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    Sabrina Allison Interpersonal Communication Movie Review 1: Bridget Jones’ Diary 1.       Choose two characters that have an interpersonal relationship.  How can you tell that they have an interpersonal relationship?  Use at least two references from your book (Chapter 1). Bridget Jones and Daniel Cleaver have an interpersonal relationship. I can tell because they have the emotional and physical involvement with each other based on their communication as per the definition of interpersonal

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    to follow your heart because Landon felt lost when he found out Jamie had cancer but all he had to do was listen to his heart to find the answer to his problem. By following his heart he fulfilled both his and Jamie’s dream before she died. MOVIE REVIEW (ENGLISH III) Submitted to: Mrs. Soriano Submitted by: Gerrienne Joei F. Llanes III-Platinum PLOT In Beaufort‚ North Carolina‚ a prank on a student goes terribly wrong and puts the student in the hospital. Landon Carter‚ a popular

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    Movie Review Coach Carter

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    takes immediate action. To the outrage of the team‚ the school and the community‚ Carter cancels all team activities and locks the court until the team shows acceptable academic improvement... | | | * | * Coach Carter. Lessons from the Movie: * Do you have your partners blessing. Do they know what you stand for and support you? Get behind you when you aren’t getting behind you? * Preparation before you enter the field * Know your opponents & your team (Strengths & Limitations)

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    Pacific Rim movie review If I were nine years old‚ I would see the monsters-versus-robots adventure "Pacific Rim" 50 times. Because I’m in my forties and have two kids and two jobs‚ I’ll have to be content with seeing it a couple more times in theaters and re-watching it on video. Like George Lucas’ original 1977 "Star Wars"‚ Guillermo del Toro’s sci-fi actioner uses high technology to pump up disreputable subject matter to Hollywood blockbuster levels. The film’s main selling point is its overscaled

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    Movie Review: Coach Carter 1. In the locker room after the St. Francis game‚ did the players of Richmond demonstrate responsibility? Why or why not? -The players of Richmond didn’t show any sign of responsibility because during the whole game they didn’t show their “hunger” to win. And they were playing the game in a very lanky way which made their opponent win the game. 2. What do you think motivates Coach Carter to take the low-paying coach job? -Personally I think it was because

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    Film Review “Girl‚ Interrupted” Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is a personality disorder‚ which is under the large umbrella of metal disorders. BPD is a serious mental illness characterized by pervasive instability in moods‚ interpersonal relationships‚ self-image‚ and behavior. This instability often disrupts family and work life‚ long-term planning‚ and the individual’s sense of self-identity. However‚ according to Susanna Kaysen‚ doesn’t everyone have some of these symptoms every once

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    Sense” changed the view on life as it is today. After the movie came out the audience was astonished. This movie is one in few movies that have many plot twists throughout the film and leaves hints about what’s going to happen in the future. When you are watching the movie‚ some parts don’t make sense. That sounds bad but it’s what makes the movie so great. Uncomprehending the movie makes you question yourself and keeps you watching the movie to see what will happen. M. Night Shyamalan‚ the director

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    Some actors acted and appeared entirely different in the movie than the book. The directing and special effects were okay in some scenes‚ but half-baked and lousy in others. Furthermore‚ the characters are developed far less in the film and many semi-important scenes in the novel are excluded in the film. Do not watch this movie unless you have read the novel (or even if you have read it). If you haven’t read the book and decide to watch the movie instead‚ you will fail to understand the complicated

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    Kishida. All of the villagers seem to keep him trapped down there‚ and over the course of the film‚ he falls in love with the Woman‚ and opts to stay at the end when he is presented with the option of leaving. In terms of technical filmmaking‚ the movie is very well done. The cinematography in particular‚ is noteworthy. The blend of image contrast‚ lighting‚ and the specific shot composition‚ give each frame a texture that you can almost reach out and touch. Gary Morris writes in the Bright Lights

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    Big Fish Movie Review

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    has a grudge against these stories. The movie was directed by Tim Burton in 2003‚ which he based off the Big Fish book written in 1988 by Daniel Wallace. Throughout the movie we see not only the present life of Edward Bloom‚ but the many past stories of his childhood and adult life. We are also introduced to several other characters including the younger version of Edward Bloom‚ Edward’s wife—Sandra‚ and Will’s wife— Penelope. The stories told in the movie are in Edward’s point of view‚ and we get

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