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    Gran Torino The movie Gran Torino shows the dangers of gangs and the tension of racism. Both are a fatal are a fatal combination. The two downsides of society Gangs are a rag tag of group involved in crime and illegal activity. Racism is discrimination between two or many cultures or races. No strangers and certainly no Pleasants both from the past and all the way to the present. After a glimpse it’s easy to see the two themes addressed. How it’s been addressed throughout the movie is one can divide

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    In the movie‚ Mimic‚ the setting is dark and gloomy‚ which is perfect for a science fiction‚ horror film. The movie takes place deep in the subway and beneath underground of New York City. The story begins with children dying from a disease suspected of being carried by cockroaches. Susan Tyler‚ an entomologist‚ creates a killer cockroach to go in and kill off the infected ones. The killer cockroach is supposed to only live for 6 months. This works and everyone praises Susan for saving the

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    Louis Lowry. The movie takes place in a utopian society where the past was purposely taken away from the citizens in order to maintain peace. The elders eliminated fear‚ hatred‚ pain‚ and hunger through this society. The loss of memory meant a loss of pain‚ but it also meant a loss of human relationships. The society was meant to be perfect because everyone was supposed to be happy‚ but ended up being significantly flawed because the citizens weren’t truly free. One of the major themes present in the

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    Themes for: The Monsters are Due on Maple Street 1. Loyalty/Disloyalty a. It takes two people to be loyal. b. Loyalties can change for the better or worse. c. Loyalties can change based on people’s actions. d. Loyal friends don’t falsely accuse friends. 2. Suspicious a. We’re suspicious of things we don’t understand. b. Overly suspicious people tend to jump to conclusions. c. Suspicions can take over our lives and minds and ruin other people’s lives. 3. Perseverance a. Patience is an

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    becomes the main target of the mysterious killer‚ setting the theme for the other films to come. The basis for the writing of this film was from Williamson watching a news story about the grisly murders by the Gainesville Ripper. He was inspired to write an 18-page script treatment about a young woman‚ alone in a house‚ who is taunted over the phone and then attacked by a masked killer.Scream was originally going to be named Scary Movie‚ but nearing film completion the Weinstein brothers were inspired

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    Great Depression Themes in 42nd Street Seen through a particular light and given specific occasions in the film‚ we can see how 42nd Street echoes the general attitudes of the Great Depression. Particular characters in the film exemplify the wealthy citizens of the time‚ the common laborer‚ and Julian Marsh (Warner Baxter) portrays a life-force‚ Franklin Roosevelt‚ bringing hope along with his New Deal. Throughout the film‚ there is a dichotomy exhibited through the members of the production

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    The film “crash” is an ensemble drama film that’s a collision of self-concepts‚ of prejudices. It’s about racial and social tensions. Makes us view ourselves in a different aspect‚ breaks down our self-illusions‚ and lays our deceptions and our tenderness bare. It’s a film of justice‚ and not the usual kind of litigious righteousness that’s usually demanded. Rather‚ it’s the justice of the second chance‚ and of undeserved mercy. Crash is backed with excellent cinematography‚ and original soundtrack

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    Norma Rae Movie Themes

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    Over the course of the last semester we have had the opportunity to watch various films all teaching a common theme. They each provide a female who shows strength and determination. Norma Rae (Martin Ritt) is about a young single mother who lives in a small town in North Carolina. Norma Rae works at a local textile factory with her family. Norma Rae and all the other workers have long hours‚ lousy working condition‚ and rotten pay. This all changes when Norma Rae meets Reuben Warshowsky‚ who is a

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    Greed Is Good In the quintessential movie Wall Street by Oliver Stone‚ a wealthy businessman character by the name of Gordon Gekko gives an iconic speech. “The point is‚ ladies and gentleman‚ that greed‚ for lack of a better word‚ is good. Greed is right‚ greed works. Greed clarifies‚ cuts through‚ and captures the essence of the evolutionary spirit. Greed‚ in all of its forms; greed for life‚ for money‚ for love‚ knowledge has marked the upward surge of mankind.” Gekko is trying to convey the message

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    Texts and Social Issues Composers usually create works that explore themes relevant to their time period. Trash (2010) by Andy Mulligan and “WALL-E” (2008) by Andrew Stanton both explore similar themes that are realistic problems and their consequences that affect the 21st century. Trash explores mainly social issues such as corruption‚ poverty and waste excess. “WALL-E” explores many issues both social and environmental such as reliance on technology‚ lack of social interaction‚ pollution and overconsumption

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