Flash forward of her stealing a baby, as child services have taken her child * Talks to man on bike whilst running- flash forwards of man shows he will get beaten up, taken to the hospital where he meets a nurse and they get married * Runs past a group of nuns * Car coming out of building narrowly misses Lola and hits an oncoming car * Lola enters the bank where her father works. * She walks past a lady that works there- flash forward of lady- shows she is in a car accident and decides to take her own life at the hospital * She finds her father with his mistress. The conversation Lola and her father have indicates that he does not know his daughter very well (he is unaware she has a boyfriend) * Lola’s father refuses to help her and she is forced out of the bank * Split screen of Lola, Manni and clock * Manni decides to rob supermarket on the next street * Lola arrives, and both rob shop and manage to escape only to be surrounded by cops * Manni throws bag of
When Ron carelessly throws a burrito out of his car window at a passing motorcyclist, things get ugly and result in the motorcyclist kicking Ron’s dog Baxter off the highway bridge and into the sea. Devastated, Ron is unable to pull himself together in time to report the news. Seeing her chance, Veronica takes this chance to fill in for Ron’s news reporting. Not unpredictably, Veronica takes San Diego’s approval and is appointed co-anchorman, to Ron’s disgust. But Veronica seems to be getting too carried away, and one day she changes Ron’s news script, fooling him to say some very bad words on national television.
Distinctively visual elements shown by composers help alter an individuals perspective on the text. A text is constituted to be distinctively visual by the images and techniques used by the composer. These elements are evident in the film ' Run Lola Run ' directed by Tom Tykwer and Shaun tan's award winning picture book, 'The red tree'. 'Run lola run' tells the story of a red-haired ,fiery girl named Lola which needs to acquire 100,000 german marks , in order to pay off her boyfriends debt with the gang lords. Failure to pay the money within 20 minutes will result in her boyfriend being killed.
He invested most of his savings into an expensive car that he doesn’t have insurance on. The car is rising in value, and Bob plans on eventually sell it and live comfortably on the profits. One day, while out for a drive Bob parks the car near some train tracks and goes for a walk. Ahead he sees a runaway train that is headed straight for a small boy further down the tracks. Bob is faced with a choice, throw a switch and divert the train right into his car, losing his investment, or let the train go resulting in the death of the child.
At the train station the narrator labels the box of guns, thinking it is his friend's coffin, and loads the box of guns on his train. He notices a stranger placing a package on top of the "coffin," but thinks nothing of it at the time. The package contains some ripe Limburger cheese, which both the narrator and the train's expressman, Thompson, mistake for the smell of Hackett's corpse. The narrator notices the smell first, although Thompson is the first one to take action by breaking one of the express car's window panes to get fresh air. Although Hackett has only been dead for one day, the narrator lies and says he has been dead for two or three, in an attempt to explain the smells.
After several edge of the seat attempts at stopping the train, including the death of a veteran conductor, Frank and Will finally slow 777 down enough to safely traverse the track through Stanton and eventually stop the train, saving the town and saving the railroad lots more money than they would have lost. Acting: Denzel Washington plays a stellar
She also tells Biff that Willy has attempted suicide by crashing the car several times. Willy comes out of his reverie and speaks with his family about their jobs. Happy has an idea of starting a line of sporting goods so Biff decides to go to Bill Oliver to ask to borrow money. Willy decides to go to Howard the next day to ask if he can work in New York so that he wouldn’t have to drive 700 miles to work.. The next day Willy goes to Howard and Biff goes to see Oliver.
This contributes to the other motif of the color red. There are various red objects which are important, such as the phone and a bag used to rob the store, as well as her punky red hair. Her vibrant hair shows that she doesn’t fit in where she lives, which we can gain from the mise-en-scene of her room: very messy and disoriented. We see that she has trouble with her family because we later learn in the first scenario her father she goes to is not actually her real father. An important connection is established between this movie and Vertigo because of the repetition of
Now Ponyboy is a greaser so he is in a ‘middle’ class, this class is hated by the socials or ‘socs’ which are “the rich kids”. As Ponyboy is nearing home a car stops and the socs get out to try and pick a fight. They push Ponyboy on the ground but likely his gang comes to his aid. They chase after the socs and try to catch them but they run away. They then ensure Ponyboy is ok. Each member of the gang is then described in turn by Ponyboy.
Joseph Sharp 9/28/11 English 1302 The Theme of Marriage in Crane’s “The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky” Jack who is the main character of Stephen Crane’s “The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky”, rides on a train bound for his hometown. He is going to the town of Yellow Sky with his new bride which none of the town people know about. He is extremely anxious and nervous to arrive at Yellow Sky with his bride. He is worried because he is the town Marshal and he feels like he has betrayed his friends and fellow town people which, none of them have any idea about his new bride. “He felt like he had committed and extraordinary crime” (300).