He deserves a five out of five based on his amazing performance and acting skills. Helena Bonham Carter acted as Bertie's wife, and future Queen-Mum of England. She showed her love, affection and support towards Bertie. Although I thought her role in the movie was quite vague and she wasn't shown enough in the film, she acted well and portrayed her character well enough to win me over. I loved her slight sense of humour in the movie, her wittiness, and the love and support she had for her husband.
Therefore, this is why the notebook will be so popular because it gives people what they want to see and even though death occurs in the movie it still portrays a fantasy every girl holds onto. One strength that was really important to what made the movie was the chemistry between Rachel McAdams and Ryan Gosling. The connection between the two seemed so real in the movie and they really made their love in the movie come to life. Another strength I found was for the most part of the movie they did make the social aspect true to the time that the movie was set in. For example, the music played in the movie was realistic to what people used to listen to, the outfits people wore in the movie was how people in this time used to dress and lastly the way everyone talked in the movie by having that "south accent" was how people used to talk.
At the beginning of the film, "As Time Goes By" is used as a symbol that predict a love story of 2 main characters. The soundtracks used in film expresses the longings two people are feeling when they first fall in love, described the relationship perfect, about two people who don't meet until the very end. The combination of music, scenes and emotions of the characters contribute to the attractiveness and inspired of the film, causing it leaves a deep impression in the audience One of the parts that make this movie successful is the visuals. In the beginning, the two main characters are separated by a very long distance, but throughout the visuals of the film we are able to get the sense that Annie and Sam are going to be in some kind of relationship with one another. They are constantly put into parallel spaces.
The actors in the film were very convincing and realistic actors. At the start, we can see that Romeo (Leonardo DiCaprio) was brooding over the fact that Rosaline didn’t return his love. Claire Danes’ portrayal of Juliet was really realistic, she gave the image that she was an innocent little girl. Paris is acted out really naively. The actors portrayed the emotions in a way that makes it more enjoyable for teenagers.
They then set out in Louise’s ’66 Thunderbird for the adventure of their lives. Throughout the movie, there are times in which you find yourself wondering what in the world the character is doing and how they could possibly be so naive, but Susan Sarandon and Geena Davis are both so vibrant, funny, and sweet that you can’t help but feel for them. Many people view this film as sexist, attacking the male gender. However, I have quite the different outlook on it. Although it is overall empowering to women, that does not have to automatically mean it must be downgrading to men.
Then a car accident sends Paige (the female character played by Rachel McAdams) through the windshield ad into a coma, from which she emerges even more adorable than ever but also with amnesia. Apparently she doesn't recognize her husband Leo - played by Channing Tatum nor the times they spent together. Ironically, Paige seems to revert to an earlier version of herself, the time that she hasn't met Leo. She was estranged from her wealthy parents and have a successful businessman as her fiancé. Despite the fact that she can't remember him, her husband still dropped everything and try to gain her back.
The Female and Male of Romantic Comedy The classical romantic comedies produced in the years of 1934 – 1944 were considered the “Golden Age” era of filmography for many reasons. These romantic comedies served as an escape for many viewers. It gave them a sense of hope, faith, and comic relief – which was much needed at the desperate and uncertain post-depression era. Some of the popular movies that set many standards for romantic comedies are My Man Godfrey, It Happened One Night, Bringing up Baby, Roman Holiday, Adam’s Rib, The Awful Truth, and The Lady Eve. These romantic comedies all share a common element of the roles that women and men portray.
She did not attend his funeral as she had re-married and her husband would not have allowed it. She had a five year old daughter whilst she was married to her former husband and the child had attended the funeral with her paternal grandparents. Her current husband was abusive to her and her daughter, but she also had a 2 year old son with her current husband, whom he adored, but despised his step-daughter stating that she reminded him of her father. FREQUENCY OF SESSIONS It is important for both the supervisee and supervisor to agree how often to
The movie goes on following Holly and Paul as they develop a close relationship. But what I most love about the movie is Holly’s unconventional and naïve ways, she has a sense of class and wit in how she goes about life. I first watched this movie when I was 8 years old and have loved it ever since, the movie’s unconventional and somewhat awkward moments make it the most memorable and make it completely stand out from the typical romantic movies today. Despite ending in a somewhat predictable outcome of Holly and Paul falling in love, the journey they take in order to profess their love for each other is the most exciting, due to Holly’s unpredictable ways. Breakfast at Tiffany’s is currently an awarded classic in American pop culture and I believe it will continue to impact its viewers in the
They thought they knew each other well enough to get married, but as Carl says it in the text “And once we did it seemed too late” (p.8, l.66). So now he thinks that he is stuck with this life. With a family that he feels separated from “they didn’t seem connected to him nor did he feel connected to them”(p.10, l.134). The only way for Carl to find comfort, for his sister’s illness, is in his sister’s friend, who is going through the same kind of pain. But since Carl moved to Worland with his wife and daughter a year ago, he hasn’t been able to stop thinking of Lily, a woman who attends his church.