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    Lincoln Movie Negotiation

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    The biopic movie entitled “Lincoln” directed by Steven Spielberg on 2012, is focused on the sixteenth president of United States of America, which is Abraham Lincoln to end the civil war and forever ban the slavery during his second term in the House of Representatives in 1865. However, Lincoln is pertained that once the war ended, his Emancipation Proclamation might be rejected by the court and the Thirteenth Amendment will be crushed. As the Republican prioritized to end the war immediately,…

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    The Color Purple, directed by Steven Spielberg, illustrates the consequences of abuse and staying with the abuser. Victims are not at fault for staying with their abusive spouse, for the abuser deliberately manipulates and traps them. In addition, women are restricted by society’s stereotypical…

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    In addition to a lot of just very wealthy people (one of them later told that he had entrusted Bernard $11 million, that is 95% of his capital), the list included several dozen large charitable foundations (including, for example, charitable Steven Spielberg Foundation) and the world's leading banks. It cannot be said that Bernard's activity did not cause any questions. One day, it even came to a scandal. A meticulous expert publicly stated that the results of his fund's activities declared…

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    Alice Malsenior Walker is an American writer who was born in a poor family and now has a book that is an American classic. She used her experiences to help her write the majority of her work, the most famous being, The Color Purple. Walker had a BB gun accident when she was a child and it impacted her life tremendously and gave her opportunities to go to college where she was influenced to become a writer. Her writing style belongs to the Contemporary or Postmodern era of literature that is…

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    Color Purple, an award winning book written by Walker which was also produced into a film, has many examples of colorism. Celie, the main character of the novel is brutally abused by both her father, and her husband. In the 1985 film directed by Steven Spielberg, Celie’s father is approached by a man who wants to marry her sister Nettie, instead her father offers Celie to him: “I can let you have…

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    To this day, one of the most well known American swindlers and criminals of the administrative field is Bernard Madoff. The opportunist made it seem as though he was a caring nice individual that could be trusted, but the real truth was that he was a crazed and greedy criminal. It came as a shock to most people when he confessed to the crimes he had committed because he was a master at hiding the person he truly was. The people he worked so closely with believed in him and trusted him whole…

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    Goodfellas Film Analysis

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    “As far back as I can remember, I always wanted to be a gangster. To me, being gangster is better than being president of the United States.” It is the first voice over line from Henry in Goodfellas; and it also sets the tone of the whole film. Martin Scorsese builds an incredible but also cruel gangster world in 146 minutes. Scorsese tells us a story from the angle of the most basic and lowest level gangsters. It is also the same story-telling angle in Mean Street. We can feel the main…

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    Dakota Daulby Essay

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    is going to be able to tell it right except you. I remember my first read-through. We're all sitting around a massive table, and I'm reading across from actors I've seen my entire life: Noah Wyle, Doug Jones, Will Patton, Moon Bloodgood, on a Steven Spielberg show! It was definitely a pretty amazing first introduction to the world of…

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    What does it mean to play god? If you’re Hollywood, it means tinkering with what man was never mean to tinker with: the genetic code. In movies, genetic modification is almost always portrayed in a negative light, often under the guise of man “playing god” when he was not meant to. GATTACA’s unethical eugenics, Interstellar’s lack of crop diversity, Jurassic Park’s unforeseen mutations, and Splice’s dangerous hybrids are all examples of how movies are often designed with genetic modification as…

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    Cloning and Genetic Have you ever felt like you could be better than you are right now, or wondered why your not as good as other people on certain projects? Ever wondered why we have not found a cure to cancer or a cure to Aids? For me I have always imagined asking a genie in a bottle for different wishes, most for money and things I cannot afford. But I have also wished many a times for a better body, to be more gifted in athletic activities, and I would love to have different hair colors. I…

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