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    Change is inevitable. Change is also necessary for people to develop. “Finding Forrester” has many examples change. A black teenager named Jamal, who is a literary enthusiast, hides his intelligence and; appear to be an average kid in high school. Jamal's friends however, are a diffrent story. Not only are they the stereotypical teenagers who cause trouble but they also try to bring Jamal down to their level. They dare Jamal to rob an apartment. Jamal, going against his beliefs, breaks into the…

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    “Good Will Hunting” is an intense therapy with melodramatic elements that tries to push people who are not ready to be pushed and to try of changing their dramatic life. By using melodramatic elements the filmmaker tries to show to the audience that even of having a dramatic life, with some help and love everything can be overcome. The aggressive and problematic character of main movie character has roots since his abusive childhood. With this melodramatic elements, like the bad behavior of the…

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    Will Hunting- Impulsive, Fixated, & Unopen to Experience Michelle McDevitt Student at University of Michigan – Dearborn Abstract Will Hunting is the main character from the movie Good Will Hunting (Armstrong, Gordon, Weinstein, Weinstein, & Van Sant, 1997). Will is incredibly intelligent, loyal to his friends and has the potential to do great things. He is also deeply flawed, the ones that I will be focusing on in this paper are from two humanistic perspectives and one behavioral perspective.…

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    There are several qualities that made me choose the film, Good Will Hunting. The main reason was the emotions that I felt when I watch the film for the first time. As I watched the film, I became engulfed in a world that was very similar to mine. From the story plot to the characters, each aspect of the film seemed to demonstrate the central theme of the film, which was the ability for the protagonist to grow as a person. Will begins the film by being distant from others, which is a common…

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    In the novel Slam, Slam lived in the hood. Slam had been very talented at basketball but not so much at school. In the book the kids called the main character Slam. Slams real name is Greg Harris. In the movie Finding Forrester, Jamal Wallace was a good kid. Jamal did great in school and both on the court. There are many differences and similarities in both the novel Slam and the movie Finding forrester. In the book Slam, Greg harris went to Carver school. Then, Slam had to move schools not…

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    Body: A Good Day to Die, Olivia Polos Head: The film A Good Day to Die is a documentary following the life of Dennis Banks, a founder of the American Indian Movement (A.I.M.). The documentary begins with a synopsis of Banks early life, consisting of family life and boarding school. The film continues to follow Dennis Banks through his service in the military. After that, Dennis moved to Missouri. He was married and had 4 kids. Also, it explains how Banks turned to alcohol. This resulted in a…

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    Backstory lorence exciter is a rich man that owns an oil company in hollywood he also played in movies in hollywood. One day lorence went to a baby store to buy passafire and stroller. So he went home to his wife and his wife was happy because he remembered about her baby. Then a couple days later her water broke and she started to breath deeply and she had to call 911 because her husband was at work and she was at home so the ambulance to pick her up. Then she called her husband and lorance…

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    Virgil Grissom was a Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Air Force, He later was an astronaut for NASA. He was one of the first to be chosen by NASA for the mercury missions. Virgil Grissom was the second American in space during his first flight assignment piloting Liberty Bell 7 on July 21, 1961. The second mercury flight was a suborbital flight that lasted 15 minutes and 37 seconds. Then once landed the explosive bolts on the door unexpectedly blew open and the spacecraft flooded. Grissom…

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    be astronauts and then chose seven of those pilots who later became known as the Mercury Seven (Spangeburg and Moser 28). The Mercury Seven are the following: Malcolm Scott Carpenter, Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr., John Herschel Glenn Jr., Virgil Ivan Grissom, Walter Marty Schirra Jr., Alan Bartlett Shepard Jr., and Donald Kent Slayton (Sipiera 22). There was only one of the Mercury Seven who never was able to fly into space during Project Mercury because of a heart murmur, and he was Deke Slayton…

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    killed by the pure oxygen environment and by inhaling the smoke. Gus Grissom, an astronaut selected in the first NASA group, Ed White, selected in the second NASA group, and Roger Chaffee, selected in the third NASA group, were all killed. Grissom and White had both been to space while Chaffee was new to the space program. This was the first blow suffered by NASA as is showed that space flight, even a test flight, could be fatal. Grissom once said, "If we die, we want people to accept it. We 're…

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