For this film review I will compare “The Lives of Others” and “The Murders are Among Us”. Although both of these films have different story lines, both use similar photography angles as a way for their audience to understand the film. For instance, at the beginning of The Murders are Among Us, the first scene in the film uses a low angle of a building as Dr. Hans Merten was returning to his apartment. The same angle was used in the lives of others when Wiesler and Grubitz are driving to Dreyman’s
Rushmore Wes Anderson is a very talented director that always creates very funny known comedies, with a large amount of dry humor many of his viewers can connect with. Many of the same characters from Anderson’s earlier films play in this film as well. Anderson also uses many strategic forms of camera views, which are very creative that many film directors would ever think of. That’s one thing that sets Anderson apart from many other directors. The two main characters of this film are Max Fisher
Rushmore is a film about a tenth grader named Max Fischer, who takes a wide role in Rushmore Academy’s extracurricular activities. However, his extracurricular activities are a burden on his academic progress. Max meets a young teacher and falls in love with her. Max has a friend names Mr. Blume. He is wealthy and admires Max for his talents. Mr. Blume eventually falls in love with Ms. Cross too. Throughout the story, Max Fischer engages in a variety of behaviors and participates in a range of activities
Film Review: The Call By Jennifer Sclafani Have you ever been sitting in a movie theatre, watching a horror film, peeking through the holes in the fingers covering your eyes and found yourself yelling at the characters in the film? “Turn around!” you shout at the girl, who doesn’t realize the murderer is standing right behind her. “Don’t go in there!” you warn the boy who is about to walk into a death trap. And what happens? The girl doesn’t hear us, the boy walks into the room, and both
“Slumdog Millionaire” Review “Slumdog Millionaire” is an Indian based film that combines Indian and modern fairytale style to expose the poor’s daily experiences in a large city. The movie mainly focuses on Jamal Malik, an eighteen year old, who resides in the slums. Malik gets a rare chance of being a contestant in a famous game show, “Who Wants To Be A Millionaire”. When he is about to answer his last question and walk away with one million dollars, Malik is arrested after the show’s host
Claire Cannetti HE251 Film Review 11/29/13 Film Review Paper In the words of Ancient Chinese Proverb, “if you are planning for a year, sow rice; if you are planning for a decade, plant trees; if you are planning for a lifetime, educate people.” Forks over Knives, directed by Lee Fulkerson, follows suit of the ancient proverbs by educating people about the rapidly growing public health issues associated with the Western diet our country has been so easily fooled into eating. With diabetes
Film Review… And the Oscar Goes To English C.A By Sayid Raziqi Transformers is a 2007 action packed film directed by Michael bay. The film is based on the transformers toy line, which chains computer animation with powerful live action. Transformers makes the scene eye-popping and delivers the most stunning visual effects. Michael bay ruins no time filming right into the powerful robot action were all desiring for, and speeds directly from the credits to jaw dropping, wild robotic battle
Review of Film or Novel Please select a film or novel on the twentieth century and write a short review of it (250 to 500 words). This review should include three sections: The film I watched was To Kill a Mockingbird. The film follows a young girl named Scout and her older brother Jem, who live in Maycomb, Alabama. Their father, Atticus Finch, is a lawyer who strongly believes in fairness of the law. A black man, Tom Robinson, is accused of rape a white teenager. Atticus is appointed to defend
1) Max Fischer is the protagonist of the film. He is involved in about 18 clubs, but at the same time does not have the best grades. He was accepted to Rushmore because he wrote a play when he was 2 years old and got a scholarship. 2) Mr. Blume is a teacher at Rushmore with kids who also go to the school. He likes Max’s speech and his intelligence 3) Ms. Cross is also a teacher at Rushmore. Max is madly involve with her and thinks she is the perfect woman. Mr. Blume as well likes her but
___________________________________________________ Tangled (Aka Rapunzel) Verdict: it’s a classic film that never gets old. Star Rating- 8/10 ___________________________________________________ Genre- Animation, Comedy, Family, Musical, Romance Director- Nathen Greno, Bryan Howard Certificate-U Running Time- 100 Min Release Date- 28 January 2011 Best Quote: Rapunzel: "Something brought you here, Flynn Rider. Call it what you will - fate, destiny