Film Review

“Thirteen” is a 2003 American drama film directed by Catherine Hardwicke, while the story itself is an autobiographical based upon Nikki Reed’s life at age twelve and thirteen. The set took place in the city of Los Angeles. It begins, as teen stories often do, with drugs, alcohol, underage sex behavior, and self-mutilation. The two […]

Despite their obvious length limitations. short movies have a typical deficiency of commercial outlook and force per unit area which allows the manager the artistic freedom to research all other facets of movie to bring forth alone texts which engage the audience. An illustration of a movie which ais short in length nevertheless conveys a […]

The Evolution Of Sex And Race In The 1930’s Taylor Reed English 101 Professor Reynoso 7 June 2010 How the 1930’s could have turned out to be positive instead of a negative. The difficult decade for many Americans was the 1930s. Knol Beta stated that “the Great Depression plagued citizens throughout the country because of […]

“Whatever Works” is a comedy film set in New York, made in 2009 and directed and written by Woody Allen. The main character, Boris Yelnikoff, played by Larry David, is a chess teacher who is divorced and has an eccentric lifestyle. He used to be a professor at Columbia University.” Avoiding social interactions as much […]

The film unforgiving 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 […]

Gallipoli is an Australian film created in 1981; it is based on the events that occurred during the war many Australians fought in. It was created to demonstrate to everyone the truly horrific incidents that happened in the war. The music choice was an important section in the films creation, the director has put in […]

On the Waterfront is a renowned Hollywood film, achieving eight Academy awards in 1954. Marlon Brando’s exceptional portrayal of Terry, a humble dockworker who confronts the corrupt bosses of the waterfront, stands as an outstanding performance in the history of cinema. The movie delves into the conflict between one’s morals and personal gain, along with […]

Upon moving to America, a Pakistani man embarks on a quest for the American dream. Initially feeling like an outsider as a minority, Changez is eventually embraced by the American meritocracy. He is offered the opportunity to achieve success as an American but encounters difficulties in fully assimilating and ultimately faces rejection as he adheres […]

It goes without saying that in this essay I will tell you bout gossip and rumors which born in the business office. Most probably we will see more advantages than disadvantages, so let’s make an attempt. What is gossip?! First of all we should understand what gossip is. Gossip Is idle talk or rumor about […]

This report will include the various factors influenced the selection of location for both the Coca Cola Amatil and the Port of Brisbane. The report will also include factors on the location which should be discussed. Factors such as landscape, access to transport facilities, proximity to raw materials, room for expansion, power supplies, access to […]

The purpose of this essay is to compare and contrast two films based on the expectations of the viewers. In comparing the scenes of the ticket winners entering the factory in both films, a myriad of camera shots are utilized. Close ups and mid shots are used when characters are conversing or being emphasized, while […]

Alfred Hitchcock’s “Psycho” was initially intended to be a crime thriller but ended up being a renowned horror film. It deviates from the conventional monster figures, such as Dracula, by featuring an average person as the antagonist. The story revolves around Marion Crane, who is initially presented as the protagonist in Hitchcock’s narrative. The story […]

In Ladri di Biciclette (1948), director Vittorio De Sica portrays an Italy full of unemployment – where people turn to superstition when confronted by uncertainty, where authorities are virtually invisible, where helplessness and despair overshadow the peace of the post-war period. One of the earlier influential titles in the neo-realism category, Ladri di Biciclette employs […]

As technology advances, humans are becoming redundant. The development of technology is unstoppable and it shouldn’t be. There are the fans of innovations and people who prefer the traditional way of every factor of life. But in my opinion we should remember that technology is made by us, by people and it is created to […]

One of the most influential films in our lifetime is One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. It demonstrates many themes with one of the most important being on how institutions are governed and kept in order through the use of power. The best way to analyze this concept in this film, is to interpret Michel […]

3 Idiots 3 Idiots Is a movie that highlights different aspects of life. Education and It’s flawed system, strict parent’s who never ask what their kids want, dealing with relationships, and surviving life with friends. What I like most about this movie is how it tackles a very serious Issue/matter in society and still keeps […]

At the beginning of the movie, there is a dream sequence that portrays the origins of The Elephant Man. The sequence features overlapping visuals of both The Elephant Man’s mother and a group of elephants. The mother is depicted being physically abused by the elephants, with her screaming but the sound muted. The scene is […]

Steven Spielberg’s movie, Amistad, tells the story of a slave ship revolt that greatly affected the issue of slavery in the United States of America. The U.S. Supreme Court decision to send the slaves back to Africa proved to be a major defeat to the pro-slavery Southerners, and a significant victory for the abolitionists. Spielberg’s […]

The 2001 film, The Others, is considered a terrifying horror that keeps its viewers on edge until the very end. Through analyzing Alejandro Amenabar’s directing approach, this article will explore how elements such as cinematography, character development, setting, and narrative progression contribute to the buildup of suspense. The film heavily relies on suspense as a […]

You may wish to consider some of the following: narrative devices and structure, film techniques, the appeal of characters or stars, identification with themes or issues, escapism. Pirates of the Caribbean: At the world’s end is an action and adventure film which also includes some comedy elements. It appeals the mass audience by its narrative […]

The film ‘The Village’ by M Night Shyamalan, looks at a series of images which form the basis for portraying and shaping the story. M Night uses subtle symbols throughout the film resulting in the audience making up their own mind about certain events that take place. Using colour as a main centre piece for […]

The film starts out as Solomon Vandy and his son, Dia, were on their way home and notices that a group of rebel forces were bound for their town. Many people were killed, some who were lucky got out (including Solomon’s family) while some unfortunate ones got captured and made to work in the mines […]