...their importance in the film industry. Out of all the movies I have seen, the only one that had emotional impact with me was the 2008 film, Batman – The Dark Knight. The movie shows the dangerous impact of criminals in Gotham city and how to deal with it. Batman, Bruce Wayne was played by (Christian Bale). Bruce with out the batman suit is a rich and carless guy who has one goal in life “Girls”. However, the real Batman is very controversy to this, he acts as an uncovered honor hero who wants to protect Gotham city from criminals, especially the Joker (Heath Ledger). The joker has nothing important in his life. Everything is worthless he killed for only one purpose, fun. The joker started in the movie by interrupt a group of criminals who are scared by the new Gotham’s hero, Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart) the district attorney who is aiming to be the next governor, and if he reduces the amount of crimes in Gotham city he may have a better chance to be the next governor. However, after an incident made by the Joker Harvey’s face was burned, also his mind too was burned with criminal thoughts. The Batman and lt. Jim Gordon (Gary Oldman) decided to cover Harvey’s last attempts as a criminal and let him die with an honor. In addition, Harvey and Bruce both have some emotion to Rachel Dawes (Maggie Gyllenhaal). The movie shows great fights between the two main characters Batman and The Joker. Batman wanted the most to arrest the Joker and brings him to the justice. However, the only concern...
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...film industry. Out of all the movies I have seen, the only one that had emotional impact with me was the 2008 film, Batman – The Dark Knight. The movie shows the dangerous impact of criminals in Gotham city and how to deal with it. Batman, Bruce Wayne was played by (Christian Bale). Bruce without the batman suit is a rich and carless guy who has one goal in life which is of any Billionaire and that’s luxurious life. However, the real Batman is very controversy to this, he acts as an uncovered honor hero who wants to protect Gotham city from criminals, especially the Joker (Heath Ledger). The joker has nothing important in his life. Everything is worthless he killed for only one purpose, fun. The joker started in the movie by interrupt a group of criminals who are scared by the new Gotham’s hero, Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart) the district attorney who is aiming to be the next governor, and if he reduces the amount of crimes in Gotham city he may have a better chance to be the next governor. However, after an incident made by the Joker Harvey’s face was burned, also his mind too was burned with criminal thoughts. The Batman and lt. Jim Gordon (Gary Oldman) decided to cover Harvey’s last attempts as a criminal and let him die with an honor. In addition, Harvey and Bruce both have some emotion to Rachel Dawes (Maggie Gyllenhaal). The movie shows great fights between the two main characters Batman and The Joker. Batman wanted the most to arrest the Joker and brings him to the justice...
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...the search of the books that the people hide from the society. So there is a fireman which name is Montag, he is the kind of people whose search books to burn them. So he was doing his job well until one day he went to a house to burn the books, but the problem was that not only did the books get burned, also an old women get burned wit h the fire of the books because she put them on fire with her in the middle of the books. After that Montag starts reading books and here is the controversy, because a fireman who is supposed to burn books also has some books to read them. So that kind of summary that I did it before it could be applied for the book and the movie. So I will start talking about some difference between the book and the novel. Clarisse is one of the principal characters of the book and novel, but between both there are a lot of differences talking about her. First of all, Clarisse in the novel is 17 years old and she was a student, but in the movie she has 22 and she was a teacher, the only similarity in this is that in both cases she was dismissed from the school, for apparent “antisocialism”. Also Clarisse in the novel she was killed by a fast car, and in the movie she escaped out of the city after her family was captured. Talking about Montag, there is no Mechanical Hound in the novel which “betrays” Montag is the pole. Other difference between the novel and the book is that the name of Montag’s wife in the novel is Mildred, and in the film is Linda. So this...
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...Beowulf, the movie differs in various ways from the original poem, including some degree of deception on Beowulf’s part and the characterization of the cast, it is still an amazing work displaying a heroic, super human being that in the final moments ultimately sacrificed his own life for the sake of his kingdom. Beowulf, the film is about a monster slaying, heroic, seemingly superhuman man that sails to Denmark to slay Grendel, the demon spawn offspring of King Hrothgar and Grendel’s mother, a water demon portrayed by Angelina Jolie. King Hrothgar closed the mead hall in following an attack of Grendel, but Beowulf is adamant that in order to draw out Grendel, they must reopen the hall and celebrate. Beowulf encourages his men to sing, knowing how Grendel does not like loud noises, and as he guessed, Grendel is pained and irritated by the noise and attacks Beowulf and his men. Beowulf, wanting a fair fight, undresses and takes on Grendel unarmed. Grendel is in fear of Beowulf and tries to escape once his arm is wrapped in a chain, but Beowulf uses the door to rip Grendel’s arm from his body, ultimately killing him. Beowulf is awarded the...
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...Ghibli Distributed by Toho Release dates 17 April 1988 Running time 89 minutes Country Japan Language Japanese REVIEW The movie told about world war II. During world war II, Japan and America were enemies. The people were poor and hungry. During events like planes were bombing, the Japanese go to safe houses called shelter that secure them. After bombing there was “black rain”. In the movie the characters Seita and his younger sister Setsuko, must go to the shelter before the planes with bombs will arrived. This gave me knowledge about the happenings during world war II. I only thought before that only our country, Philippines was affected. After the bombing, His mom died because of too much injuries and burns. I felt sad because the main character Seita, saw his mother wearing bandage all over her body and saw her death. Because he wanted to not hurt his sister’s feelings, he kept his mother’s death as a secret. He was such a caring brother. If I was on his feet, I will do the same. Setsuko was such an innocent child. On the other hand his father was a soldier and can’t take care of them. That’s why they went to their aunt. At first, the aunt was caring just like a mother. I thought they were now in a good hand. But she became unfair. To be able to eat, they dig the food they stored under the ground because their house was burned. Actually in the movie, no more infrastructures were shown. After that Seita traded his mother’s kimono for 15 kilograms of rice. But again, their...
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...The story takes place a few miles from New York City in 1968. The reader is introduced to a nine-year-old boy who is dropped off at a theatre with his friend in the outskirts of the town. The theatre plays horror-films, which excite the boys. As they enter the theatre they knew this wasn't a regular movie theatre. A black man served them their drinks and as they sat down on the front row they discovered that they were the only whites in the theatre. Their instinct told them to fly, but at the same time the theatre went crazy as a werewolf attacked its victim on the screen. All the black kids stood up screaming. The two white boys had never seen such a reaction. After the movie-show the boy and his friend decided to go to this theatre every Saturday. One day everything changed. Martin Luther King was murdered and the black section of the town went berserk. Buildings were burned down and the police arrested many of the black men. That Saturday the boy went to the theatre alone because his friend didn't dare. As a scary scene came up the boy screamed. He was met by angry looks from the black kids who had stayed silent. Now he knew that something had changed in the theatre. B: The small town in which the boy lives is divided into two sections the western section and the eastern section. The town is segregated and the blacks live in the poor eastern section while the whites live in the rich western end. Of course a few black people work in the western section as school...
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...The movie Shutter Island is directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Leonard Dicaprio was released February 2010. The movie is based off the book of the same name. The book was written by Dennis Lehane. The book was written in 2003. The movie is set in Boston in the 1954. It started out with two U.S Marshall, Teddy and Chuck looking into the disappearing of a woman on a secretive mental institution for the criminally insane. Aschecliffe Hospital is a highly security federal asylum for the criminal insane. The only way on and off the island is the ferry. Upon reaching the Island, Teddy and his partner Chuck is brief on the patient that disappears from the island. The patient name is Rachel. Rachel was sent to the asylum because she drowned her three children and is in the stage of denial. She believed that she is still at home in Massachusetts Villages and that the other patients and staffs are her neighbors. While investigating the disappearing of Rachel, Teddy started having constant hallucinations, dreams and delusions about his wife. In one of his dream his wife appears to him and told him that the man who started the fire that killed her, Andrew Laeddis was stilled on the Island along with Rachel. While exploring and searching for the escaped patient, Teddy and Chuck had to seek shelter from the hurricane that reeking hell on the Island. While waiting out the storm in a building Teddy told Chuck about his traumatic experiences that he had while he was a solider in the war...
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...plant anarchy in the city of England so they could overthrow Norsefire, which is a party symbolic to a Nazi Regime. The plot in the film shows various symbols to have the viewer interpret for him or herself. The protagonist’s “Fawkesian” mask, his single lettered name, and the movie he watches within the...
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...In this paragraph I will be bringing up the points on why the book of Freak the Mighty is better than the movie. I will also be giving some similarities and differences between the two versions. One similarity is that Freak gave Max a book called Freak the Mighty. In both stories, Freak told Max to write down all the tales of the quests they went on. Also, Max got the book in both the movie and the book it allowed him to end the story of Freak the Mighty. Another similarity is that Freak lied to Max about the bionics. In the book, Freak took Max to a lab and told him that he would be getting a bionic body and that he would be the first bionic human. Freak did that in the movie as well. There are many differences but here are a few. First, in...
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...Books and movies can be similar and very unique at the same time. They can have different characters and different scenes. In the Fahrenheit 451 movie, Clarisse has different roles in the movie than in the book. She has a different age and job, she doesn’t die, and she replaces Faber. First of all, Clarisse is older in the movie than in the book. In the book, Clarisse is 17. In the movie, Clarisse is 20. This makes Clarisse seem more mature. Also instead of being a student, like in the book, Clarisse is a teacher. In the movie, Clarisse loses her job and Montag is there to help her through the pain. This causes Montag and Clarisse to grow closer faster. The movie makes Clarisse look more like someone Montag would take advice from because...
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...Purpose Statement: The purpose of my speech is to persuade my fellow classmates that if you drink and drive there will be consequences. Intro: I’m sure that most of you have heard the story of Jacqueline Saburido. This was the young lady that was involved in a car accident and practically burned alive due to a drunk driver. She was on her way home from a birthday party with some of her friends. Just then a young 17 yr old boy who was headed home from a party with his friends smashed into her car due to alcohol. Two friends died on the scene and two were rescued, but poor Jacqui was pinned in the front of the car unable to move. The car caught fire in just minutes after the impact. Over sixty percent of her body was burned and to this day she has gone over fifty operations in order to survive. To begin with, I will explain a personal story. Next, the statistics that go along with drunk driving and accident are remarkable. But there are ways that you can help prevent it. I. An incident happened just this year on the night of Halloween. A. Sitting at home that night watching the movie Halloween with my family and girlfriend. 1.Just minutes after the movie ended there was this loud bang out front. It literally sounded like someone had ran into one of our cars in the driveway. We look out the front window and see that across the street there was a Jeep Cherokee that had smashed into a tree. We all ran out to see if everyone was ok and my mom was calling...
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...The movie Left Behind was a three part movie about the book of Revelations and the end of times. In the first movie there was a group of people who were left behind after the rapture. A man named Buck Williams was a news reporter who was left behind who was christian and believed in God. He took it upon himself to help people give themselves to God so that they could also get into Heaven. There was also a man named Rayford Steele who was a pilot and was flying a plane when people started disappearing. When people started realizing what was happening there was a lot of chaos. He worked alongside Buck to spread the truth and let everyone know what was really going on. In the second movie Buck realizes that a man named Nicolae Carpathia is the...
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...The film Fahrenheit 451 created by Ramin Bahrani came out May 19, 2018 and it is 1 hour and 40 minutes long. It is a drama/ science fiction movie that is based on burning books but has a lot of more meaning to it. This movie is set in the future and is about freedom and individuality. The purpose of this movie is to show the audience the perspective of the future and to change the way they view things. This movie takes place in the future and the protagonist is Guy Montag. In this film he is a fireman who seems pretty happy with his life until he meets this girl named Clarisse who is his neighbor. Beatty is also one of the main characters in this film that plays Montag’s fire captain. In this film books are banned and anyone who is caught reading them is considered a criminal. The people who enjoy reading books are called eels. In the beginning of the film Montag is devoted to his job but over time is wanting the knowledge that comes in the books that he has burned his whole life. Throughout this film he becomes obsessed with books and changes him to start rebelling against society....
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...The battle above the clouds place in the city of Chattanooga and the Tennessee River. Sherman won that battle. In 1864, Sherman’s army was headed to Atlanta. By the summer of 1864, Sherman’s had burned Atlanta to the ground calling it “gone with the wind”. Sherman started his march to the sea. Sherman next goal was to burn down Savannah. By the end, Sherman burned 30-to-60 mile wide path all the way through that 250-mile stretch of farm land between Atlanta and Savannah. However, in the eastern theater, Grant was make his move toward Richmond, called the Wilderness Campaign. Grant plan was to overwhelm Lee’s army with superior number (page 102). In April 1865, Lee surrendered Grant at Appomattox court house, soon after, Johnston surrendered to Sherman. The war was finally over. There was many consequences of the civil war: the union of American state was saved, slavery was abolished, the question of state rights versus national sovereignty was finally settled, the political dominance of the south within the national government was destroyed and arguably, all of the first four consequences listed above were positive change in this country’s history (page 102-103). I really enjoy read this lesson. Gone with the Wind, is my favorite movie, so it was fun learned the background of the movie. I will love to learn more about Sherman March to the Sea. Over all, this was my favorite lesson in the unit. ...
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...for a living. The movie Ladder 49 has something to do with the wholistic reflection of man as human being who has the willingness to sacrifice and commit himself for a noble cause. The movie shows that an employee is not only a person, but he is also a father, a husband, a friend, a mentor and a coach. After I finished watching the film it came to my senses that work is really personal to a person. That, whatever conflict and concerns arise in the workplace , your relationship with your family is also affected and you are also bothered and disturbed to some extent. Good for you if you have a wife like Linda who has been very supportive to Mike all along. Jack's son was also affected by being sad when he saw his dad being hurt . It shows that your family is always there when you need them and you don't like seeing them feeling that way. The movie is also a reflection of work versus family and work over family. Jack has to perform his duty as a fireman that when you commit to your creed , there is no second thoughs and reservations. The initiative of Jack to pursue his career in saving one's life is really a means of survival as well as his sympathy and empathy for burned colleagues and rescues, since he is also a family man. A family man who has wife and children that needs his time and attention. Courage is really what Jack has because of the question “ why are you coming in, while all are going out”? as being asked by one of the characters in the movie. In terms of how...
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