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    Brad Pitt and stars in the movie The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, playing a child born with a rare birth defect, which resulted in him aging in reverse; meaning an elder first and an infant in death.The movie depicts an orphaned child, whose mother died during childbirth and his father abandons him on the steps of a convalescent home, where an unsuspecting female, played by Taraji P. Henson stumble upon him on the footsteps of the home and raises him as her child. This film served as a…

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    MEN’S COMBOVER HAIRSTYLES Men’s combover hairstyles have been in existence for a very long time as they date back as far as the 20s. These hairstyles vary from one look to another depending on the sides and a few other specifications. Even so, at the end of the day, they give men that perfect sleek look that they are searching for. The look is outstanding and goes well whether for official, casual, or semi-casual functions. It is a perfect style to show your sense of style without feeling as…

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    The Perks of being a Wallflower follows an adolescent named charlie. It takes place in the city of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in the early 1990’s. At the beginning of the of the story, Charlie starts out depressed with no friends. He writes letters to this unknown person throughout the story about his first year through high school. Also on how he is dealing with the death of his friend Michael and his aunt. Charlie befriends two seniors in his High School, Sam and Patrick. Patrick and Sam are…

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    The Departed

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    of a 2002 film Hong Kong action movie Infernal Affairs. The movies are both based on a real-life Irish American Gangster Whitey Bulger, who was captured on June 22, 2011. In January 2003 the film studio Warner Brother’s producer Brad Grey, and actor and producer Brad Pitt bought the rights to remake the Hong Kong film Infernal Affairs (2002) from Media Asia for $1.75 million. The movie a drama, crime, thriller was produced by Martin Scorsese and written by William Monahan. The production…

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    David Ayer's Fury

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    (2014) is a film directed by David Ayer about tank warfare in the final stages of WWII. It unequivocally shows the horror and trauma of war by engaging in scenes of brutality, gore, and emotional struggle. It follows an American tank commander (Brad Pitt) and his crew as they navigate the battlefield and face German tanks which are far superior to theirs. There are many issues and debates surrounding war which are brought to light in this film and explored in honest detail. The film is set in…

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    how decent, kind or appropriate he is. In the article, Mr. Simkhai says “If you’re hot and attractive to the other person, you’ll meet them. Grammar? Are you kidding?” Just attracting someone with looks is not enough, a man can be as attractive as Brad Pitt, or Liam Hemsworth, or even Denzel Washington; but the admirer has developed this idea that grammar counts, and in a lot of ways, it should. In the culture today, society is keeping a closer eyes on young to middle aged adults (they are are…

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    areas, and furthering our education on the way their school system is ran. One example of help already given is Brad Pitt’s charity foundation Make it Right. Make it Right has built 109 homes in the Ninth Ward since Katrina; these homes are environmentally friendly, cheap to build, and cheap to live in with a monthly utility bill of about $25. (Blakeley) Although we cannot all be like Brad Pitt and create over a hundred homes, being willing to give time, money, or…

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    Both Babel and The Constant Gardener demonstrate that people live in their own world, with that world’s circumstances, within a larger interconnected world. Both films show how characters are compromised by their circumstances and how these circumstances affect their experience of their world. The directors, Fernando Meirelles of The Constant Gardener, and Alejandro Gonzáles Iñárritu of Babel, highlight the points above by making specific directorial choices and using particular film techniques…

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    Prosopagnosia, also known as face blindness affects 2% of the world’s population, which means 150 million people suffer with this on a daily basis. This disorder inhibits people from recognizing the faces of those around them including family members. Prosopagnosia wasn’t really discovered or heavily studied until 1947, by Joachim Bodamer. There are two main types of prosopagnosia, acquired and developmental. Though often not heard of prosopagnosia has been the struggle of protagonists in…

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    Religion In Fight Club

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    The characters in fight club exist in a world in which, according to Tyler Durden (played by Brad Pitt), they are “the middle children of history...[with] no purpose or place.” (Fincher, 1999). It is in fight club and its violence that the men find their purpose. In this way, the club functions as a type of religion, with its own philosophy in which…

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