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    Grand Torino Essay

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    Cited: Chou‚ Kimberly. "Growing up Hmong in Detroit." The Michigan Daily (2006): 1. Article. Dictionary. Dictionary.com. 2012. Web page. 10 Novmeber 2012. Gran Torino. Dir. Clint Eastwood. Perf. Clint Eastwood. 2008. DVD. Marrone‚ Robert L. "Body of Knowledge: An Introduction to Body/Mind Psychology." Marrone‚ Robert L. Body of Knowledge: An Introduction to Body/Mind Psychology. New York: State University of New York Press‚ Albany‚ 1990.

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    An Analysis of Struggle

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    CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION In this chapter the writer would like to present the background of the study‚ the statement of problems‚ the objective of the study‚ scope and limitation‚ the purpose of the study‚ and also the definition of key terms. It is important to discuss‚ to make clear what actually the writer’s background conducting this research. 1.1 Background of Study Human beings expend great amounts of time and resources on creating and experiencing art and entertainment. Since people live

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    American Sniper

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    very informative of the reality of war now. Clint Eastwood did a great job recreating and honoring the incredible life of Chris Kyle. Although this movie is based on a true story‚ all of the components in this film were put together extremely well. American Sniper is indeed a war movie‚ but many of the aspects in it cause it to be so much more than just action-packed battles and gory blood baths. This film is hands down one of the best creations Eastwood has ever put forth. He portrayed the story

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    Western Film Genre

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    elements and things such as cowboys‚ Indians‚ robberies‚ gunman‚ sheriffs‚ and other things make up the Western genre. Through several examples such as High Noon (1952) by Fred Zinneman‚ Stagecoach (1939) by John Ford‚ and Unforgiven (1992) by Clint Eastwood‚ the different styles and the iconography of American Western are portrayed. Though each of these movies may have completely different plots‚ setting‚ conflicts‚ and style‚ all three movies can be considered to be part of the Western genre because

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    Morgan Freeman

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    Smart‚ which placed the actor on the screen as the volatile pimp Fast Black. The role proved to be huge break for Freeman‚ earning him an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actor. In 2005‚ Freeman won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor in Clint Eastwood Million Dollar Baby. In 2008‚ he his role as Lucius Fox in Batman Begins (2005) for the blockbuster sequel The Dark Knight‚ and the third The Dark Knight Rises. "I like being ecclectic‚" he has said about his film choices. "The more varied the

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    Million Dollar Baby‚ a non-fiction movie‚ featured the iconic director‚ producer and actor‚ Clint Eastwood. The lead actress was Hilary Swank‚ followed by the supporting actor Morgan Freeman. After its release on December 15‚ 2004‚ it grossed in just under $200 thousand on its opening box office weekend in the United States of America with only 8 screenings. It went on to win an Academy Award for Best Picture. A determined‚ poor‚ thirty-one year old woman named Maggie Fitzgerald decides to make

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    history there have been great stories of great sacrifice and struggle. Some of these struggles come during times of oppression and discrimination. Sometimes it’s hard to truly understand what it’s like to live through and experience such struggles. In Clint Eastwood’s Invictus‚ Tate Taylor’s The Help‚ and Roberto Benigni’s Life is Beautiful‚ the characters all experience some kind of struggle. In Invictus Nelson Mandela has the struggle of bringing a country together‚ Skeeter in The Help has the issue

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    the third movie in the Dollars Trilogy. In essence‚ the film tells a story of three men who are in hot pursuit of buried treasure. Clint Eastwood‚ Lee Van Cleef‚ and Eli Wallach portray the film’s three title characters. Eli Wallach plays a Hispanic character named “Tuco‚” who is depicted as the inferior‚ violent villain. Tuco teams up with “Blondie” (Clint Eastwood) in order to devise a plan to continually gather reward money from Tuco’s bounties. The third character‚ Angel Eyes (Lee Van Cleef)

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    Classical Hollywood

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    Gavan Duffy TVF Media analysis assignment Classical Hollywood Cinema In the following essay I have been asked to write a 2000 word essay discussing the main characteristic features of the classical Hollywood narrative film. This is a style of clarity where the viewer should not be confused about space‚ time‚ events or characters motivations and although a number of classical narrative traditions have been modified‚ or even rejected‚ this unfussy style of making movies it is still very much

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    Belonging

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    acceptance‚having security‚ fulfilment and a connection with something bigger than just an individual. These essential components of belonging are portrayed through the poems of Peter Skrzynecki and another additional text the film Invictus directed by Clint Eastwood about the uniting of South Africa through the efforts of Nelson Mandella. Feeling a sense of connectedness Wether this be on a physical‚social‚spiritual or emotional level to something or someone allows for an individual to feel a sense

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