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    Summary of the story line This movie is set at the Headquarters of Google in California. The movie begins with two men, Billy McMahon and Nick Campbell who are the two main characters. These two men are salesmen who sell watches. Their company closes down because their boss, Sam, believes that watches are out-dated since people would rather check the time on their phones. Billy begins to look for a new job on his laptop. When he is on Google’s home page, an idea comes to his mind. Nick, in the…

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    include movies such as A Few Good Men, Fight Club and V for Vendetta, these are all well-known movies in the current and past generations and have been known to stand the test of time and they also match the template of the hero’s journey. The call to adventure is what all of the films protagonists have to go through to begin their adventure, for the main character in A Few Good Men, Lieutenant Daniel Kaffee the call to adventure is when he is assigned the case of trying two men for the murder…

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    Sorkin wrote A Few Good Men to try to communicate one major theme: what makes a person good or bad, hero or villain, altruistic or egoistic is all very subjective and depends on whoever is judging the person, and their personal life experiences and biases. This message shows up in almost every character, from the obvious protagonist Kaffee to the lesser side characters Ross and Kendrick. No one thinks they are the villain, and “villainous” people almost always think what they are doing is…

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    One movie scene that involves nonverbal communication, there scene from "A Few Good Men, " when the Tom Cruise as about to confront the general about the red code he issued. The scene is in court room when Cruise is the prosecuting attorney who just decided he is about get the general to say he issued the command. It is an important scene because the lawyer that Cruise plays could get court marshaled if he incorrectly accuses the general. The scene is full of non-verbal communication. First, he…

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    The movie, A Few Good Men, is a portrayal of a military courtroom where Privet Dawson and Downey are on trial for killing a colleague, Private Santiago. Milgram wrote "The Perils of Obedience ", which describes his experiment where there is a teacher and leaner. The teacher, the actual subject, shocks the learner for every wrong answer. The volts of electricity start at 15 increasing to 450. Kelman and Hamilton wrote "My Lai Massacre" which recounts the trial and thoughts of Lieutenant Calley,…

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    In total I have direct five short films. The most notable being two shorts entitled “Together” and “Retribution”. “Together” tells the story of a young widower haunted by extreme grief who spends his days communicating with a tablet as if it were the one he has lost. When the tablet is destroyed the man begins a quest to continue his coping method. Desperate and depressed, the man hires a woman to re-create the last moments of his previous relationship, all while dressed up as the woman he has…

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    During this part, we see that throughout the story we get more and more insight into characters one part at a time. Even though soldiers constantly have problems Doc Daneeka ignores them, and catch 22 is also used as an excuse to be able to raise the mission count without any problems. Furthermore, one soldier, Milo, is all about having an assortment of foods, to do this during war time he sells things on the black market, but the only way to scale it is to get the whole government involved with…

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    ‘A Few Good Men’ is a movie which revolves around the finding the truth of the death of William Santiago, a private marine in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. This marine was always underperforming in training compared to other marines and he was completely fed up with his life as a marine as he didn’t feel that he was in the right place, since he didn’t enjoy his time there. Therefore, he requested to be transferred a number of times, and every time his request was declined. At that time Colonel Jessup,…

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    go to make another person happy? Even if it meant hurting them mentally and physically? Obeying authority can only go so far before it becomes a very unhealthy action.Sadly that is exactly what Lance Cpl. Dawson and Pfc. Downey do in the movie A Few Good Men. Also this idea is what Stanley Milgram concludes in his famous shock experiment. In these two pieces, the actions of obeying authority and taking an oath, result in “death”. Therefore, the conclusions Milgram draws from his study can…

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    The film’s opening scene shows Clyde Shelton, played by Gerard Butler, at home fixing some sort of gadget alongside his daughter as she makes a bracelet, while his wife cooks dinner in the kitchen. The first few minutes of the film give the impression of a happy family but the mood soon changes when Shelton is assaulted in his home by two robbers, Ames and Darby, resulting in the ruthless murder of his wife and daughter. Prosecutor Nick Rice, who is played by Jamie Foxx, is assigned to the case…

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