Raiders of the Lost Ark

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    (Donald Duck’s three nephews) was “tougher than the toughies and smarter than the smarties”. Scrooge was similar to Barks with his secrecy. Carl Barks inspired Steven Spielberg and George Lucas with the rolling-boulder scene in Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark which was originally in the 1954 Carl Barks Uncle Scrooge comic “The Seven Cities of Cibola” (The 7th Uncle Scrooge comic). Some of Bark’s stories on space travel also inspired George Lucas. Carl Barks has a street named after him…

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    council made a statement after watching the film by saying “Food, Inc., is a one-sided, negative, and misleading film about the way food is produced and sold in the United States. It is a documentary about the American food system the way Raiders of the Lost Ark was a documentary about archaeology.” The chicken council has put rules and regulations on how these chickens are treated. They regulate how much space each chicken has, the antibiotics they get and the food rations. The film discusses…

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    voices throughout his productions. Richard used themes and music called leitmotifs to define his characters and plots developing a system that is still in use today. Notable modern composers such as John Williams, who wrote the music for ‘Raiders of the Lost Ark’ and ‘Star Wars’, is one such person. Darth Vader is probably one of the best known uses of leitmotif, everyone knows Vader’s music. ‘Ride of the Valkyries’ is showcased in Francis Ford Coppola’s war epic ‘Apocalypse Now’. Wagner was…

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    Times have changed. I have seen E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982) a few times before in the past and always thought it was more aimed toward kids than adults, nevertheless, rewatching it again with newer eyes I have come to appreciate its cinematic value. The whole aspect of the film is done in such a skillful, clever, and humble way that focuses on family, friendship, and love. Given the fact that this is science fiction and dealing with a mysterious UFO landing, there is some level of anxiety…

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    Steven Spielberg Biography

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    Steven Spielberg is known as a well accredited award winning Director, screenwriter and producer. He is known for major motion films such as “Jaws” “The Color Purple” and “Schindlers List”. Making a career out in the media business isn’t the easiest to do. Many people even go to college and major in film, journalism, etc. and never get their big break to share their work on big screens or in magazines or even publish a book. Yet Steven did amazingly well. Spielberg was born December 18th, 1946…

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    other composers such as Bernard Hermann and Franz Waxman. He was a studio pianist and recorded with Henry Mancini, in film scores such as Peter Gunn (1959). Also, he composed music for popular shows such as the pilot episode of Gilligan’s Island and Lost in Space (1965-68). His first film composition was for the film called Daddy-O (1958). John won his first Academy Award for his film score for Fiddler on the Roof (1972). Fortunately, John accomplished more than a lot of musicians are able…

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    Nitro-junkie & Badmotorjam I have a natural appreciation for muscle cars, classic automobiles, motorcycles et al. I also love movies, and my penchant for these appreciations means life stories are analogous to all things with engines and celluloid. What’s even better is there is never a shortage of stories to tell. Last week’s adventure at the pump was eye opening for me anyway. Yet, I have noticed that whenever someone sticks their neck out to write about the topic of masculinity, some people…

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    The psychological condition of understanding is not binary. Life is understood by all through different lenses, and that lens is known as perspective. One’s frame of reference creates their outlook, and that outlook generates an individual’s reality. Emotions, intellect, and feelings represent the spectrum of an individual’s kaleidoscopic reality, though all are displayed at one point in time, and at another point in time their arrangement may be entirely different, the colors remain the same.…

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    Steven Spielberg Influence

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    worldwide box office of almost $500 million. This, however, is not the only blockbuster movie from this American director and producer. In 1993, Universal published Schindler’s List based on a novel from the author Thomas Keneally called Schindler’s Ark. This movie based on real life events, tells the story of a manager of a German military company during World War II, and how he makes a list out of all his Jewish workers to save from the hands of the Nazis. Magazines…

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    San Diego Super Heroes

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    person, Give him a mask, and he will tell you the truth“ Oscar Wilde In San Diego, whenever there is trouble on the streets the public would know that there will be bright lycra rushing down to save the day. Mr. Xtreme will help if a party person gets lost, Vigilante spider will handle a large group that has gotten out of control, and Grimm will handle a citizen’s arrest. These real life super heroes are members of an elite and secretive group called: The Xtreme Justice League. The group will…

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