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    speech in literature it is hard to chose which is the "best". If had to pick the top two I would say that Ethan Hawke was the best followed closely by Oliver's Hamlet Film's. Both of these videos were easy to watch and enjoyable. They both were able to gain the listener's attention from the beginning of the speech. I believe the Ethan Hawke rendition to be the best since it was the most interesting. Ethan Hawke's speech took place in a Blockbuster movie store. I found this to be very creative.…

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    “Ghostbusters” (2016) manages to remain afloat, mostly because it has a lot of heart, despite its conspicuous problems. You may argue that McCarthy, Wiig, and Hemsworth are enough of star power; plus, McKinnon, but she still remains more a TV power in lieu of movie power. It is understandable that the film attempts to prove that women can carry an entire film on their own, we have seen it happen more often, particularly during the past five years with films such as, “Frozen” (2013) toping as…

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    Persuasive Research Paper

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    searching for? I certainly hope not! While most of my friends call these homogenous films ‘entertainment’, I call them a waste of time. None of these films contain the elegance or class of the ‘classic film’. While the ‘spaghetti western’ may not be the best example of a…

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    Film Synthesis Essay

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    that are supposedly art. Moreover, aesthetic film history often ignores “the institutional and cultural contexts of production (Chapman, Glancy and Harper 3; Allen 12).” Aesthetic film history is certainly part of the discourse of Chaplin, but the movie also identifies institutional and cultural contexts that informed Chaplin and his movies. For example, the film features scenes of Chaplin’s transition from vaudeville to cinema, as he joins Mack Sennett’s film production studio. During these…

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    Ducks”: A Sport’s Psychology View To practice implementing sport psychology concepts, I chose the 1992 film, The Mighty Ducks to be my example situation. Being that it was the only movie on the given list that was readily available to watch on Netflix, my decision was easy. Having only seen bits and pieces of the movie, I was now able to watch it in its entirety. The Mighty Ducks is a sport drama starring Emilio Estevez. Estevez plays Gordon Bombay, a high powered lawyer who will do anything to…

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    Best filmmaker in the 1920’s? Charlie Chaplin. Chaplin changed the way films were produced and how they were seen. Compare what technology is today to what it used to be. Imagine watching a black and white movie with no talking nor outside sounds. Watching a movie today at the movie theater you can almost feel the vibration from how loud it is. Chaplin was able to produce and star in silent films and he still was able to get his point across. Today when people watch a movie, there are multiple…

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    Essay On Gary Sinise

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    Gary Sinise did a great job bringing the book Of Mice and Men to theaters. He gave each character a different personality and did great as playing George. Gary Sinise did everything that a five star movie needs to have and had other things in the movie which made the movie so great. The hook in the movie was good and had a very suspenseful tone to the scenes. The hook starts of by showing a girl in a red dress running. From reading the book we know that Lennie grabbed onto her dress and…

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    Textual Analysis Of Ajax

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    1) The beginning narration of the movie, or what I will call its 'proem', poses questions and makes statements about everlasting kleos through future generations knowing the names and deeds of heroes. However, one addition the moviemakers add to the movie's 'proem' is an emphasis on love. From an audience/advertising standpoint, this line is directed to those who are not hugely interested in action movies. Essentially, I see the concentration on love as a modern day scheme to entertain a wider…

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    Paddington 2 Essay

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    that we may be hard pressed to find a film more charming and endearing this year than Paddington 2. Days after seeing the film, I am still smiling, chuckling a bit even, and hoping the movie makes all the money it can. The original Paddington grossed nearly $270 million worldwide and earned two BAFTA nominations for Best British Film and Adapted Screenplay and a mutual consensus formed between critic, audience, and industry alike. With nearly everyone back for a second installment involving the…

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    YOU WATCHING LATELY? THERE ARE SO MANY AWESOME MOVIES TO DOWNLOAD THAT IT'S HARD TO DECIDE. WELL, LET'S LOOK AT THE TOP FIVE MOVIES YOU CAN TORRENT RIGHT NOW. NUMBER FIVE MOVIE ON KICKASS TORRENT The Magnificent Seven may not have impressed critics that much but you should be the judge of that. After all, how horrible can a movie with Denzel, Chriss Pratt and Ethan Hawke be? (Hint: not that bad).…

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