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    Lone Star Film Analysis

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    The 1996 film Lone Star, written and directed by John Sayles, is a neo-western suspense thriller set in Rio County, TX on the Mexican/American border. Chris Cooper plays a county sheriff, Sam Deeds, who returns home after his father, sheriff Buddy Deeds, played by Matthew McConaughey, has passed away. After returning home, Sam begins an investigation into the death of Charlie Wade, the long-missing and former sheriff of Rio County played by Kris Kristofferson. During his investigation, Sam…

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    The 1931 film “M”, directed by Fritz Lang, define what it means to “show than tell” even with the essence of sound to apply dialogue. Before the film started, as an audience viewer and learning more about the history of film during this era of cinema, I was expecting sound to take more control and less visual aspects. However, this film was the complete opposite of my interpretation. Throughout this response, I’ll be exploring the story, cinema elements and how Fritz allow me and the people who…

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    Original Gangstas is a film that shows the formation of gangs in Gary, Indiana through either social disorgianazation theory or underclass theory. The films centers primarily around black subculture and gangs. A key theme of the film is that the community must use the same violence as gangs do, if they want to get of the gangs. Original Gangstas was directed by Larry Cohen (1996) and is a Blaxploitation film, a type of film genre that cast black actors in low budget films that would target a…

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    dropout introduced to crime early. Bonnie’s life before crime, “her classmates remembered her as a bright student who won literary prizes in school, and who wrote poetry”(Bonnie and Clyde: original gangsters). To describe Clyde, “Both of the Barrow brothers built up long criminal records before they were 20”(Bonnie and Clyde:original gangsters). Since Bonnie was a good child her mother did not approve of Bonnie being with Clyde. When Bonnie decided to be with Clyde their crime sprees started,…

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    which Packer speaks is the crime control model and the due process model. The goal of the paper is to find a better understanding of the two models through media depiction. This paper is going to illustrate how due process and the crime control model is depicted in the movie The Lincoln Lawyer. The Lincoln Lawyer displays both the crime control model and the due process model throughout the movie. The movie does tend to focus more on the due process model more so than the crime control model, I…

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    the reality of their crimes. Media stereotypes and exaggeration create myths and great distortions in the public consciousness regarding the true dynamics and patterns of serial murder in the U.S. Because these crimes are called “serial killings” I believe that the public may think those crimes account for a large number of crimes in our nation but according to FBI statistics, serial killings account for only 1% of all murders.…

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    conducted , “Examination of crime rates in the Bronx shows that the South Bronx, an area of high Puerto Rican concentration and one of the poorest areas in New York City” and supposedly where the Hip-Hop movement began, “has higher than average juvenile crime rates” (Rodriguez 1). In New York City, from 1970-1989 the average rate of murder per year was, 1619.4 (Mitchell 5). Graffiti, along with other forms of hip-hop, was used as a means by many of these youth to stay out of the crime-ridden…

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    They are concerned that without murder rates will increase because the punishment that can scare people out of crime is gone. Another concern is the belief that people who are capable of killing mass amounts of innocent people no longer deserve to live their life. They believe they lost the right to their life as soon as they started taking others. Hugo Adam Bedau…

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    brawl only the patriarchs and the instigators of the offense are shown in Captain Prince’s office. Such perpetuates the stigma of men having the leadership role in both their relationships and in everyday life. This is heavily reinforced later in the film by the Montague patriarch forcing his will upon his daughter to either marry Dave Paris or to be disowned. He even goes so far to impose his will as to strike both the nurse and his wife and throw his daughter to the ground, all the while…

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    instrumental variable strategy to find the correlation between movie and crime. Instrumental variable was used to reduce the mistake of the experiment. The result showed that watching more violent video decreased the crime rate. This experiment also used a middle run impact; therefore, after watching the video the participants get checked after couple of days to see any violence behaviour that occurred. However, this also showed decrease of crime level. Dellavigna and Dahl’s experiment was…

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