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    The Imitation Game, starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Keira Knightley, is a World War 2 film, based on a true story of how those of the British Intelligence cracked the codes of the Enigma, an advanced German coding machine. The film was not bashed for its historical accuracy, but some of that ease on the criticism may have been because Alan Turing has finally been given justice after 60 years. The historical inaccuracies were not major, although added up, they play a key role in the interest…

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    Régis Dubois begins his second chapter “ The “New Jack” years” with a list of events that show recognition and a better status of the Afro American. In 1983, Vanessa Williams became the first Black Miss America. A year later, the Afro American politician Jesse Jackson ran for the presidential elections. Another significant event in 1986 is the declaration of the Martin Luther King Day, specifying Martin Luther King Jr’s birthday . All this episodes echoed in the Hollywood industry. We show more…

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    Bob And Morgan Analysis

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    all the good elements I’ve mentioned with an interesting and new plot. This hasn’t influenced my thinking whatsoever and hasn’t changed anything about my previous thoughts or beliefs. The only thing I learned from this is that I finally know what Mel Gibson looks like. I haven’t gained an any more understanding of people than I did before because it’s a completely fictional movie and no one can be sure how the world would react if aliens invaded. If this movies goal is to entertain its audience…

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    Apocalypto Essay

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    To be general, any movie made in Hollywood with a budget in the millions will be geared in one direction: to make money. Take for example, the film Apocalypto, written and directed in part by Mel Gibson. This type of ‘crafted’ history is ill suited for study, for these films merely warp an already general understanding of the events they describe based on little narrative history to base it on. The film Apocalypto is one of those films: visually attractive, brash, gory and above all, degrading…

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    Though I am not a huge fan of symphony like music, I am a fan of movies. One of my all-time favorite movies would be We Were Soldiers, starring Mel Gibson. This movie is based on the book We Were Soldiers Once…and Young by Lt. Colonel Harold G. Moore. Both the book and movie are based around the first battle of the Vietnam War and depicts the soldiers, and battle, from both the Americans and Vietnamese point of view. I chose this movie because war movies are usually full of suspense, and…

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    This is a book report about the book 'In Freedom's Cause' by G. A. Henty. It is a story of William Wallace and Robert the Bruce and it is set during the late thirteenth century, when people were under the domination of English tyranny. William Wallace and Robert the Bruce were two Scottish men. They were brought up in the Providence of God, to lead their countrymen in the fight for Scottish independence. In Freedom's Cause a very dramatic and detailed story. It is accurate as it tells the tale…

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    In the Franco Zefirelli's film version of Hamlet Mel Gibson plays Hamlet and portrays him as being intimidated and not as confident when going into the fight with Laertes. Before the fight begins the king is portrayed as anxious and on edge waiting for Laertes to kill Hamlet and win the fight when he stabs Hamlet with the poisoned sword or if and when Hamlet drinks from the cup which the king has poisoned. Either way the king and Laertes want revenge and plan on getting it through a series of…

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    Apocalypto Film Analysis

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    Apocalypto is a historical film that was written by Mel Gibson. The film release happened in the year 2006 whereby, it illustrates the historical events that occurred in the sixteenth century. The historical period reflected in the movie reflects the journey of Mesoamerican tribesman. The film is set to play for two hours eighteen minutes to enhance a broad historical description of the events. This means that Apocalypto is a film that is cultivated in deep historical context making the current…

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    While this movie is one based to historical, I found that is it also just as thrilling and action packed as The Dark Knight was. This one also features an all-star cast, like Mel Gibson, Heath Ledger (Yes, he is in both!), Jason Isaacs. At the beginning of the film Benjamin Martin, in the midst of the colonies gaining their independence from the King and Monarch, is suddenly dragged into a war he never wanted to have to fight in…

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    Harold Gregory Moore was born on February 13, 1922 in Bardstown, Kentucky. He attended the U. S. Military Academy at West Point, New York shortly after the United States entered World War II. He was a qualified expert on the M-1 Garand Rifle. Now because of the war, Moore’s class instead of graduating the normal 4 years, they graduated in 3. On the last year everyone in the class needed to pick a branch that they wanted to serve in. Moore graduated from West Point on June 5, 1945 and he was…

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