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    Selena Movie Analysis

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    through the one scene in the movie where Selena visits Mexico and whilst there speaks Spanglish to reporters without any repercussions as later on a newspaper calls her the “genuine artist of the people.” Yet‚ it is no secret that at the beginning of her career the language barrier between Selena and her Mexican audience posed an issue as she was derided for using an interpreter to communicate with the Spanish-language media (Paredez 204).

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    Glory Movie Analysis

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    segregated units called The Bureau of Colored Troops. The measure lacked popular support and the U.S. Army did not begin recruiting black soldiers until 1863. One of the worst forms of discrimination was the pay differential. For example‚ in the movie in response to unequal pay‚ Shaw and the black troops of the 54th regiment decided not to accept any pay at all until they were treated and paid as equals. Despite Shaw’s protests to the War Department‚ the regiment did not receive the "white pay"

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    Awakenings Movie Analysis

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    wakenings Part 1: In the movie Awakenings‚ a man named Dr. Malcolm Sayer applies for a job at a hospital in The Bronx‚ New York. As he’s being interviewed it’s obvious that he’s nervous and not comfortable around people. His resume shows how in the medical field‚ he’s mostly spent his time doing research and experiments but never working with humans or psychological problems. The manager hires him anyways and he gets right to work. They give him a patient named Lucy who has been in a catatonic

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    13th Movie Analysis

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    because this topic in history I didn’t really talk alot about in my history classes in elementary‚ middle‚ and high school years‚ so seeing these images allowed me to make more sense of this topic and understand it from another perspective. Often times in history class‚ we talked about the positive events of American history and tended to neglect negative events in history. As a country‚ we tend to feel that we are the most existential country due to the fact that we like to think we are the most

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    Quiet Kill Analysis

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    Quiet Kill “Forget about that crap‚” Reacher reassured Sherlock. “Sooner or later‚ we’re bound to get nincompoop. He can’t only duck and dodge us but for so long. He is sure to be the loser in the end.” Sherlock: “I guess you’re right. It’s just that he gets to me thinking he’s igloo plate free‚ causing me to have a false sense of confidence just when my level of confidence is practically bone dry. And sadly‚ I don’t like that. Admittedly‚ I feel like I’m at the point of no return.” “Look partner

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    Divergent: Movie Analysis

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    A dystopia is a world gone wrong‚ in Chicago it is wrong in many ways. Being dehumanized by your factions‚ being injected with different serums and mind controlling tracking devices. In the movie Divergent‚ there are multiple examples of why and how a dystopia is a world gone wrong. Being raised your parents faction‚ is being forced to grow up a certain way. It is wrong that you do not have the freedom to explore different things and be creative. Beatrice and Caleb were born and raised Abnegations

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    The Square Movie Analysis

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    Value: The Art of Controversy Within Ruben Östlund’s dark comedy The Square‚ Östlund satirizes the overblown hype that surrounds the world of modern art; specifically‚ he criticizes its reliance on controversy rather than substance for marketing. The movie follows Christian‚ a curator at a Swedish art museum‚ who unveils the newest exhibit purchased by a massive fifty-million donation: an unimpressive‚ four-by-four-meter square of LED lights. As the film progresses‚ Östlund exposes Christian’s inflated

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    Shrek: Movie Analysis

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    The first stage of the hero’s quest as outlined by Campbell is the ‘Departure’ that typically begins with a "Call to Adventure" in Campbell’s terms. The movie opens with the hero‚ Shrek‚ existing comfortably in his everyday ordinary world. In Shrek’s swamp he enjoys and has everything he needs to get by‚ for example the mud for bathing‚ the slugs for food‚ and a nearby village where he can horrify the people when he gets bored. In the film‚ we see that Shrek’s basic attitude and stance toward life

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    Gladiator Movie Analysis

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    this History & Philosophy of Sports class‚ this film “Gladiator” establishes the whole scenery during the time period of ancient Rome. In the film‚ it introduced Gladiator battles. These Gladiator battles reflected as entertainment to society‚ as well as‚ being a survival setting between life and death. Not only they would compete for survival‚ but they would compete to become the best. By this time‚ Commodus‚ is the new Roman emperor and he fears that Maximus could use his heroic ability to dethrone

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    loss is a big part of dementia so in that sense it was correct but the disease is more far reaching than that. Viewers come away from the film sad and in tears from the final scene but because the disorder played a very inconsequential piece of the movie I don’t think they would think much about dementia. If they did notice the disorder they would see its tragedy‚ but because Allie didn’t display many symptoms and would bounce back into lucidness I think it undermines the truly powerful and detrimental

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