I don’t know, maybe I am (or was) just uptight. However, I did like movies such as, “The Shining” and “Poltergeist”. They scared me because of the super-natural aspects involved. They were good ghost stories and I do like that. No crazed individual was causing all of the chaos.
Horrors and Heroes Entertainment, in any form, often has a deeper meaning than initially assumed. For instance, one might assume that an action movie would be a typical “guy movie.” Nobody would be surprised to see fights, cars, and explosions in an action movie, in fact, it would be expected. However, if the storyline of such a movie was about love, the viewer would be caught off guard. This twist is what makes any great movie entertaining; it keeps the viewer interested and wanting to see more. Two authors that discuss this method of giving deeper meanings to stories are Stephen King (in his essay “My Creature from the Black Lagoon) and Gloria Steinem (in her essay “Wonder Woman”).
Ghost Hunting in the 21st Century By Connie LaFave Taboos in the United States are quickly becoming acceptable forms of entertainment and sources of scientific research. Christopher Columbus once declared that the world is round, and the world community laughed at this hypothesis until he proved them wrong by sailing around the world and discovering new land masses. Ghost Hunting in the 21st century is slowly changing from a once taboo and completely hypothetical field to a valid and scientific research field. Shows on television such as TAPS, Ghost Lab, and other television programs are changing the industry permanently by providing knowledge about the field, highlighting tools and evidence used to bring light to the subject, and giving background to the public as to make their own assessments of this once unknown field of scientific study. In the early 90’s, TAPS, also known as The Atlantic Paranormal Society, became one of the first teams to emerge in the television industry that brought light to the subject of ghost hunting.
A documentary made by two ghost hunters, Zak Bagans and Nick Groff, who travel to a few sites throughout Nevada, try to help in the debate of ghosts. And at their overnight lockdown at the infamous Gold Field Hotel, they ask a former custodian to acts
Realistic aesthetics in Chronicle and Exit Through The Gift Shop Josh Trank’s Chronicle is a great movie about three Seattle teenagers suddenly gain superpowers and how their lives turning into chaos with those new powers. However, that great storyline is not the most amazing thing about this science fiction movie. Some realistic aesthetics are used to turn crazy, unreal details in a Sci-fi movie into actualities or straight stuffs for audiences. In comparison to other self-filmed documentaries such as Exit Through The Gift Shop, Chronicle still has some different aspects in using realistic principles although both of them has many scenes were shot by handheld cameras. Here is a detail comparison about realistic aesthetics between these two movies.
The bone collector The Bone Collector by Jeffrey Deaver is a story about a paralyzed criminologist who, with the help of a beautiful sidekick, Amelia must uncover clues left by a psychotic killer known only as the “Bone Collector”, before he claims another victim. This book is chillingly fascinating and horrifyingly realistic. Full of grueling investigations and terrible discoveries, it brings new meaning to the phrase “chilled to the bone.”Its starts out when a man and a women in the summer of the late 90’s in New York City awaits their chauffeur at the airport ,but he never shows up. Therefore instead they decide to take a taxi to their destination. As they ride in the taxi they tell the driver where to take them but he completely ignores them.
In addition, viewers will know more about the battle between forces of good and evil in this movie. More meaningfully, I realized myself that Harry Poter and the Deathly Hallows (Part 2) help me to believe about the power of love. Love is more clearly in this movie, so this is a reason why I enjoy it more than any movie in the series. Harry Poter and the Deathly Hallows (Part 2) continued with the concluding scene of Part 1 (2010) when Voldermort (Ralph Fiennces), a powerful evil wizard, obtained the Eder Wand. Harry Potter(Daniel Radcliffe), Ron Weasley (Rupert Grint) and Hermione Granger (Emma Watson) searched for Voldermort’s Horcruxes to destroy them.
Or, are ghosts just figments of our imagination, something we dream up, in hopes of excitement in our boring lives? Ghosts are questionably true visions, believed to emerge from humans or animals that were once alive, but are now dead, usually represented by the sight of something unexpected or remarkable, but often indicated their presence through sound, smell, or touch (Ghosts 2007). We have all heard many ghost stories in our lifetime and the purpose of this paper is to educate the readers of the truth behind ‘ghosts.’ The idea of ghosts exists in all cultures. Ghost sightings have been happening, and have been reported and have been documented, since one of the first notable ghost stories was reported in the first century A.D. Pliney the Younger was a well-respected Roman statesman and author. In the first century A.D., he reported seeing the ghost of an old man with rattling chains and a long beard at his house in Athens (History Channel 2012).
After all, a little bit of fantasy can lead us to achieve great things. "It is our intention creates our reality", as quoted by the author and lecturer Wayne Dyer. This means that our actions create what we are as individuals. As Dr. Seuss once said, "Fantasy is a necessary ingredient in ingredien life. It is a way of looking at life through the wrong end of a telescope, and allows us to not take life too seriously. "
You knew something had to happen next, but you never knew what it would be, although you could make an infinite amount of guesses. Another example of an extremely good movie that keeps you guessing is “Shutter Island.” This is one of my favorite movies, because it really makes you think. A detective is sent to go investigate an escape that happened at this mental institution that is