Movies such as the avengers, divergent, hunger games, etc. attract so many different audiences because they are real and they cater to all different types of people and cultures. These movies differ from productions like singing in the rain because they are modern and could be a reality. Also bad things happen to the characters in the films that create suspense, which audiences love. My final reason is because the number of musicals has gone down a ton due to a lack of interest in what they have to offer.
For the crimes teens commit, they should not go unpunished, but to treat teens as adults is not the fair thing to do when teens don’t have the same judgment as adults. This poor judgment might also come from lack of positive influences. Many teens make the bad decisions that they do because they don’t have anyone in their lives telling them right from wrong. Without these people, teens might act out not realizing what consequences come from their actions. In the Lord of the Flies, there
The Shawshank Redemption is totally the contradictory from other book adaptations that typically have less similarities than differences because The novella have their differences but there similarities stick out. amazingly, there were more similarities between the novella and the film more than I estimated. The principal similarity was that the dialogue between both the written story and film were mostly the same. some of the dialogue in the novella was very realistic, unsuitable, and revolting, and could turn away the people in a movie. All the most important moments and events of the story happened exactly the same way in the same time in both versions.
It is a completely unconventional film, that was somewhat shocking to audiences when it first came out in theatres because of its extremely different storyline that most people had not seen in film before. However, it attracted a lot of people, however, because of its witty humor that pokes fun at the storyline. This film is an American independent film because it fits completely into Geoff King’s theory of independent films. This means that it’s production history is not what a typical Hollywood movie’s would be, it’s narrative is something that most film audiences have not seen, and it has a very strong alternative vision and voice that will make people think once the movie is over. This film has
As she doesn’t include her self in the group it shows Jane is outcast and rejected from the family. Bronte uses the word “mamma” very
However there is a small chance that there are people who are stupid or impressionable enough, that they should go act out a scene from these films, and these people are a small minority that don’t make any statistical difference. The issue is there are people out there that believe violent films provoke and are the cause to violence in our society, but by then end of this speech, they will be re-thinking their theory. * * Violence is a large topic. There so many un-answered questions on how to stop or reduce the amount of viciousness in our society. But blaming violent films isn’t the answer, because there is no proof the repeated exposure to cinematic horrors has more impact than, for example, mental illness, long-term unemployment and poverty, alienation, alcohol and drugs, mob behaviour or simply frustration and anger at the state of the world.
There has been a major breakdown in society where morals and ethics have been heavily compromised because people today have failed to teach this generation right now from wrong. Teens are having sex at these ages because they see it and think it’s alright for them to do it. They have sex because they know that they will get nothing bad out of it. They will use sex as a form to get attention from people. Teen sex is at the age of 17 and younger.
He shunned Emily from society and forbade anyone to see or even meet her. This attitude was very detrimental to Emily and her overall well-being. As you can see, Emily became dependent of her father. She had little to no access to the outside world. As the story continues, the
When I hear it in movies or in a song is when it is least annoying because all I have to do to avoid hearing the word, is distance myself from these things that I know have this kind of vulgar content. I also realize that there are situations when people do not know my beliefs and are not aware of how offensive the word really is. To them, it may be just another derogatory word that is a part of their everyday vocabulary. It’s in these times that consider how I don’t know how they were
He tries convincing Chris to see the way he sees when he tells him, “You lay forty years into a business and they knock you out in five minutes, what could I do, let them take forty years, let them take my life away?” (2.542). Keller actually denies that he was responsible for the deaths of the pilots when Chris confronts him, “How could I kill anybody?” (2.533-4). Keller does not actually consider himself a murderer because he simply can’t. There are other characters with various ethical codes as well. George, for example, is more concerned with revenge than he is with the actual crime that has occurred, “He simply told your father to kill pilots, and covered himself in bed!” (2.485).