollar‚ is also affected by the decisions made by wealthy people‚ including the fracking companies that exploit their workers and the country in general. The ‘bones’ is a metaphor for loss of health and self-esteem associated with the scramble for money

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    a thirty pound pig‚ and when you are ordering a larger roasting pig‚ you will need to figure two pounds per person. According to my source‚ typically‚ a dressed pig that weighs less than a hundred pounds will cost two dollar and fifty cents per pound‚ and a live pig costs one dollar and fifty five cents per pound. The dressed pig costs more than the live pig‚ and for a good reason. If you are the type of person who can handle the job‚ and have an “iron gut”‚ you are more than welcome to choose the

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    again‚” (para 3)‚ indicating he was beginning to have second thoughts about harming the mayor‚ fearing he’d become the same type of person as the mayor. The “fistful of instruments” (para 1) is a symbol of Aurelio’s pent-up rage over the mayor’s past wrongdoings. His instruments could have been described in many other ways aside from “fistful‚” but this aggressive word is symbolic of Escovar’s feelings toward the government. Finally‚ the gold tooth represents the revenge of Aurelio Escovar. He spends

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    citation for (Fisher‚ 2013) that does not have a reference. Lastly‚ the following reference is in the “References”‚ though there is no citation for it anywhere in the essay: “Papi‚ G.‚ Colombo‚ A [Producers]. Leone‚ S. [Director]. (1964). A Fistful of Dollars‚ starring Clint Eastwood. [Motion Picture]. Spain: Izaro Films‚ Italy: Unidis‚ & West Germany: Constantine Films.” Additionally‚ page 8 has a comma missing in the citation “(Eastwood 1982)” followed by a large space before the conclusion. Considering

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    The King of Kong: A fistful of Quarters. The King of Kong: A fistful of Quarters provided many techniques and insights into interviewing different people. This documentary profiled people and showed how they had become the people they were in there everyday lives. Many times it showed previous achievements or failures and how they directly affected a persons will to succeed in the future. At the beginning of this film‚ Billy Mitchell was introduced as the successful gamer of the 80’s that everyone

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    Kevin Miss York English 10 4/16/13 The Man That was Chiseled Out of Stone “I figure that by the time I’m really old‚ somebody at the Academy Awards will get the bright idea to give me some sort of plaque‚ I’ll be so old‚ they’ll have to carry me up there”. Clint Eastwood said this quote because he is still seen as a leader today‚ even though he is old; this shows that Clint Eastwood will never be forgotten. He may be awarded more plaques as he ages. He has shown power by the tremendous

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    Harvesting Wheat From the ancient times‚ wheat has been the major crop that makes people survive. To this day‚ we still rely on wheat to fill our stomachs. When people think of the agriculture of California‚ they don’t have their first thought on wheat. However‚ wheat is grown throughout the whole state. California was once said of having the finest wheat in the nation‚ and we have the largest milling capacity of all states. With such a great weather fertile land and a huge landmass‚ California

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