There is tension in the plot and in the ending, even when the first two attacks occurred a short while after the other. These attack continue consecutively make the audience feel that there are just going to be attacks one after another. it gives a impression to the audience and the characters that the beach is no longer safe to go swimming, even sunbathe has to be far away from the beach. The third attack on 4th July, which involving Brodys son was also a huge tension was building up this is because of the fake shark the boys made, which was an anti-climax. This was a thing the boys did because it cleared out the beach for the real attack.
A close-up is used on the father as he wrestles the big fish. The effect of this is to show the troublesome issue the father was faced with. A final way Tim Burton uses a close-up is in the film Edward Scissorhands. For example, when Edward is brought to Jim’s house to steal money, Edward has a hard time getting out of a locked room. A close-up is demonstrated on Edward’s hands scraping
The sharks and the jets are having a fight in the streets. They were warned that if they had another fight that they would be put in the slammer. The jets leader is riff. The shark’s leader is bernardo. They both meet at a high school dance and challenge each other.
The people behind us clapped. The old man waved them off and sat back down in the skiff to fan his face again”. The way Sonny explains what is happening seems like he has no clue what was going on and why they are doing the things they do. Another thing that happened in the chapter was Sonny and Keo went to catch a shark to show the director what a real one looks like. The boys set a trap for the shark and waited until the next day to find the buoy twenty feet underwater.
Sharks, an animal that has survived multiple stages of extinction and surprisingly an extremely shy animal. The documentary Sharkwater by Rob Stewart is an extremely eye opening movie. The documentary primarily takes place in the Galapagos and the Cocos Island. During this video Rob shows the audience things that don’t get talked about on the news like shark attacks do. After watching the documentary I was shocked about what was happening to these animals and how big of an industry it is.
Zoolander: An Analysis of the Comic Effect Zoolander, a 2001 comedic film with world renowned comedians such as Ben Stiller, Will Ferrell, and Owen Wilson fully embodies what has been discussed in class this past semester. Based in the highly dramatized and materialistic fashion industry, the main character, Derek Zoolander (Ben Stiller), is an employee of Balls Models, a male modeling agency. The dim-witted, good looking, yet good natured Zoolander is ousted out the male modeling agency by his rival male model, Hansel (Owen Wilson). His reputation is tarnished even more when a reporter, Matilda Jeffries (Christine Taylor) writes a critical article on his downfall in the modeling industry. Zoolander decides to flee the male modeling business in hopes of starting a new life.
The Heroic Journey of the Incredible Hercules Hercules was the son of Zeus and Alcmene. He was born hated by the goddess Hera because of Zeus’ relationship with Alcmene. From an early age Hercules got his first taste of near death experinces when two snakes were placed in his cradle but he grabbed both of those snakes with his shockingly strong hands for an infant and killed them. Hercules life proved already to be a dangerous one, but little did he know that his Hero’s Journey was ahead of him. Hercules life was already a champion wrestler, an excellent marksman with a bow and arrow, and having the ability of superhuman strength just added to his heroic charisma.
Jaws textual analysis There are many themes that are present in the movie Jaws. The biggest theme through the movie Jaws is the theme Man vs. Nature. This is obviously displayed through Brody wanting to keep the island safe from the shark. The head sheriff of this tourist town has a man-eating shark on the loose and wants to keep everyone out of the water until the capture the shark.
When his Ikea-outfitted condo is blown up in a mysterious explosion, Jack moves into a dilapidated old house (reminiscent of the Bates Motel) with him. The pair indulge in recreational fistfights in a bar parking lot, which expands into an underground club for alienated men to take out their frustrations on each other as a homosocial and homoerotic act. Though Durden and Maria have a noisy affair, fantasised and actualised by Jack, women almost don't impinge on the world of Tyler Durden. It's a plot feint about the overt attraction between the male leads, beautiful Brad and wiry Edward, that winds in on itself with the revelation that Jack has been fighting himself. Durden turns Fight Club into Project Mayhem, a campaign of revolutionary pranks which extends so far into the infrastructure of society that when Jack catches on to his double life and confesses, most of the cops turn out to be in on
Yamane, a paleontologist is consulted and, returning to the island with his daughter and her young naval-officer boyfriend Ogata to investigate the island that the supposed monster ravaged. They see the monster when it attacks the island village and soon realize that they are dealing with something far more terrible then previously imagined. Returning to Tokyo with clear evidence of the monster's existence, and power, Yamane becomes a leading consultant to Japan in mounting a defense after it becomes obvious the monster was going to attack Tokyo. The Japanese navy set out depth charges but to no avail since in the dark of night, the monster attacks Tokyo, and proves invulnerable to conventional military weaponry no matter how powerful they may be. They then set up another line of defense which was a barrier of high voltage power lines surrounding the city.