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    critiques and reviews that almost any other motion picture. People were talking about the film so much when the release came out. The movie’s plot line takes place during World War II, soon after the Germans invade France. The film caught the viewers’ eyes for many reasons. First of all, this film has to be loved by all in my opinion. I think it appeals to all types of audiences. The trophy winning film appealed to the love struck audience. Most women love romantic movies, so this film…

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    Through a search on National Newspapers Core, a review written by respect film critic, A.O. Scott was found as part of The New York Times for the theatrical release. In his review from the beginning, Scott points out the purpose of the movie along with the delivery method that is unique from other financial films of similar topic. By describing how the financial crisis of 2008 occurred, the movie communicated the lead up to the…

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Zimmer was 1st introduced to film music in London during collaboration with Stanley Myers for the film “My Beautiful Laundrette”. He then started working on his own solo projects which became a success, mastering the use of combining old and new musical technologies. He got his 1st break in 1988 when he was asked to score Rain Man for Barry Levinson. This was his 1st film to win an Oscar for Best Picture of the Year and earned him his 1st nomination…

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    The Denis Villeneuve film Arrival may seem like a sci-fi film where huge slabs of rocks seem to descended from Heaven and levitate like angels. However, it is much more than just mere imagination; Arrival deals with the idea of what would happen if a different life form met Earth and its humans. How could we communicate with Aliens? Communication continues to be one of the biggest problems that humanity faces; no, this is not your 10 o’clock morning English class, but a worldwide dilemma. To…

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    watching a film would you be able to tell the main theme or focus the director had in mind? Directors use a series of tools to help get their point in the movie across. Developing a way to dissect a movie to find the theme or focus, the directors’ goal, and lastly come to a decision on the film, will aid in appreciating films more. While watching Silence of the Lambs it is pretty easy to find the theme of the movie is to catch Buffalo Bill but, strong character placement in the film steals…

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    Title of film: Psycho Review #1 Critic: Roger Elbert Title of Critique: Great Movie : Psycho Provide a basic outline of the critic’s article. Critic reason circularly how the membrane is set up and where they tape-recorded it Informs the readers on how the bear wanted it to seem Discusses the elements the grow used to force this film fortunate Summarizes the pellicle and its reputation Includes what the viewers destitution to occur (which did occur in the film) Summarize his or her evaluation…

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    Movie Review of “To Kill a Mockingbird” A good movie review can be used to either influence you or deter you from watching a movie. Most of us, use internet sites such as Fandango, Rotten Tomatoes, or even visit a film critic’s website, such as Robert Ebert, to help us decide what movie to watch. A broadcast with comedian and actress, Whoopi Goldberg, from Opposing Viewpoints in Context, was the first source I used for the movie “To Kill a Mockingbird.” Goldberg describes “To Kill a…

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    History Subject code: FTV 209 Title : French new wave and how it influenced Films today French New Wave First of all what is the French New Wave ?French New wave is a Blanket term used in the late 1950 to 60s . This New wave Was created by 4 film makers Jean- Luc Guorad, Francois Truffaut, Claude Chabrol and Jaques Rivette. They thought that films were lacking of Innovation and have become stale . So that is why they created the films which are different than others . For example there are 100…

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    Review Critique In the February 14,018 New York Times article, Sopan Deb compiled a critique of the movie, Amie and the Orphans. The movie sis about three siblings who come together after the death of their father and later go on a road trip. The three go through a moment of self-realization and understanding of each other, drawing them close to one another. The article is titled, “A Barrier Breaks: An Actress with Down Syndrome Plays the Lead.” In her article, the author answers the three…

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