… on, but I did not always practice the religion regularly. Attending mass on Sundays was more of a habit to me than a true passion. I often attended because the church says you should attend mass, and it was also deeply rooted in my culture to go.…

… was a successful presentation of Thomas Hardy's novel. Through use of various film techniques Hardy's characters were allowed to come to life. The atmosphere and main themes in the novel are also successfully portrayed. The film effectively depicts…

… with the elimination of drug addictions, substance abuse, and substance dependence, should simply require the youth of America to watch Requiem For a Dream. It is almost certain that the film would aid with the recovery from any addiction. The…

… movie about a man with Schizophrenia or some type of Multiple Personality Disorder. But looking at the movie with an open mind and a bit more in depth, it is likely that one might notice that the main characters in the film resemble Sigmund Freud's…

… every motion picture there is usually another story, or a hidden theme, that the producer injects into the film. In the movie "Signs," there is an especially unique hidden theme dealing with coincidences. The main focus of the movie deals with crop…

… filled with superheroes has created an empire of almost epic proportions. Upon my arrival in America, two of the myriad of comic book characters on offer immediately captured my attention, - Batman and Superman. I was informed by those "in the know"…

… and triumph. It brings a flood of emotions to any viewer as everyone sees a moral for themselves, perhaps different to the next. This film is a magnificent portrayal of life in a tribe based upon ancient laws and mentality. As legend has it,…

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… gunplay, melodrama and ghosts have in common? Hong Kong cinema," according to Film Studies Professor David Cook (Cook, 1999). Fighting with swords and guns, exaggerated drama and a bent for the supernatural--ghosts, vampires and the spirits of dead…

… of Vaudeville, which before the invention of radio and television was the most popular form of entertainment in North America from 1875 until 1932. Vaudeville originated in Europe. The actual word vaudeville came from two French phrases: Val…