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    Deadpool Movie Analysis

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    I used National News Core to search movie reviews from newspapers and magazines and read a review of the movie “Deadpool” from the New York Times. The tone is lighthearted and positive. The author describes the movie as “a feverishly eager-to-please comic-book movie about a supervillain who suits up like a superhero” (Dargis). He seemed to appreciate the “winking and rib poking” that is a trademark of the Deadpool story line. While acknowledging the movie’s shortcomings‚ the author casts them

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    Up Movie Analysis

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    For my last fieldtrip essay‚ I decided to watch a movie that was reference in Chapter 9(Cinema) of the ABH book. The movie that I chose was Up‚ an animated movie that was released in 2009 and later became Academy award winner. This award winning film depicted adventure‚ comedy and bravery. Up is animated movie based on a character name Carl Fredricksen written and directed by Peter Docter. As a young child‚ Carl idolized an explorer by the name of Charles Muntz. However‚ Charles Muntz was accused

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    resulting in the eventual decrease in frequency and possible eradication of that behavior” (Daniels‚ 2015). Extinction happens in this movie towards the end. At the end of the movie when Peter dies‚ his behavior becomes extinct. As well as‚ when Anthony changes his life after Cameron call him an embarrassment‚ his behavior becomes extinct. Throughout the movie‚ Anthony had always rationalized his robbing people by saying he only robbed white people‚ as if it did not affect the black community or

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    Othello Movie Analysis

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    ending is quite famous‚ a movie called "Othello" was created in 1995. The director of this play wanted to not only keep the movie as close to the play as possible‚ but also have a unique way of getting the plays message across to the audience. The difference we see between the play and the movie is how they interpreted the character Iago and Othello by the way the director uses movie tools and Othello’s ethnicity. A book can get the message across much easier than a movie can. In a book you can write

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    The Words Movie Analysis

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    The Words Movie Review The Words--a movie about a story within a story within another story--stars Bradley Cooper‚ Zoe Saldana‚ Jeremy Irons‚ and Dennis Quaid. Although it seems perplex‚ The Words is a thought provoking and heartbreaking drama movie that is destined to leave you wanting more. Evolving around Rory‚ an aspiring writer living in New York City‚ The Words reveals how one remarkable story written during World War 2 is taken and plagiarized. Despite this unlawful act‚ the novel becomes

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    Lincoln Movie Analysis

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    Lincoln is a movie based off of Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln by Doris Kearns Goodwin‚ which portrays the latter end of Abraham Lincoln’s illustrious career. The film is based around Congressional debate and Lincoln’s attempts to pass the 13th Amendment‚ abolishing slavery in the United States. The movie is centered in Washington D.C. and the areas surrounding it between the Emancipation Proclamation in January‚ 1863‚ and the death of Lincoln in April‚ 1865. The film raises

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    Much of society’s views about these groups of people‚ even today‚ come from these misleading movies. The 2003 movie “The Missing” portrays elements of the Apache culture. Upon further investigation you can see that this movie in particular displays the identity of the Native American‚ more specifically the Apache people in negative and positive way. Summary Set in 1885 New Mexico‚ the movie begins with a woman (Maggie) and her two daughters (Lily and Dot) living on a ranch. One day a man shows up

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    Jack Movie Analysis

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    Name____________________________________________ Course/Year/Block_________________________ Movie Title ________________________________ 1. Who are the main character(s) in the movie? THE MAIN CHARACTERS IN THE MOVIE ARE “JACK POWELL” THE ONE WHO SUFFERED IN WERNER SYNDROME. JACK’S MOTHER (KAREN POWELL)‚ WHO UNDERGONE LABOR DURING A COSTUME PARTY AND BEING RUSHED TO THE HOSPITAL BY HER HUSBAND (BRIAN POWELL) JACK’S FATHER. (DR. BENFANTE AND DR. LIN)‚ JACK’S DOCTOR WHO DISCOVERED THE CASE OF

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    Easy A Movie Analysis

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    There are many life lessons in the movie Easy A‚ for example telling the truth‚ jumping to conclusions‚ and trust. First‚ telling the truth was a huge part in the movie Easy A‚ when Olive told Rhi that she was going on a date with this guy‚ instead of going camping with Rhi’s family‚ when in reality she was at home in her room jamming out to Pocket Of Sunshine. So when they came back to school Rhi asked how the date went‚ Olive went with the lie and Rhi asked if they ended up having sex‚ Olive said

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    Clueless Movie Analysis

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    Not only do filmmakers and directors stereotype races by modifying their existence but also think it is perfectly acceptable. Why is it tolerable for people of different races to be looked down upon because of the ways media portrays them? Every movie makes its way to the top by some how standing out amongst the rest. The 1995 comedy and romance‚ Clueless by Amy Heckerling‚ clearly portrayed the White Americans as wealthy superficial and entitled. This romantic comedy is told about a young American

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