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    Ethics In Film

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    the topic of whether or not it is ethical to allow criminals to make monetary gains from the retelling of their crimes and lives through books and films. There is much debate on this topic as well as laws prohibiting criminals from profiting off of their crimes. There are several different methods used to retell the criminal’s story. The two most popular methods are through the use of film and books. Typically, these books are well received by critics and audiences alike. The USA has put into…

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    is about the brutal murders of a prominent family from a small town in Kansas. In 1990 Martin Scorsese directed the true crime movie, “Goodfellas”, a film based on Nicholas Pileggi’s non-fiction book Wiseguy”. Goodfellas is a movie that closely portrayed the life of a real life gangster named Henry Hill, additionally detailing the rise and fall of the notorious Lucchese crime family. Goodfellas and In Cold Blood differ in themes because one relates to gangsters and other details the story of two…

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    Essay title The film Minority Report directed by Steven Spielberg (2002) is a soft sci-fi film for sci-fi enthusiast that aims to provide insight into a near-future where the police of Washington D.C can prevent crime before it occurs while following John Anderton’s journey to unveil the truths of the Precog system. However, based on the events that show conflicting perspectives of crime from the film, an analysis of criminological theories arises from specific scenes that challenge classical…

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    Haller Legal System

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    This movie portrays the law system as being unjust, and the fact that justice is served by the work of the Haller, the main character not the law system. This film also stresses the flaws of the law system, and all the flaws of the law system are due to current rules and laws. The flaws of the law system include allowing the judge to give a directed verdict, the death penalty, and plea deals. For some these may not seem like flaws but in the movie they are presented as flaws of the legal system,…

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    I chose to watch “Cradle to The Grave” for this writing assignment. “Cradle to The Grave” is an action/crime film about these “black diamonds”. The understanding of what these stones were was the basis of the plot-twist in this movie. These stones were deposited in a diamond exchange what was robbed by the protagonists as the beginning of the film. After the heist, the protagonists run into a man played by Jet Li who is an agent for the government of Taiwan, who manufactured these stones. The…

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    takes its viewers through a controversial topic: life in prison for those who committed crimes as teens. Before the mid 2000s, teenagers who murdered someone get sentenced to life without parole. The arguments that teenagers grow up and change convinced courts to reconsider giving parole to those who were convicted for their crimes made as a teen. In one case, Anthony Rolon was 17 years old when he committed a crime. He was helping his father with selling drugs but a party next doors got really…

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    Media Violence In America

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    Violence is Worse in America What makes media violence so horrible? Over the years, media has had a major impact in crime in the world. Media violence is the study of violence and aggression in a movie or television show. Why are people so attracted to the violence in movies and T.V.? “In the past the studies have shown that it isn’t necessarily violence that is the draw to these films but instead the belief that the movie will also contain thrills and suspense.”(Sarnoff- Ross) What attracts…

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    The Film Caesar Must Die

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    opinion, the film Caesar Must Die is not the most exciting film I have watched, but I did enjoy the fact that it portrayed criminals in a different light than what people are used to seeing. I believe the film moved slowly, but that might be because I spent more time reading the subtitles at the bottom then looking at the whole shot of the screen. Even though some inmates did reflect and mentioned their crimes and why they committed them, I would have liked to know more about everyone’s crimes…

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    whether it’s me or y’all or your government.” Matthew Poncelet spoke his opinion loud and clear. There are many different views on the death penalty. The two films, The Life of David Gale and Dead Man Walking put these views into perspective. David Gale has a very different background than Matthew Poncelet. They both are accused of similar crimes but, the audience soon discovers how flawed the justice system truly is. The Life of David Gale and Dead Man Walking have similarities and differences.…

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    We all know Americas most loved detective, Sherlock homes. He can solve the crimes that never been solved. Though, he is a good story character; they have changed his point of behavior when they transitioned him to film. Taking a closer look into the story and the movie version of Sherlock homes, you will understand the difference or similarities they share. We get to know homes in the beginning of the story as a gentlemen who works away from home with his friend Woston. He is smart and kind…

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