Asking his partner for assistance Ryan then starts to perform a very intimate pat down on her, sliding his hands up her loose fitting dress asking if she concealing any weapons. She says “I’m wearing a cocktail dress, what do you think”?! He replies “Oh you’d be surprised where woman hide things”. Basically the officer is molesting this woman right in front of her husband. There is a close up of both her and her husband’s face proclaiming hurt, embarrassment and the fact that there is nothing either one of them can do, because he’s a police officer; further adding to the animosity between black citizens and white cops in modern day L.A..
Kris Allen Critical Essay: Airplane The Movie At LAX Airport, passengers are checking in for Trans American Airlines flight 209 to Chicago. Ted Striker (Robert Hays), a cab driver and former fighter pilot, pulls over and boards a passenger (Howard Jarvis) and immediately leaves, turning on his meter. He tried catching his girlfriend Elaine Dickinson (Julie Hagerty), a flight attendant for Trans American Airlines. She just left Ted, blaming him for not being responsible enough and not getting over the aftermath of the loss of many lives during the war. Extremely shaken, and at the very last minute, he buys a ticket on flight 209, where Elaine is to work this evening.
Annotated Bibliography Name: Khairul Ikmal Abd Razak ID number:1614065 Article topic: The Causes and Consequences of accident of United Airlines Boeing 747 Hawaii (1989) Source 1 Rodney Stich 2010, ‘History of U.S. Aviation Disasters: 1950 to 9/11’, Hawaiian Nightmare, pp. 204-206. [Online] , viewed 29 April 2012, . This article tell me a brief story on what was actually happen before, on the scene and after the accident of United Airlines Boeing 747 Hawaii(1989) and also some causes to this tragedy. Rodney Stitch tell me in his writing the causes of this accident and the others were the long delayed correction of safety problems, maintenance oversight problems and also the lack of adequate fuselage strength at the cargo door.
SHEILA Be careful you don't ask for any more, Gerald. GERALD I only meant to say to you—Why stay when you'll, hate it? SHEILA It can't be any worse for me than it has been. And it might be better. GERALD (bitterly) I see.
“You’ve got one minute kid.” I won’t answer them, they will never kill father, and well I don’t think they will. He’s thrusting his watch in my face, he keeps kicking my leg and he won’t stop. Aaargh. I’m so frightened. Why does this have to happen to me?
At least one CIA official immediately grasps the implications: “The Cuban Brigade was doomed.” April 17: Shortly after midnight, approximately 1,400 Cuban exiles, known as Brigade 2506, begin to land on the coast of southern Cuba, in and around the Bay of Pigs. At dawn, they come under attack from the surviving planes of Castro’s air force. Two key supply ships are quickly sunk. Meanwhile, in the United States, life goes on. Billy Wilder’s The Apartment wins an Academy Award for Best Picture that evening in Los Angeles.
The World Trade Center has been hit by two commercial aircrafts who were hijacked by suicidal terrorists. In the essay ‘’Ground Zero’’ written by Suzanne Berne, the author describes her trip to Manhattan’s financial district, to pay her respects to what used to be the World Trade Center. She mentions how this will be her first time visiting Manhattan’s financial district. She describes how people all around the world came to Ground Zero to do the exact same thing she was doing… stare at nothing: ‘’Many of them were clutching cameras and video recorders, and they were all craning to see across the street, where there was nothing to see.’’ (182). She had no idea what miraculously thing she was about to see and as her eyes started slowly to adjust, that nothing she was seeing became something much more powerful.
The old woman is afraid to go out because she feels threatened, as she finds ‘excreta’ in her letterbox and broken windows in her house. Powell tries to include the scandalous behaviour in his speech to arise sympathy from the audience and to persuade them to support his view. However, Powell uses positive adjectives, such as “charming”, “wide-grinning” to describe the immigrated children, creating a friendly image. Yet, the word Powell uses to describe the children is “piccaninnies”, such condescending word is setting them apart, degrading the image of immigrants. In addition, the fact that the only English word the children know is “racialist”, Powell establishes a sense of irony because the children are portrayed as young, amicable, yet the only word and idea they know is
“I have right like you, I have right to buy guy,” screams an angry man when attempting to buy a gun. “Not in my store,” demands the owner. “Ya you’re ignorant.” “Oh ya, I’m ignorant. You’re liberating my country and I’m flying 747s into your mud huts and incinerating your friends.” In one of the opening scenes in Crash, a Muslim man and daughter are trying to buy a gun when predetermined stereotypes interfere causing this exchange to be rude, discriminatory and definitely uncalled for. Throughout the movie Crash, instances like these where stereotyping and prejudice is a common source of conflict, reinforces how society constantly pins certain ethnic and racial minorities to prior historical events to determine a preconceived notion of them.
A woman opens the door to look at who it is, but quickly shuts the door again. This is an enigma code as it makes the audience wonder what is going on. The man forces through the door to find the woman crying, the man brings out a detectives badge and asks if she knew anything about the murder of her son. This is an enigma code as we don’t know what has happened to her son and makes the audience eager to hear more. The detective says she should answer so the police force can get closer to finding the origami killer.