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    Choice #1: Movie Review Entourage – The Movie Brief Overview: The Entourage movie is a spinoff movie of a very successful HBO television series that follows the life of a superstar actor‚ Vincent Chase and his friends Turtle‚ Eric‚ Drama‚ and his agent Ari Gold as they attempt their toughest challenge ever‚ Vince not only starring but also directing in a summer blockbuster movie. There are lots of twists and turns for them to finish the movie on time‚ on budget‚ and to be the best movie of the summer

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    Movie Review: Ratatouille

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    1. The plot The movie begins with the scene about the French youngest chief ever to have a 5-star restaurant‚ Auguste Gusteau. He is the author of the best-selling book “Anyone Can Cook” and is loved by everyone‚ except for Anton Ego – a food critic‚ who does not support Gusteau’s motto. Then comes the story of Remy‚ a curious and idealistic rat‚ living in the attic of a French house with his clan. Remy is gifted with excellent sense of smell and he has a dream of becoming a chief‚ after reading

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    December 30‚ 2011 Catherine Cox Oliver! Movie Review Grade 9 Drama A The movie watched from November 18th to the 21st in Mr. Sheridan’s drama class was the 1968 musical‚ Oliver! This musical was freely adapted from the book “Oliver Twist” by Charles dickens‚ with screenplay written by Vernon Harris. The film was produced by John Woolf‚ directed by Carol Reed with music by Johnny Green‚ choreography by Onna White‚ and costumes by Phyllis Dalton. The talented cast was chosen by Jenia Reissar

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    Guilty In A Time To Kill

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    There’s a great difference between being guilty and non guilty‚ but would you want to be in a trial where the verdict will most likely always be guilty no matter what the crime is? In John Grisham’s novel‚ A Time to Kill‚ two white men rape‚ abuse and leave Carl Lee Hailey’s ten year old daughter‚ Tonya Hailey‚ close to death. Carl Lee Hailey took the law into his own hands and murdered the men that did something so brutal to his little girl. Throughout most of the novel‚ two most intelligent lawyers

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    contexts. I have chosen to write a positive movie review of the 2010 television version of Macbeth‚ produced by Rupert Goold with Patrick Stewart in the title role and Kate Fleetwood as Lady Macbeth. My purpose is to illustrate how this version of Macbeth‚ even though it is set in modern times and it is not always loyal to Shakespeare’s work‚ is still able to enhance the main themes and portray the characters with the same traits. I chose to write a movie review as I thought it would be interesting to

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    Frankenstein Movie Review

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    creation; love. He demands that Frankenstein create him a bride‚ and when this request is refused‚ the monster kills Elizabeth on Frankenstein’s wedding night. Infuriated‚ Frankenstein desperately attempts to bring Elizabeth back‚ and when he does‚ she commits suicide due to her horrid appearance and after seeing what resurrection had done to her. The monster flees‚ and Frankenstein now vows to kill the monster. When he goes to the North Pole in pursuit of the monster however‚ he dies of pneumonia in the

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    It The story‚ To Kill a Mockingbird is a very eye-opening account of life in the South during the 1930s. It exposes flaws with the world‚ mainly with people’s ideology on moral and ethical code. It’s a wonderful book‚ and is beautifully written by Harper Lee‚ but one must consider if the true essence of her novel can all be captured in just a cinematic film. Many have their own opposing viewpoints on this topic‚ but I do believe that it doesn’t make any sense to show this movie in a classroom. First

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    Ruben Doncell 10/16/12 Christian Family Movie Review The main character had a terrible relationship with his father. They didn’t see eye to eye at all. The father just took him to baseball games and left him there with an usher that he paid to watch him. The absence of a father figure was significant to his childhood. When he grew up he tried to be anything but that memory. He was involved in his children’s lives. This would be a family theme where the parent separates themselves from the child

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    The film‚ To Kill a Mockingbird‚ by Robert Mulligan‚ released on December 25‚ 1962. The movie was about a black man‚ Tom Robinson‚ who gets convicted of false rape. Atticus Finch is called upon to be the lawyer of the case. This movie was popular when it came out‚ and years after‚ because it helped start a new equality movement between whites and blacks in America. The movie‚ To Kill a Mockingbird‚ has two main characters‚ Scout and Jem. They live in Alabama with their father‚ Atticus Finch. The

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    Civilization and they are composed of the strongest most victorious warriors/soldiers of all time. Things were different back in those days but the Spartans had a vivid understanding that only the strongest survived. This allowed them to be the best of the best‚ although they had really rough training to remain the best of the best. This writing will give a basic outline of the Spartans during this era and show how the movie 300 relates to history. Spartans were bread to be good soldiers. Upon a male birth

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