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    Burt Pitt Character Traits

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    While struggling to establish himself in Los Angeles, Pitt took lessons from acting coach Roy London.[9][12] Pitt's acting career began in 1987, with uncredited parts in the films No Way Out, No Man's Land and Less Than Zero.[9][13] His television debut came in May 1987 with a two-episode role on the NBC soap opera Another World.[14] In November of the same year Pitt had a guest appearance on the ABC sitcom Growing Pains.[15] He appeared in four episodes of the CBS primetime series Dallas…

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    rules than my regular human world.” When Mindy Kaling included these words, in her humorous biographical book Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me, she likely did not consider genre theory in her analysis. Romantic comedy is the genre of choice for Mindy Kaling and other people looking for cheesy humor and a “meet cute” scenario, leading to an idealistic love connection capable of withstanding any obstacle the film present. Its myths about couples and their “meet cute” love story, conventional…

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    Radio Movie Analysis

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    movie Radio. I watched this film so many times in grade school, between the third grade and eighth grade I probably have seen this film a hundred times. I believe they showed us this film so we would know how to treat and how not to treat people with mental health disabilities, people who received special education services. Radio was an unliked film by the critics, Rotten Tomatoes rated the film really poorly giving it a 36% “Rotten” rating and Metacritic gave the film a 38 out of 100. Cuba…

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    , but in the case of Morrie Schwartz’s life story and message, the book has a much greater impact and allows the reader to assimilate the ideas and messages into his/her own life. You need to do a better job of introducing the film. Tuesday’s with Morrie is a biographical novel…

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    sports film genre remains one of Hollywood’s most prolific and popular forms. Famous films such as Rocky, Field of Dreams, and Space Jam are but a few of the many notable examples of the genre. Director Martin Scorsese’s take on infamous boxer Jake LaMotta, the 1980 biographical film Raging Bull, remains as one of the genre’s most highly acclaimed films, and also one of the genre’s most challenging. The film does not follow the inspirational uplifting feel highly known for in the genre. The film…

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    historical fiction and biographical films. What normally happens in this film category? In war films they are exploring battles that take place in the air, land or sea and are filled with combat and survival/ escape scenes. In historical fiction they explore past events and are set in a historical period. Biographical films are based on broadcasting the life of an individual whether they are real or fictional and events that happened during their life that shape them throughout the film. How…

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    The Film: Dana Crawford A. What is the film about? Is the subject of the film clearly presented? Cite scenes or quotes when you discuss the style. Do you feel the film is biased? Why? Is the thesis presented clearly? Is the film intended for experts or for the general public? " The film was about Dana Crawford's preservation efforts in downtown Denver. Crawford's preservation efforts included Union Station, Oxford Hotel, and Larimer Square. The film is not biased, it is visual autobiography of…

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    Godzilla Theme

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    the edge of your seat. Whether it’s a fictional tale, a love story, or to a biographical novel, there’s always some sort of suspense. In this case, I’d like to stick with the theme of a fictional destruction such as Godzilla, the movie. The original Godzilla was made in 1954 produced by the Toho Company Ltd. and has escalated greatly since. This movie, and novel of course, will always be a classic. It is a Japanese film based on a mankind destructive dinosaur who is out to ruin Japan. Godzilla…

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    filmmaking, about the film Tarnation. In relation to this, my focus is using Tarnation as a subject matter to settle the fact in autobiographical documentary, the effect of fact and fiction in autobiographical documentary, how tarnation is built upon reality effect, looking at it from an angle of character development, dramatic scenes (performative role) with the use of technology. This leads me to my question; How does fact and fiction influence Autobiographical Documentary in the film…

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    Jean-Marie Burbee American Cinema FIL-110-OL010 Professor Allen Mentz American Cinema Final July 2016 American Graffiti: A 'Coming of Age' film that left its mark In 1973, Director George Lucas released a film entitled, “American Graffiti.” Although created in the 70's, the film itself chronicles the end of summer 1962 centralized around two men and their last days of childhood before they officially become adults and their various friends still in high school. This is a time in most of our…

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