The acting in this movie was brilliant, and the three main heroes of this story are Ponyboy played by Thomas Howell, Johnny played by Ralph Macchio, and Dally played by Matt Dillon. Ponyboy’s role in The Outsiders was great and the film portrayed his character very well. For example, in the fountain scene, his emotions and body language expressed a lot of worry, and it was very believable. Thomas Howell also did very well in the scene where Darry hits Pony, and he runs away. This scene was especially realistic, again
Shindler and Goeth. The performance by Goeth really shows what a real Nazi acted like back then. The film is also very graphic and I like that it has a beauty mixed with its gruesome side. Shindler really was a great character because he was funny, mysterious, flirtatious, but he had a darker side that he showed superficially. Gattaca was the best in terms of entertainment.
In doing so, she manages to suck much of the magic out of the beloved Peter Pan story. The novel's biggest problem, though, is its lack of a focused audience. Wendy herself is only nine, but the book often delves into the minds of its adult characters, and its themes (including sexuality and suicide) seem aimed at a much older reader. Percy Jackson and the lightning thief by rick Lauren Imagine finding out that myths are actually history, your father is really a Greek god, and there's a host of mythical monsters out to kill you. Well for Percy Jackson that's reality, and on top of that, he's right in the center of a dangerous controversy between the gods.
This film, primarily Charlize Theron, has received quite a bit of attention lately. For starters, Charlize has just recently won the Academy Award for best actress for her performance in this film. However, Theron did not spend much time in the makeup room in order for her to be transformed into an ugly beast, she portrayed Wuornos flawlessly. But even more astonishing is the fact that this movie is successful in getting the audience emotion to muster up some sympathy for the serial killer. In fact, at the end of this film I was more convinced in opposing the state of law punishment .To be honest, I saw this film after reading many reviews about how great Charlize was in this movie.
However, Terminator 3 had many high points and strengths to the movie. I thought the return of Arnold Schwarnzenegger as the Terminator (T-101) and the introduction of Kristina Loken as the new female Terminator was great. I really enjoyed seeing Schwarzenegger back as the Terminator. It’s the role that made him the big box office draw back in the 1990’s. Arnold is not as big in muscle or young as he was in prior movies, but I thought he was in great shape and still looked cool in black leather with dark sunglasses.
Hitchcock was at his best when he made this movie. Hitchcock’s most revolutionary and shocking film was “Psycho.” This film shocked and awed audiences around the country. Because of this Hitchcock was so far ahead of his time, this film was shunned for many years. Color had so much to do with both films as well. In Psycho, in the opening scene, Marion Crane is wearing a white bra because Hitchcock wanted to show her as being "angelic".
Simon ends up taken coops girlfriend from him. Then after Simon finds out secrects abouts his new friends, He uncovers a dangersous and burtal side that no one likes. Glass got so cought up into his new friends that he cheated for Coop on his ACT and changed his grades in the computer so that he could take a different class, with his father knowing. Althought Simon was a nerd, he was independently wealthy .Simon starts turn his new friends agaisnt each other. Simons smarts was going to take him far in life, but who know that his new friends was going to bring it to an end very fast.
The plot of this movie begins with Jones finding out that Nazis are going after a religious chest which contains the Ten Commandments with the motive of trying to hold a great amount of power. Jones then teams up with his former lover, Marion, to try and combat the Nazis and to seize the Ark for them. Jones ends up finding the Ark in a secret chamber underground, but is confronted by the Nazis and they seize the Ark for their keeping. In the end, the power overwhelms the Nazis and they are eliminated by the spirits of the Ark and in turn, Marion and Jones bring the Ark back to the United States where the government stores it away for safekeeping.
The movie’s Lois Lane is Roxanne Ritchi, a beautiful and fearless television news reporter. “I make evil look good” When at a certain point, Metro Man is accidentally beaten by Megamind and is assumed dead, Megamind faces an enormous crisis. Without an opponent he has no purpose in life. Miserable and bored, Megamind came to a position were he had to create a Metro Man replacement. Using his great but imperfect magic, he transforms Hal, the nerdy redheaded cameraman for the local television station.
I think that the opening credits were connected to the first scene where the camera shows us the first characters face who comes out to be Amerigo. He had very sad expressions on his face and they did not seem to be too sad or too low. The emotions were somewhere in between plus he’s telling a traumatic story about his daughter Katherine. I think that the music in the movie had a very close connection to the emotions…because it is the music which gives a perfect boost to complete an emotional scene. There is no such thing as an emotional scene being filmed