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    himself with characters like Meyer Wolfsheim. When Gatsby reveals to Nick Carraway what Wolfsheim has done, he hesitates before saying, “He’s the man who fixed the World’s Series back in 1919” (73). The saying, “You are who you surround yourself with”, shows how Gatsby surrounded himself with criminals, and eventually became one himself. Within the novel, Gatsby’s true backstory is kept hidden until the end. Fitzgerald did this intentionally, so that the reader would seek information on the…

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    Film Music Analysis: Jaws

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    Film Music dunnnn dun. dunnnn dun. dunnnn dun. dunnnn dun. dunnn dun. dunnn dun. dunn dun. dunn dun. The heavy sound of bows dragging across full basses, pulling from them one of the lowest notes in their register. A quick up-stroke, bringing out a pitch only just slightly higher than the first. The audience is on the edge of their seats waiting for the monster, the villain, the antagonist, the inevitable. They know that the evildoer of this tale will be making an entrance soon; and how do they…

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    The Perks of being a Wallflower follows an adolescent named charlie. It takes place in the city of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in the early 1990’s. At the beginning of the of the story, Charlie starts out depressed with no friends. He writes letters to this unknown person throughout the story about his first year through high school. Also on how he is dealing with the death of his friend Michael and his aunt. Charlie befriends two seniors in his High School, Sam and Patrick. Patrick and Sam are…

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    the music of Steven Spielberg’s Indiana Jones or “Eye of The Tiger” in Rocky 3. We recognize these musical pieces because they are in simple terms, remember able. But what about the shower scene in Alfred Hitchcock’s 1960 Psycho? Originally this music, which is voted as one of the scariest movie theme tunes ever, wasn’t going to be in the film. The differences that the tune makes in the film are immense, as it draws a new picture into what is going on in the film. Music in film is used for many…

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    the screenplay with the help of David Seltzer. This film had a musical environment that was not unusual for films that were made at that time. During the 1960’s-1980’s we had huge musicals such as Sound of Music, Marry Poppins, Grease, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Annie, etc. The most important part of the story is Willy Wonka himself and for this film Gene Wilder was picked to reenact Mr. Wonka (Mandell). Wilder’s character was wacky, crazy, fun, and he had frizzy hair. He was a man that…

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    “nothing” in shop class. This is the first interest charlie has show in another person. I feel as the book progresses Charlie and “Nothing” will become friends. Charlie is experiencing high school more with the help of Sam and Patrick (Nothing) as his friends. He went to a party and got stoned. Never being stoned charlie felt happy but guilty at the same time. Sam comforting him made charlie feel loved.…

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    This is because of the scene where he seduces both Brad and Janet and they both end up enjoying their time with him. However, they are immediately ashamed that they tried it out and told Dr. Frank not to tell anyone what they had done. It goes to show that society dictates how we live our lives and what is deemed normal or approved. When we deviate from the sexual stigmas we feel ashamed for testing the waters and figuring out our sexual preferences and what sort of things we may…

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    Civil War Photography

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    Nineteenth century military art emphasized heroism and ignored the horrors of war. At the beginning of the war many of Brady’s counterparts continued this style of military art in the medium of photography. They photographed Union Generals in uniform, striking Napoleonic poses. This poses consisted of a hand in their suit…

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    Drag Queen Gender Roles

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    if any, societies perceptions have changed over the last 40 plus years. This research will be revised between 1970 to the present day, which will include case studies from three major plays/films and one television show. Those being discussed will include, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Hairspray, Priscilla Queen of the Desert and Ru Paul’s Drag Race. Using the information collected, this study will also discuss when drag queens first became popular both within and outside of musical theatre.…

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    The movies that are remembered and considered good, are the ones that bring people to tears, keep people up with the threat of nightmares, the ones that make you feel empowered or powerful and the ones that leave you thinking about them days and weeks and years after you’ve watched them. The Perks of Being a Wallflower, does just this. Throughout the movie I laughed hysterically, bawled my eyes out and to this day I think about some of the more serious topics addressed in the movie. The Perks…

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