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    The Matrix: A movie making Revolution The Matrix is a movie released in the year 1999, and it is considered a cult classic by many moviegoers. In terms of science fiction movies, it ranks highly on many lists and represents what critics consider to be a pioneering way of storytelling. It tells the narrative of a dystopian future. In this new reality, machines rule the world and are harnessing humans as an energy source. The humans are plugged in to a virtual reality which is popularly referred…

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    O’Brien utilizes flashbacks a great deal because he is telling a twenty year old war story. When he takes the readers into the past it is more than just a flashback. O’Brien makes it feel real, the past becomes the present. That is what creates depth. He is trying tell a war story, the best way to tell a story is to put it before the reader's eyes, like watching a movie. He skips all over in regards to time to show that there is no moral, only truth and make-believe or all truth if he wants to…

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    Anachronisms In A Knights Tale. Anachronisms are used in movies, novels, and more to make people relate and compare current day things to things in a different time period. Just like many people today don’t realize or acknowledge anachronisms some authors or writers don’t either. That’s why anachronisms are divided into two different types intentional and unintentional. Intentional Anachronisms are introduced into either literacy or artistic work to engage readers or an audience. Unintentional…

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    Tim Burton Film Style

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    Tim Burton is a movie director that works his own style even in the places that want other things. He started his career in Disney animation, which didn’t work out very well in the end. He didn't enjoy his original job as a apprentice animator, and when they moved him the designing the original characters for new movie, Disney didn’t like the result. The general unhappiness caused Tim Burton to start his own projects. These movie he created, some of which include Charlie and Chocolate factory,…

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    The Greasers Analysis

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    Synopsis: The greasers and the Socs, two rival groups in the mid 1960’s, are facing many challenges throughout The Outsiders. Ponyboy, played by C Thomas Howell, is a young teenager living with his two older brothers Darry, Patrick Swayze, and Sodapop, Rob Lowe. He is part of the greaser gang, along with his closest friends Dally, Matt Dillon, Johnny, Ralph Macchio, Two-Bit, Emilio Estevez, and Steve, Tom Cruise. The two social groups do not get along, to say the least. Throughout the movie,…

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    Gaspard Competitors

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    #34. Gaspard Ulliel’s Gelled Look A famous French actor, Gaspard is known for spotting a unique hairstyle. This includes a wet, sleek, and flat appearance that gives him a formal appearance. Those wishing to copy the actor should take caution and avoid making the hair look completely sleek wet and flat. #35. Style With Extra Volume Tapering the sides and the nape section provides those who prefer long hair with a commendable choice. To achieve this, application of wax, a product to boost…

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    too has the Western first showcased in Edwin S. Porter film The Great Train Robbery. Though overall a simple film in retrospect the way in which it pushed the medium forward was revolutionary in containing a narrative. Cowboys are the initial American heroes of filmmaking which all others pull from; Westerns as a male focused genre the central genre trope of masculinity have been constructed on a cinematic level. Action heroes and noir films can be traced back to Europe either through the…

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    Office Space Analysis

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    3.0 Conclusion In conclusion, the movie that we had been discussed which Office space is a good movie for learning about Organization Behaviour. It is because the movie had indirectly taught us that an organization must be structured well. If not, an organisation system would be disordered. Besides that, there are many types of conflicts and stress will be always happened in workplace. Thus, we must learned how to control our stress and emotional to avoid the conflict happen and broken the…

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    novel or a book it is often easier later on to develop a movie based depiction from that written work, rather than vice versa. Usually movies are able to improve upon the details of a book and give visual representations for understanding, while if a film is created beforehand then there are parts that must be shortened or cut out completely making it difficult to edit and create into a written form. The graphic novel Ghost World by Daniel Clowes served as a good template for the making of the…

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    Introduction Many films are loved because they are “good”, their aesthetic merits fulfill a specific role for the audience. The Room, directed by Tommy Wiseau, is a different story. The Room is often called “the Citizen Kane of bad movies”- it features wooden acting, cheap production values and a completely nonsensical script. It seemed as though this film would disappear, but soon after its release, The Room developed a strong cult following. Theaters would show the film at midnight to excited…

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