The two films, Zero Dark Thirty and Collateral Murder, focus on the operations of the United States of America security forces in fighting against terrorism and threats to the safety of the people living the United States of America and throughout the world. The videos have a series of events...
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The Cultural Meaning of Zombie Films The first zombie film in the film industry came from the Das Cabinet Dr. Caligari released in 1921. Recently the Zombie theme is a growing popularity for most filmmakers in the world today. The demand and consumption of zombie films are sending movie directors in...
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The Central Park Five Documentary The 2012 “Central Park Five” documentary by Ken Burns, Sarah Burns, and David McMahon describes the arrest, trial, conviction and later acquittal of five American youth for the horrific crime of assault, rape, and attempted murder of a female jogger, Trisha Meili on April 19, 1989...
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The movie “Lean on Me” is a dramatic American film produced by Norman Twain. The film’s settings are at Eastside High School, a school with crowded classrooms, outdated resources and poor students. Lean on ME is based on Joe Louis Clark’s story, a real-life principal in Paterson, whose school is...
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According to the script, Abbey is one among many citizens who have different views on the way things are running in the west. There seem to be a group of people who are not contented with the way things are, and most of them including Abbey, are hoping for the...
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Stephen King's Cell: A Horror Fiction Book Stephen King, one of the most preeminent writers once again wows his audience with a horror fiction book titled Cell. This book talks about zombies and how people in the contemporary world take pleasure in shows and novels about zombies as if their lives...
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Jordan Peele s Horror Film Get Out Jordan Peele s horror film titled get out is one of the most educative works which indirectly reveals events that happen in some Americans lives. Get Out narrates a story of Chris Washington, a photographer who spend a weekend meeting...
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The Pianist: A Cinematic Masterpiece The Pianist is a cinematic masterpiece produced in the year 2002. The director of the film Roman Polanski did a commendable job to show the struggles that people experience while trying to survive. The movie plays for two and a half hours and the events that...
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Lone Survivor Lone Survivor is adapted from the first-hand account of Marcus Luttrell in Afghanistan as a Navy Seal, and the name of the movie tells the reader how the film eventually turns out. The grueling picture follows four American soldiers that are held down near the Pakistan border while on...
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Cesaratto, Todd. "Conflict and Communication: The Good Will Hunting Technique." Communication Currents (2007): 1. . Todd Cesaratto is an associate instructor and a doctoral candidate at Indiana University. He writes an informative article titled, “Conflict and Communication: The Good Will Hunting Technique”. Cesaratto uses the film under scrutiny to address conflicts...
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The Film industry is a big industry that uses tens of billions of dollars to make a film. Based on a report released by the Motion Picture Association, it usually takes money to make money, and Hollywood has become one of the most prominent places that play this role (Gunter...
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Moulin Rouge is a French play which tells the story of a young author who falls in love with a movie star featured in the Moulin Rouge. The young poets defy his father's order and join the colorfully diverse clique inhabiting the dark, fantasy world in France. In the dingy...
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