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    we must have an accurate expressed devotion to God using the liturgical priorities that which are revealed in the Bible. Correct worship is the only appropriate response to the undeserved and amazing God reveals as the person and work of Jesus. Horton starts out by talking about the importance of the fact that worship and preaching are major components in the drama of service. In the first chapter entitled “Setting the Stage” he views worship as the covenant renewal between God and his people.

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    nearby so it is entirely up to them to take care of their children(Horton). The wife takes the first week off work to stay home and her husband then takes the second week off(Horton). For the next three weeks of the summer‚ they rely on the 14-year- old to watch the younger siblings(Horton). They then pay for two weeks of childcare for the smaller children and then the family finally spends the last week of summer together‚ on holiday(Horton). Shockingly‚ this family is one of the more fortunate ones‚

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    American Beauty is a complex film that relies so heavily on mis-en-scene and cinematography to portray its message that the story could have been told with no dialogue at all. The film focuses on Lester Burnhan. Lester appears to have the American dream‚ however he still feels empty. His marriage is falling apart‚ he has a poor relationship with his daughter‚ and he is on the verge of a major mid-life crisis. The film shows the many hidden problems in the white picket fence American dream. It also

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    “That on the first day of January‚ in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-three‚ all persons held as slaves within any State or designated part of a State‚ the people whereof shall then be in rebellion against the United States‚ shall be then‚ thenceforward‚ and forever free; and the Executive Government of the United States‚ including the military and naval authority thereof‚ will recognize and maintain the freedom of such persons‚ and will do no act to repress such persons

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    society. American Beauty’s tagline exhorts viewers to “look closer‚” but the film expresses ambivalence concerning what is revealed by closer inspection. On one hand‚ protagonist Lester Burnham (Kevin Spacey) and his young neighbor Ricky Fitts (Wes Bentley) speak of the unappreciated beauty surrounding us; however‚ Lester also begins to question the values of a world that seems perfect but is actually a suburban dystopia. Through their use of various filmmaking techniques‚ particularly cinematography

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    non-diagetic sound in their productions‚ American Beauty amalgamates both forms of sound throughout the film. In the film’s cheerleading sequence‚ the protagonist Lester‚ is watching his daughter cheer whilst the synchronous sound of cheering and clapping is accompanied by a diagetic song ‘Lights on Broadway’. The sound changes when Lester notices his daughter’s friend and fellow cheerleader‚ Angela. The mode of sound transitions from diagetic to non-diagetic as the crashing of cymbals‚ interruption

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    metaphoric in how they are shot‚ and what is in the frame symbolizes a higher‚ deeper meaning. For example‚ in the beginning of the movie‚ Lester (the main character) is looking out the window of his house at his wife‚ and the blinds on the window represent jail cell bars. Even the blocks of text on his computer screen at work represent jail cell bars. Lester is “in jail” because his life at this point is so empty and missing substance. The lighting is excellent‚ and never distracts from the action

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    American Beauty‚ Lester Burnham is introduced as a man who seems to be living the American dream. However‚ it is far from the truth. Every day he goes to the job he hates‚ only to come home to have another dinner where he gets criticized by his wife and child who despise him. It is only when the influential side characters Tyler and Ricky are introduced that the main characters begin to have hope that their miserable lives could still be saved. It is evident that the narrator and Lester share one main

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    hand‚ Lester never retreats back to a life of normalcy. He quits his job‚ smokes pot‚ fascinates about his daughter’s friend‚ and appears to not have a care in the world. However‚ the audience starts to realize that Lester does care about

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    Film Studies 1800 5/28/13 Lesson 2 The Graduate For The Graduate I chose the sequence from where Ben’s father announces him coming out to the pool until the end of the scene where he is at the bottom of the pool. (Chapter 5 [all of it]: 20:53–24:25). In The Graduate the cinematic styles were portrayed in this sequence of the film. Mis-en-scene was represented right away from the scenery or background of the sequence. The background was of Ben’s pool with many family friends around. The

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