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    Unforgiven Themes

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    Unforgiven” is a classic anti-western western film directed by Clint Eastwood. It calls into question many of the classic elements of the western. There is no fine line between good vs bad‚ hero vs villain‚ or civilized vs savage. There are many scenes where Eastwood uses mis en scene to establish the core themes of the film. One of which is the scene where Eastwood’s character‚ Will Munny‚ is very sick with a fever after being seriously beaten by the town’s sheriff and the scene following that

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    Masculinity In Unforgiven

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    Big Whiskey a visit‚ each person facing a test towards their masculinity. Masculinity in this case is who can size up their opponent and win in a Western duel. Alcohol is a factor in who becomes successful and survives this competition. The movie Unforgiven puts a strong emphasis on alcohol and its relation to masculinity. In relation to the film‚ Alcohol has been a major

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    Unforgiven Movie Essay

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    Western movies including Unforgiven can be considered to be realism because the narrative follows that everything in the movie feels and looks real. The movie Unforgiven takes place in the Wild West‚ during the time where there were outlaws and gunslingers. The plot of Unforgiven is similar to any other western where there is a hero who is trying to accomplish a task whale the villain is trying to stop them. The western genre of movies is supported by American history creating realism within the

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    Clint Eastwood ’s Unforgiven As human beings we constantly struggle with ourselves on whether our actions are virtuous or vice. Some of us choose to act in an ethical way when presented with a certain situation‚ while others choose to act on their desires and therefore act unjustly. This was the struggle that the character‚ William Munny‚ faced in the movie "Unforgiven." He was unable to control his desires‚ which resulted in his unethical actions. His actions support Socrates and Plato ’s theory

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    Mercy Among the Children and Unforgiven The film Unforgiven tells the tale of a former killer who embarks on a journey in order to kill two criminals and later confronts a law driven sheriff who controls a town with brute force. Towards the end of the film the protagonist confronts the main villain and kills him. Before dying the man complains that he did not deserve to die the way he did and in response the protagonist replies that “Deserves got nothing to do with it”. This line has left a legacy

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    “The Gran Torino” allows Clint Eastwood to play a role as a Polish American factory worker and a Korean War veteran‚ who has to face his prejudice beliefs and in doing so creates a heart felt experience with a dash of unparalleled humor. His rough stern traits was forged over time‚ living a solitary life unable to get along with the only family he has left. With this cynical mind set on the world ever since the war each passing day for him gets darker. Until one day theres a sudden change of events

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    time anti-hero can be traced back to the period of Romanticism. Through the view of an anti-hero‚ we are ultimately challenged to look at ourselves and our contemporary world and recognise the complexity of human condition. In Clockwork Orange and Unforgiven‚ the dichotomist relationship between two protagonists Alex and Will Munny has demonstrated our deeper understanding of the notion of an anti-hero. Alex represents the common men chained by society and their own insignificance and shaped by his

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    Gunfight Ethics

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    the Film Genre book that talks about some of the ethics and ritual of gunfight that do not apply to rules that includes Stagecoach Film and Unforgiven Film. For instance that ethics and ritual of gunfight do not always leads to good ending. For example the Film Genre book‚ Unforgiven Film‚ and Stagecoach Film can sometime lead to bad ending like for the Unforgiven Film that had a sad ending. This is also applying that western and action film can have bad ending depending on the story. It is

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    broad daylight‚ Unforgiven carefully portrays Munny’s point of view when approaching the bar in a dark and rainy night. In fact‚ it is so dark that the audience can hardly see anything besides the fainted light in the bar. Instead of a fair and honored western duel which both sides are well informed and both had the equal chance to draw their weapon‚ Munny

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    Western Film Genre

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    travel. Overall‚ all the elements and things such as cowboys‚ Indians‚ robberies‚ gunman‚ sheriffs‚ and other things make up the Western genre. Through several examples such as High Noon (1952) by Fred Zinneman‚ Stagecoach (1939) by John Ford‚ and Unforgiven (1992) by Clint Eastwood‚ the different styles and the iconography of American Western are portrayed. Though each of these movies may have completely different plots‚ setting‚ conflicts‚ and style‚ all three movies can be considered to be part of

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