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    The film Rosewood regales the horrific tragedy of severe racial discrimination in the small rural community of Rosewood, Florida in the first week on 1923. While the film focuses largely on the situation from a third person point of view, it does sometimes center on Mann, a fictitious character portrayed by Ving Rhames, who is a traveler home from World War One. As he enters the town, a woman in the town, Fanny Taylor (played by Catherine Kellner), is beaten by a white man, whom we see, but instead she decides to announce to the town that she was beaten, but not raped, by a black man in an effort to conceal the fact that she is being unfaithful to her husband. Immediately, the white male community bands together in search of the “black” perpetrator,…

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    In dawn of the dead Ving Rhames character hopes to make it into a military base where he believes his brother is waiting for him. In “The last testament” Carol Wetherly hopes that her husband who decided to go to San Francisco for work survived the nuclear blast. Both of these Characters find out that their loved ones are dead, and they are forced to move on. A third difference between these two movies is the hope for survival in the movies. In “The last testament” everyone knows that they…

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    Jamesy Boy: Film Analysis

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    “ I don't think i let the people in my life down by making the wrong choices, I think i let them down by convincing myself that i didn't have a choice to begin with” Jamesy boy is a 2014 american biographical crime drama film, directed by trevor white and written by white and lane shadgett. The film starts spencer, mary-louise parker, taissa farmiga, ving rhames, and james woods. It tells the true story of ex-convict James Burn. Spencer Rocco Lofranco is a Canadian actor. He made his film debut…

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    Out Of Sight Analysis

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    The mise en scène elements of acting, lighting, and color in Steven Soderbergh’s Out of Sight (1998) correlate closely with the moods of different parts of the film, contributing significantly to the film’s storytelling process. In the analyzed shot, many of these elements work in tandem to suggest to viewers a turning point in the storyline. As argued below, the mise en scène elements of acting, lighting and color in the shot of Jack Foley and Buddy packing to leave Miami function to emphasize…

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    Criminals In Pulp Fiction

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    murdering their way through life. A darker and more cynical new type of crime thriller emerged in the 1940s. Criminal and gangster films are often categorized as post-war film noir or detective-mystery films - because of underlying similarities between these cinematic forms. Crime stories in this genre often highlight the life of a crime figure or victims of a crime. They sometimes glorify the rise and fall of a particular criminal(s), gang, bank robber, murderer or lawbreakers in personal…

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    in the movie, helping them secure passage on a train leaving the town. This is problematic because John Wright as a character is not faultless. He sexualizes the young African American woman who works for him, and is seen having sex with her in the store. It could also be said that he may not have gone out of his way to save the numerous people that he did if not for his own self interests. He owned the store where a good majority of the African American residents of Rosewood did their shopping…

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    One camera angle Quentin Tarantino chooses to use over and over again during Pulp Fiction (1994) is the single shot. There are multiple scenes where there are a number of characters interacting, but the camera stays in the same location for the interaction. This single shot allows for the viewers to see what all characters are doing, but is focusing on one of the characters. Then there is the one shot, a single moment within the movie that makes you feel something. The one shot that sticks with…

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    anywhere any time soon. Still, Renner is a welcome addition to the ‘Mission: Impossible’ family. Renner seems to have grown much more comfortable in the franchise. In ‘Ghost Protocol’ I felt he was a bit stilted and wooden, here he’s much lighter and it’s his back-and-forth with the rest of the crew that makes the comedy land as hard as it does. It’s Renner and newcomer Alec Baldwin that get most of the films best lines. Baldwin almost steal every scene he’s in, there’s a great interrogation…

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    Pulp Fiction Influence

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    and arthouse films, and blended them into something completely unique to Tarantino’s personal style (Berg, 2006). From many influences of foreign and niche films, Pulp Fiction was born, but it was the way Pulp Fiction combined these influences that was so intoxicating and revolutionary (BBC, 2014). The cultural significance of Pulp Fiction is evident by examining its influence on other films and cultural phenomena, as it popularized postmodernism and non-linear storytelling the the film…

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