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    Argo Movie Review

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    IB History of Europe 12B Mrs. Akker Argo Movie review 31 March 2013 Argo is a movie about the US’s problems with Iran in the 1980’s. I was pleasantly surprised to find it very enjoyable. I don’t tend to enjoy history movies or documentaries‚ but the plot really captured my attention. I like that the filmmaker gave some background information regarding the conflict because this allowed the viewer to understand what was going on. At the end of the movie‚ pictures were shown comparing the real events

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    A Movie Review: The Core

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    Movie Review- The Core The movie that I choose to review is The Core directed by Jon Amiel. This movie portrays an end of the world scenario that is right down an astronomer’s alley. Unlike most Sci-Fis that take the approach of some alien invasion or some possible threat of a major impact‚ The Core depicts destruction from within. The movie opens with interference within Earth’s electromagnetic field. This event causes randomized disasters that gets the government’s attention. The government

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    The film of Mice and Men starring Gary Sinise as George and John Malkovich as Lennie starts out in an action packed chase scene/flashback. This drags you into the plot of the movie and makes you want to keep watching. Also throughout the movie you are constantly left on cliff hangers. Gary Sinise does a great job of making you want to keep watching to find out what happens. There are many different scenes and images in Of Mice and Men. One of the first scenes get to see is George and Lennie running

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    Movie Review: Crash

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    Crash Essay The movie Crash conveys the message that conflicts between races is due to a lack of understanding and communication. Though the central meaning of Crash is centered around race‚ I think the movie has a deeper meaning. I think this movie speaks about people in general; how we treat and interact with one another and how we think of one another. In general people think everything racist is between whites and blacks‚ but if you look closely in this movie you see minorities and people of

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    justice‚ which our nation holds so much pride in. The movie itself was an accurate and moving embodiment of the terror of slavery and the justice that it produced. However‚ some parts of the movie and the factual history of La Amistad were different. Primarily‚ the movie itself did not contribute much of it’s thanks and cite the most ardent abolitionist at that time; the character of Lewis Tappan‚ was insufficiently portrayed in the movie‚ and his arduous achievements and success in bringing the

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    Movie Review: "JOBS"

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    REVIEW: “Jobs” The movie is based on the real- life story of Steve Jobs‚ an innovative and creative CEO of Apple company. This movie takes place in 2001 with Steve Jobs‚ played by Ashton Kutcher‚ introducing the iPod at an Apple Town Hall meeting. Then it jumps back to 1974‚ when Jobs attended classes in Reed College‚ even though he is not really a student there. Jobs were friends with Steve Wozniak‚ who is the actual person who built the first personal computer‚ Apple 1. Then the story of Apple

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    Titanic(Movie Review)

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    America‚ to be married to Cal Hockley (Billy Zane)‚ a situation she is not thrilled about. Sparks fly when Dawson manages to talk Rose out of jumping overboard‚ but tragedy awaits as the unsinkable ship hits and iceberg and begins to flounder. In the movie‚ this story is presented to the audience as a flashback. The narrator is Rose‚ 101 years old‚ with the last name Dawson. She tells the story to a treasure hunter (Bill Paxton)‚ who is looking for the famous (and valuable) Heart of the Ocean‚ a diamond

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    Movie Paper Review

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    3 1/28/13 Movie Paper Review: The Boy in Striped Pajamas The Boy in Striped Pajamas is a book that was made into a movie‚ set during World War Two and more specifically‚ the Holocaust. The book was written by John Boyne and when made into a movie was directed by Mark Herman and produced by David Heyman. The Boy in Striped Pajamas was made in 2006 and starred Asa Butterfield‚ Jack Scanlon‚ and Vera Farmiga. I read the book‚ The Boy in Striped Pajamas in 8th grade and watched to movie very soon after

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    Movie Review Fracture

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    his wife’s secret love affair‚ and resulted in a cold blooded exercise that was cleverly executed. There are no moral challenges for Crawford‚ whose prime motivation is to succeed in engineering the perfect crime. ‘“It’s about a crisis in a man’s life as he flips back through time” says the Director’‚ Gregory Hoblit (Thompson 2007 p.1). Crawford designed and built rolling ball machines as a hobby‚ being an aeronautical engineer by profession‚ and the constant referral to this concept creates a universal

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    The Wonderful Mistake

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    into the subject. Thomas’ wonderful mistake in The Wonderful Mistake exhibits the idea that perfection can only exist in Partenio 3 the presence of imperfection and imperfection is always found in our best attempts at perfection. The paradox and brilliance of humanity. This new form of evolution is a source of long-term progress‚ and is the cause of an abundance of short-term suffering. Take‚ for example‚ Lewis Thomas. He might take some injury to my claim that The Wonderful Mistake lacks some fundamental

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