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    The film‚ To Kill a Mockingbird‚ by Robert Mulligan‚ released on December 25‚ 1962. The movie was about a black man‚ Tom Robinson‚ who gets convicted of false rape. Atticus Finch is called upon to be the lawyer of the case. This movie was popular when it came out‚ and years after‚ because it helped start a new equality movement between whites and blacks in America. The movie‚ To Kill a Mockingbird‚ has two main characters‚ Scout and Jem. They live in Alabama with their father‚ Atticus Finch. The

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    Based on Harper Lee’s Pulitzer Prize winning book of 1961‚ "To Kill a Mockingbird" was directed by Robert Mulligan in 1962‚ and stars Oscar Winner Gregory Peck‚ Brock Peters‚ and Mary Badham. The movie is told from the perspective of Jean-Louise Finch (Mary Badham)‚ nicknamed Scout‚ a feisty tomboy that pulls us through a year and a half of racial injustice and life long lessons. Scout‚ with her older brother Jem (Philip Alford)‚ live with their widowed father Atticus Finch (Gregory Peck)‚ a respected

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    It The story‚ To Kill a Mockingbird is a very eye-opening account of life in the South during the 1930s. It exposes flaws with the world‚ mainly with people’s ideology on moral and ethical code. It’s a wonderful book‚ and is beautifully written by Harper Lee‚ but one must consider if the true essence of her novel can all be captured in just a cinematic film. Many have their own opposing viewpoints on this topic‚ but I do believe that it doesn’t make any sense to show this movie in a classroom. First

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    Thesis: Carl Lee Haley should be found not guilty because he had Christian morals‚ he was insane‚ and his family was the victim in this society. I. What happened to Carl Lee’s daughter was morally disturbing. A. The men raped his daughter and left her for dead. B. They felt as if they had the right to hurt his daughter. II. He was insane. A. He was pushed to the point of rage. B. He was not thinking clearly. III. His family was the victim in this society. A. He

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    A Christmas Carol The first edition of A Christmas Carol was introduced in 1843 and the movie version was first let out in 1938. Interesting huh? Well here is a very fun fact about Charles Dickens‚ the writer of this novel‚ he always insisted on sleeping with his bed aligned north-south‚ with his head pointing north. He also had a pet raven called Grip which he had stuffed when it died in 1841. These are a couple of facts that I found very interesting and a little different. In this report I’m going

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    The Book Thief Essay Mark Zusak’s novel‚ The Book Thief‚ was better than the film‚ as it dives deeper into the various perspectives and personalities of the characters. It builds up the character of Max‚ and the minor characters (such as the Holtzapfel family) build up the story. By reading this story‚ you learn about the themes of mortality and the power of words which aren’t as present in the film. Max‚ in the film‚ appears to be nothing more than another helpless and weak Jew. He is in hiding

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    “To Kill A Mockingbird” Movie Review Based on the book by Harper Lee‚ the black and white film “To Kill A Mockingbird” was a very entertaining spectacle. “To Kill A Mockingbird”‚ written through Scout’s perspective‚ is essentially about Scout (Jean-Louise)‚ Jem and their father Atticus Finch living in the racially divided Alabama town of Maycomb in the 1930s. Atticus agrees to defend Tom Robinson‚ a young ‘black’ man‚ who is accused of raping a white woman. Throughout the book‚ Scout and Jem acquire

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    around every corner. The book also shows how cupidity and duplicity can lead to chaos. As a human being in this world‚ its natural or a need to want things that our of reach: not caring of the ramifications along the way. The book The Great Gatsby has been produced into multiple films. The two that we are most aware of was an older version made in 1974 with director Jack Clayton‚ starring Robert Redford as J.Gatsby. 39 years after the 1974 movie‚ a new Great Gatsby movie came out in 2013‚ in which

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    courage is truly proven in both the novel and the film by not only Atticus and Jake as they seek truth and justice‚ but by Tom and Carl as they struggle with racism. Atticus and Jake show different levels of courage throughout several scenes in the book involving a show of honesty and righteousness‚ a few of which occur during both trials of the black men. Though he did not have to‚ Atticus takes the Tom Robinson case. The Robinson case is difficult and harrowing‚ and tests Atticus fully. The main

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    all humans deserve equal rights. “A Time to Kill” uncovers the issues that are buried deeply in society’s mentality. Analyzing this film through a political advocacy lense‚ the viewer can reflect upon society norms on gender‚ race‚ and personal viewpoints‚ in order to understand the issues that are still present today. Issues such as Women’s rights‚ Black lives matter‚ and discriminating individuals beliefs. Using the political advocacy lense on “A Time to Kill”‚ expands the viewer’s understanding

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