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    fear or sadness. “Till it's gone” played a large part in one of my favorite movies, Black Mass, starring johnny depp. the song helps build suspense and fear throughout the movie. The movie is one of my favorites because of the soundtrack, and the best song on that soundtrack is “till it's gone” by yelawolf. without the song, Black Mass would not of gotten the same reaction from me and many others who have watched the movie. The specific lyrics of the song speak to the listener words of…

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    A football field may be an exciting place where touchdowns are scored and games are won and plays are made, however from the eyes of a football player the field goes much deeper than that. As a former football player I can tell you that on that field, we are not a team, we are a family. Some of us hate each other and some of us are best friends, but when the game stands tall we are brothers. The movie that most accurately displays this brotherly bond regarding football players is Remember the…

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    Listening Stereotypes

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    Biking through the blizzard in a flatland forest with my face red and frozen I’m listening to the Beauty and the Beast soundtrack when all of a sudden I find someone biking beside me, I take off my headphones to say hi, as he hears the song “to be human again” belting out of my headphones he laughs and proceeds, making me feel if I had said something wrong, once I get to school I realize he has told my entire class about me listening to disney and they all proceed to call me childish and gay,…

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    Slavery was a dark and controversial time in the United States’ history. Many historians, writers and filmmakers have tried to use their talents to analyze, dissect and portray the different perspectives and stories that have come from that time. In The Birth of a Nation, Nate Parker stars and directs a film that tries to artistically broadcast the famed slaved uprising as an inevitable and heroic stance. The movie illustrates Nat Turner’s story while, filling the gaps of the tale since not much…

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    convey the usually highly contested arguments or political views. I believe that Michael Moore’s style is effective however his content and behavior does sometimes come across as mildly rude or business orientated rather then empathetic. The music/soundtrack brings a more sarcastic side to his film and adds a type of dark humor to his films. Both these techniques are distinctive to Michael Moore and in the case of Bowling for Columbine are used in a strong way to open America’s eyes to their…

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    Grizzly Men Analysis

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    Grizzly Men and The Grizzly Man An analysis of two Werner Herzog documentaries By Leon Kavanagh 16/11/14 Year 3 Film & Television Production Word count: Herzog’s immense gift for coaxing such human performances from his subjects is undeniably present in his documentary features. There is no tabloid longevity, but true beatification of the human spirit to triumph and over come the minutest of odds. Growing up in a worn torn Munich, Herzog moved to the remote Bavarian village of…

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    but the ones that are featured look good. The giant “MENU” button displayed at the bottom of the screen is rather distracting at first, but becomes a little less obtrusive as you become engrossed in the story. We’ve got nothing but praise for the soundtrack, which includes some beautiful tunes, including the theme song, Take Off Your Mask, featuring Japanese vocals by Kuyuri. The other tracks are also really good, particularly the piano based ones, like “Ochiba”. The game features an “EXTRAS”…

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    Layers Of Fear Analysis

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    With thunder crackling and rain pouring down, the first tick in the box of horror cliches is marked within seconds of playing Layers of Fear. That's not to say this psychedelic horror-adventure doesn't offer anything original. Starting out in a seemingly empty 19th-century mansion certainly sets an uncomfortable tone, and aided by the rambling narrative of an artist who has completely lost his mind - Layers of Fear is consistently unsettling. While you could be forgiven for thinking the…

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    On September 1, 1954, Rear Window was released into theaters. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock, it follows a man, L.B. “Jeff” Jeffries, who is confined to his apartment in a wheelchair and passes the time by watching the everyday activities of the residents of his apartment complex out his back window. During this time, he thinks he sees one of his neighbors murdered by her husband, and with the help of his friends, he proves his neighbor’s murder and her husband’s guilt. The main characters are…

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    The Theory of Everything With Eddie Redmayne as Stephen Hawking, James Marsh present us an amazing biography of this brilliant physicist. The plot is about the life of this famous physicist that is studying the creation of the universe, and he is trying to discover an equation that explains all about this creation. He lives at the university campus where he studies too. One day Stephen met Jane Wilde (Felicity Jones), a "medieval poetry of the Iberian peninsula" student. As you might spect,…

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