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    The movie, Bourne Supremacy, is the second movie in the Bourne series, which is directed by Paul Greengrass. The Bourne series is packed full of intense action and thrilling chase scenes that keep you intrigued at all times and Bourne Supremacy is an example of the outstanding and compelling storyline that goes throughout the series. Matt Damon is the lead role as Jason Bourne, an ex-CIA assassin that got out of the system and is trying to remember who he really is, because he has psychogenic…

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    Goodfellas Genre Analysis

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    For this assignment, I have opted to take a look at a particular genre, this genre being gangster films. In order for me to tell if a film from this genre fits into the category of “gangster” I have decide to study a film called “Goodfellas”. By analyzing this movie I will be able to look at characteristics that have put this film in the gangster genre. There is also a trend that is important to the setting of gangster films, which is that most if not all gangster films happen in the hustle…

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    In most families, the role of a parent depends solely upon the relationship that they have with their children. In Alan McMonagle short story entitled Liar Liar, the author portrays the main character of the story—the father— as the epitome of a great man, in the eyes of his naive son. The main theme of Alan McMonagle’s short story Liar Liar is relationships. In the story, the father uses the gangster western films to communicate with his son in order to fulfill the desires of escaping his…

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    Llosa Y Los Perros

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    Mario Vargas Llosa was born March 28, 1936, into a middle-class family in Arequipa, Peru. He was an only son of his parents who separated a few months before he was born. Mario spent his early childhood living with his grandparents and mother who told him his father has died since she did not want to explain the divorce to him. Eventually, his father came back into his life and his parents got back together. When Mario was six, he enrolled into a Christian school. While there, he found interest…

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    To begin with, before Mario was deported to Auschwitz in 1944 he lived an easy life as a pianist in Italy but then moved to Paris,France to become a pianist there instead of Italy. In fact, on 1 August 1939 Mario had to go back to Italy to renew his visa. Mario Stayed in Italy for a while but then was detained in Italy and could not go back to Paris,France. Additionally,Mario was was detained in Italy for 5 years later the Gestapo came to Italy and Mario finally got deported to a concentration…

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    The Film “Serpico” starring Al Pacino, Follows the career of a fresh face rookie cop from his graduation at the academy to the unfortunate end of his career. Based on a true story, Serpcio discovers that he is one of the very few officers within the New York City Police Department who has no interest in accepting under the table money or participating in unethical and illegal behavior. This film highlights many errors of the NYPD in the 1960’s. It shows that at this time the police were not held…

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    The Repenting Gangster Sarah Vazquez ENFL 357 - American Film Beginning to 1945 Fall 2014 Professor Art Simon When it comes to the classic gangster genre of the 1930’s, films like Little Caesar and The Public Enemy immediately come to mind. They tell the glorified story of the rise and fall of the charismatic “badman” gangster. However, toward the end of 1930’s there was a drastic change in the film industry where societal concern over moral standards depicted in film shaped the way…

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    Mama Romma Essay

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    When looking at similarities between Gomorra and the film Mama Romma by Pasolini, it seems important to look at the parallels between characters, especially young men and their involvement with crime. This parallel is exceptionally present when considering Ettore from Mama Romma and then Marco and Ciro from Gamorra. To begin with, both of these films end with the same kind of tragedy: the death of these young men. Therefore, it seems that both of these films intend to leave audiences with the…

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    narrated a series of stories after Michael became a Mafia. Mario Puzo affected by the story of Italy Mafia when he was growing up. In 1972, Puzo cooperated with Francis Coppola - American director, screenwriter, producer, adapting the novel The Godfather into a movie. It was acted by superstar Marlon Barndo and won the forty-fifth Oscar Award for best film. During the process of adaptation, there are also some challenges in front of them. Compared with the six traditional arts, movie as the…

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    Consistently rated among the top films made of all time, Godfather trivia should be interesting to anyone with an interest in classic films. Most recently, to show how highly it is regarded, the AFI ranked it only behind Citizen Kane on one of their best movie lists. The film was based on a book written by Mario Puzo, and tells the story of the Corleone mob family. The Godfather, the novel, was one of the most successful novels of all time. The film achieved similar success and recognition, and…

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