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    The War of the Posters

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    Johnathan Wells Dr. Kuechenmeister ENG 150 4 October 2013 The War of the Posters The War of The Worlds is a science fiction novel written by Herbert George Wells (commonly known as H. G. Wells). It was first published in 1898 and was one of the first works of literature that detailed an alien invasion on the Earth and mankind. The novel focuses on the narrator who struggles to find his wife in the midst of a Martian invasion on southern England. Several films have spawned from the novel along

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    J.J. Abrams movie‚ Star Trek Into Darkness‚ 2013‚ kept the viewers on the edge of their seats as they followed the characters through their battles in attempt to save their home planet and Starfleet. Every single one of the characters underwent a certain amount of growth and development‚ including their captain‚ James T. Kirk. Captain Kirk is thrown challenge after challenge‚ leading to a significant amount of growth in his wisdom and leadership throughout the movie. In the opening scene of the

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    Comparison Between Kirk and Spock In the movie Star Trek there were two main heroes side by side. One was Kirk who liked to live life on the edge. The other was Spock who lived life by logic. Both Spock and Kirk have many similarities and differences in their birth‚ their call to adventures‚ and their characteristics. Both characters had an unusual birth. Kirk’s unusual birth was that he was born with during a space attack when the Romulans came and attacked the USS Kelvin. During

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    Does it ever cross your mind how two very different pieces of entertainment are alike? In the epic‚ “The Odyssey” by‚ Homer and in the movie‚ Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope the two main characters‚ Odysseus‚ and Luke Skywalker undergo a hero journey. A Hero’s Journey is a pattern of narrative that appears in drama‚ storytelling‚ and myths in which involves a hero who goes on an adventure‚ and in a crisis wins a victory‚ and then comes home changed or transformed. Their journeys are both different

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    more experience workers it opened the gates for thousands of people to work at these new bigger and improved factories. These new jobs opened the floodgate of people looking for a new opportunity in the United Sates and these people from different country would evolve the American Dream to fit the new industrial revolution. The American Dream for the people who worked in these factories was to work in these new

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    to understand theme and issues In the novel Boy Overboard by Morris Gleitzman‚ it teaches the reader about how some governments have a very inhuman nature towards their people. This novel is through first person point of view and it gives us a new perspective towards Afghanistan and third world countries as people have to go to extreme lengths to survive and no one is treated fairly or equally. The characters of Jamal and Bibi give the reader much greater understanding within the story as

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    A Man and his Space Opera

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    those people have the option to do something amazing with their lives. Statistically‚ only about eight-thousand of those people make their mark on this world. One of those eight thousand people is the writer‚ director and executive producer of the Star Wars series‚ and creator of Lucasfilm and ILM. George Lucas is a man who changed the way movies were filmed and who started a trend that would continue to be in children’s hearts for centuries to come. Born in 1944‚ George Lucas was born into a world

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    Alex K. Ms. Fitzgibbons Adv. Psychology-C October 31‚ 2011 A Psychological Analysis of the Character of Darth Vader The Star Wars franchise has enlightened us about visions of the possible future; from flying cities to powerful weapons that can destroy entire planets. The mystical Jedi‚ the guardians of the Galactic Republic and users of the light side‚ fighting the Sith‚ evil warriors of cunning and treachery who use the dark side‚ both of whom wield the Force‚ an interconnecting of

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    The “Force theme” is the most adored music for the Star Wars Saga. It is the most recognizable of John Williams’s music and also his signature line of music. The “Force theme” is also known as the “Binary Sunset‚” “Ben Kenobi’s theme‚” “Obi-Wan’s theme‚” or in a music book‚ “May the Force be with you.” This musical theme is most notably heard in the very first Episode IV: A New Hope‚ in the cue “Binary Sunset‚” but also appears in all six movies. The scene where it is most memorable is where Luke

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    translated into hundreds of languages all over the world. Star Wars is an influential science fantasy saga and fictional universe created by writer‚ producer‚ and director George Lucas in the early 1970s. In 2005‚ Forbes Magazine estimated the overall revenue generated by the entire Star Wars franchise‚ over the course of its 28-year history‚ at nearly $20 billion‚ easily making it one of the most successful film franchises of all time. The Star Wars films are a pop culture phenomenon that has made an

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