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    a certain seat in a theater. Both of them cannot gain the advantages of watching movies; people can enjoy a film with colorful‚ realistic silver screen and even without leaving the comfort of their homes. Therefore‚ nowadays‚ movie seems to be the most popular entertainment for people at all ages‚ and there are three major types of movies people prefer to watch: comedy‚ romance‚ and horror movies. Comedy movie is always our best friend who takes our sorrow away and tickles us until we laugh

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    traditionally male territory in her films Sophia Coppola CORRECT Kathryn Bigelow Nora Ephron 2. Question : Which quality most distinguishes the musical as a genre in its own right? Student Answer: CORRECT Its songs are part of the action Its songs accompany the action It contains only songs and no score Its dialogue is primarily sung 3. Question : According to John Truby‚ why are genre films generally favored by American studios

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    Tony Smith Instructor McCleanhan English 101 June 17th‚ 2015 Michael Jackson’s thriller video is an iconic short film and music video. Known for his elaborate dance moves and vocals‚ the “King of Pop” Michael Jackson was sure to make this video a hit when it released in 1983. This film‚ like most horror movies in its time period‚ are set up the same with villains and heroes‚ although the ending may leave you to believe there is no hero at all. It starts off with Michael and a young female

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    the changes they’ve gone through that got them where they are? What I mean to say is do they know they are going crazy? Are they helpless to the events happening to their minds? Or are they oblivious to the events‚ making their life an ever-morphing horror movie? Both sound very intriguing‚ I don’t think I could choose one way or another. I think the journey alone is an adventure worth experiencing. Which brings me to the paradoxical question am I sane? Conventionally no‚ but I understand this. This

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    influenced by a Horror film "Warlock"‚ viewed on television‚ killed and skinned a 7-year-old playmate Jonathan Thimpson and then cooked the victim’s flesh on a stove. Normally in Canada‚ children under 18 are tried in youth courts and their names cannot be made public. But Charles‚ due to the nature of the case‚ was tried in adult court. From the above example we can understand and estimate how much television influences children. Children are exposed to violent acts in the films and this tends

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    The Protective Value of Fear Have you ever watched something that happens on a screen‚ yet still it feels real? Imagine feeling scared out of your mind or pumped up by something that is not really happening. Images and sounds can make your heart rate increase‚ your palms wet‚ your muscles tighten‚ and the hair on your arms rise. How healthy can it really be? Suspension of disbelief is the phenomenon‚ which makes it possible to believe a premise you would never accept in the real world. “This is

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    Movie Criticism American film critics Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert use a form of criticism that “considers the organic unity of the unique work” to review the 1978 horror film Halloween (Mays 1974). The form of criticism used‚ is a sub category from Emphasis on the Text‚ which is called New Criticism. Ebert stated that‚ “there is a difference between good and scary movies” before discussing with Siskel why they appreciated this movie. According to Siskel & Ebert‚ this film was “directed with a great

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    My aim was to produce a DVD cover for a psychological horror film. The influence for the DVD cover was the research into ‘The Shining’ and ‘Rosemary’s Baby’‚ which are the conventional films of the sub-genre‚ with ‘Rosemary’s Baby’ being one of the first psychological horrors to be produced. My research into women in the psychological horror sub-genre showed that women were represented in a negative manner. This is evident in ‘Rosemary’s Baby’ as “Rosemary” the female protagonist is represented

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    the poem “Beware: do not read this poem‚ by‚ Ishmael Reed” because‚ it relates more to modern horror movies and also have vivid details but the reader has to read it a couple of times just like any other poem that has a backstory to it to get the full reason of this poem. In this specific poem the way the other transformed roles that could have scared the reader is by relating it to modern horror films so the readers can get an idea on where the author wants it to be lead on. The reader can be started

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    In the film ‘The Boy in Striped Pyjamas’ directed by Mark Herman‚ an important character who undergoes change throughout the movie is Elsa. Elsa is the mother of Bruno‚ the 9 year old main character‚ and the wife of Ralf‚ a commandant in the Nazi Secret Service during the time of the Holocaust. He is one of Hitler’s top officers‚ and gets given the position of commander of the Auschwitz concentration camp. At the start of the film‚ Elsa’s presentation is immaculate. She is well presented‚ tidy

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