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    how utterly connected a group of people’s lives are‚ even though they all seem to be extremely diverse. The movie Crash emphasizes the interconnectedness of these people that originally appear very different from one another. Preconceived notions of stereotypes prevent the characters from fully understanding how similar and connected they really are. The director‚ Paul Haggis‚ crafts the movie so that the characters‚ symbols‚ and even the scene transitions support the purpose that the film is trying

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    Frankenstein Movie Review

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    pursuit of the monster however‚ he dies of pneumonia in the hands of an exploration crew‚ and is then visited by the monster‚ who weeps and proclaims Frankenstein as his father. This adaption of Mary Shelly’s classic novel is the most source-loyal movie‚ and boasts many ideas rooted in many different areas of philosophy‚ such as aesthetics‚ the qualities of a human and the dichotomy of good and evil. Beauty is portrayed in this move as very objective‚ because even though the monster initially had

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    Tangerine: Movie Analysis

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    If I told you a movie made with an iPhone was better than most of the mainstream movies in Hollywood‚ would you believe me? If you don’t believe me then get on Netflix and watch Tangerine. The movie is rowdy‚ unconventional‚ and silly but at the same time‚ it’s exuberant‚ colorful and beautiful. Unlike most movies nowadays‚ Tangerine doesn’t try to sugarcoat the ugliness and struggles of everyday life with an unrealistic narrative. It’s amazing how Sean Baker can create a movie with such a low budget

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    Divergent Movie Analysis

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    Based solely on the novel of Divergent a movie was made lasting two hours and nine minutes. This isn’t a short span of time for a movie yet‚ could it be pure coincidence that they left out some details. Could it have been some of the effects were to gruesome for a film rated PG-13? Or were these actions of leaving the details out more purposeful? Does it give the movie somewhat of a different meaning than the original script of the book? So it brings into question‚ who wrote it better the writer

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    Hassle of Movie Going

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    Hassle of Movie Going   You walk into a theatre just as the lights start to dim‚ all of the people quiet at once as their focus shifts to the large screen in the front of the room. The previews for new movies start to show and everyone is enthralled. This scenario is one that most American’s have experienced at least once in their lives. The thrill of going to the movie theatre to see that new blockbuster film starring some huge actor or actress that makes way too much money is something normal

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    Twilight book and the movie. “I never really given any thought about how i’m gonna die.” Bella said in the book and the movie twilight. What did you like better? Did you like the movie or did you like the book? There are many differences and similarities in the book and the movie. In my opinion‚ I think that the movie is better. I believe this because It helps you visualize and allows you to notice the difference and similarities even if they are good or bad. What did the directors and producers

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    Platoon Movie Analysis

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    is that at the beginning of the movie Taylor walks by body bags and they say “is that what I think it is” that shows him how real of a situation he is in. A life or death situation. The movie also shows characters having major psychological problems when going through and after the war. The soldiers thought it was okay that they were going to rape a female. Their minds were screwed up from the war to tell them whats right and wrong. Another realization of the movie is when the Junior was supposed

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    Miracle Movie Review

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    Making Dreams Come True The movie Miracle tells the inspiring story of the 1980 United States hockey team and their journey to becoming the best hockey team in the world. Any hockey fan would be a perfect contender for watching the movie. The movie explores the many struggles that the team has to face to conquer their way through the Olympics‚ including on and off the ice. At a time when the country is in a period of struggle with the Cold War‚ Coach Herb Brooks has goals for the team that seem

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    My Favorite Movie

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    Movie: Never Back Down The movie Never Back Down is an action/drama sports movie directed by Jeff Wadlow starring Sean Faris as Jake Tyler a rebellious teenager that often gets in fights especially after his fathers death. Then there is Amber Heard as Baja Miller that are the beautiful girl Jake Tyler falls in love with. And last but not least there is Djimon Hounsou as Jean Roqua that is a mixed martial arts master and becomes Jake Tyler’s trainer. The movie begins at Jake Tyler’s last football

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    Carrie Movie Analysis

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    Carrie Carrie is a 2013 remake of Stephen King’s 1974 Carrie novel. This movie film was directed by Kimberly Peirce with the help of Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa. The movie shows of a mother and daughter relationship between religious mother Margaret played by Julianne Moore and daughter Carrie played by Chloe Grace Moretz. Peirce shows how Carrie being in the house with her religious mother’s beliefs affects the social beliefs of Carrie at school‚ and how she takes revenge on everybody. Carrie is and

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