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    Alzheimer's Movie Analysis

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    gets very difficult and frustrating having to watch someone who once had so much life drastically change for the worst. I realized that there is a greater negative impact on the care givers life than the actual patient’s which is why some caregivers die before the patients. It upsets both the care givers physical and emotional health. It even goes as far as ending friendships and relationships as it did in the case with Mike and his girlfriend from the documentary. The difficulties vary in relation

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    Hamlet Movie Analysis

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    are surprised by Hamlet’s action seen through their abundant facial expressions. Lastly‚ Hamlet’s reaction of responding Claudius in Branagh’s adaptation is through his eyes. When Claudius says “To give these mourning duties to your father. But you must know your father lost a father” (1.2.89)‚ and Hamlet is rolling his eyes and disparaging of Claudius through his eye expression. However‚ Hamlet’s response to Claudius’s speech is flat in Zeffirelli’s‚ which he looks outside with empty eyes to pretend

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    Critical Analysis of Transformers the Movie Chesley Baird ENG 225: Introduction to Film Kristy Nelson November 20‚ 2012 Critical Analysis of Transformers the Movie There is an old saying that there is an 8-year-old child inside every person‚ "Transformers" is just the movie to bring out the kid in everyone. Big‚ loud and full of testosterone-fuelled car fantasies‚ Michael Bay’s actioner hits a new peak for CGI work‚ showcasing spectacular chases and animated transformation sequences seamlessly

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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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    The Gods Must Be Crazy

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    “The Gods Must Be Crazy” This film tries to send a message on how globalization can negatively affect a culture such as the Sho tribe of the Kalahari Desert. The people of a technologically advance and “civilized” culture decide to casually discard an empty “Coca Cola” bottle from the window of an airplane. A member of the “primitive” Sho tribe witnesses this object falling from the skies and considers it a “gift from the gods”. In his mind this is an object to be worshiped and must have been

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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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    In the movie The Goonies‚ directed by steven spieberg‚ the main hero‚Mikey is both a willing and a group hero. Mikey is a willing her because he won’t say no he won’t give up‚ like the time they have the chance to leave the dangerous cave but mikey says no “this is are time” and he starts telling them that the next time they wake up it will be somewhere else the next time you go to school it will be different‚ Mikey convinces the goonies to keep going and they do because of mkey. Mikey also is the

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    Pygmalion: Movie Analysis

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    Lauren Conn 06/07/2012 Writer’s Workshop Bill Rubenstein Pygmalion Movie Review Based off of Shaw’s 1913 stage comedy‚ Pygmalion is the story of two mismatched lovers Henry Higgins and Eliza Doolittle. The story centers on Henry Higgins’ mission to change Eliza Doolittle from a street vendor to a lady. It would be frivolous to comment on the treatment of women‚ as we are forced to take into account the period in which this play was written. Pygmalion is just another reflection of the objectification

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    Sankofa Movie Analysis

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    Intro to Humanities “Sankofa” Why have African Americans forgotten their roots? “In this bright future you can’t forget your past.” Sweet‚ simple‚ and to the point was this quote said by Jamaican reggae artist Bob Marley. The major theme of this movie is returning to the past to understand your future. In the beginning of the film the protagonist starts off as Mona‚ a self-centered model oblivious to her surroundings‚ and its importance. She stood on the very ground where many of our ancestors were

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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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