I loved her slight sense of humour in the movie, her wittiness, and the love and support she had for her husband. Overall, Lionel Logue who was played by Geoffrey Rush was my
The black students, gifted males, would go on to become athletes. Unfortunately, the class valedictorian Henry Reed would be excluded from those considered gifted because he didn’t participate in sports. Angelou describes Henry as a rather a small “very black boy with hooded eyes” (79). After Mr. Donleavy delivers his speech, Henry, who had prepared a lengthy speech entitled “To Be or Not To Be,” rises to his feet feeling the sting of Mr. Donleavy’s words. Henry does his best to present his speech by reciting Hamlet’s soliloquy does not finish.
This movie has a great story line that is based on a true story that really went on not too long ago. This movie has very good acting that makes you really feel like you are inside the movie and shows you what really went on in the story. Some of the actors who really play a great part are Dwayne ‘’The Rock’’ Johnson and Xzibit who both play major roles as the coaches of the football team. Some other of the actors who really play a part in this movie are Michael Pagan, Jake Yorker, Setu Tase, and many other actors that all play important parts in the movie. The story of the movie is mainly about a kid named Willie Weathers a gang banger that gets in trouble by making some wrong decisions and ends up in the correctional prison where the main part of the movie begins.
Truman is played by Jim Carrey, one of the biggest movie stars in Hollywood and a two-time Golden Globe award winner—one of which is from his performance in this movie. Carrey is a wonderful actor to play Truman because he is so likeable and his comedic background keeps the character light-hearted despite the deep meaning and dramatic sequences in the film. One of the large thematic elements of The Truman Show is how much television (and the media as a whole) takes over our lives, but the movie also makes use of our own familiarity with television. In the film, the characters in the show frequently display—front and center—product placements that seem largely out of place for real life. However, since Truman has experienced this his entire life, he doesn’t find them strange at all.
The Byrnes, however, are straight, too concerned and conservative. All of actors give an outstanding performances and the script of the movie is quite good too, it wouldn't be a lie to say that you'll feel like laughing in every scene. No matter how rude or crude references it has in it, "Meet The Fockers" is also incredibly funny. You'll be definitely cracking up. It's one of my favorite movies and indeed one of those rare comedies that are funny throughout the whole time and you can never get tired of.
When your prejudice against something you stop it from growing. In the movie Remember the Titans the whites were racist to the blacks, they did not want to know each other, but the problem with this is that if they still carry this on, how can they move forward and work as a team. For example when they had a game Ray would miss a tackle on purpose because he couldn’t get over the fact that he was on a team with the Blacks. My thoughts about being prejudice are that being prejudice is useless and it does not get you anywhere. The football camp was made for blacks and whites to bond and respect each other.
By reading the principal’s speech, Richard was saying what the white power wanted him to say and to Richard this would be giving in to the very thing he hated so much. Richard was willing to leave school without a diploma instead of this. White people alienated Richard from his environment because he did not accept the way of life that other black people did. Richard’s relatives never understood Richard and because of this he was alienated from his family and his own people. Shorty is the young black boy who gets beat by the white people and jokes about it.
It is one of my personal favorite films because of its simple, but provoking storyline, wich director Frank Darabont managed to pull off in a classic style, making it feel like a timeless piece of cinematography. In addition to this, I believe the acting is great, particulary Morgan Freeman, who seems to ass an impeccable degree of realism to his character ‘Red’. I think we should watch it in our English class because it is a film that everybody should see at least once in their live, because it is highly recommended by various polls
The film’s acting, storytelling, sound, editing, cinematography, and all other critical analysis is superb and makes for an extraordinarily good movie. Therefore, I will be explaining how all of these filmmaking components works together to make one of the greatest movies of all time. I will explain the message of freedom and hope that was transported through the storyline. This movie has made Andy’s escape extremely intriguing because the technique they used made his escape surprising, because his new best friend thinks he is going to kill himself and if that is what Red believes, that is what the audience is meant to believe as well. However, throughout this story we understand that we truly care about these characters even though they are convicts.
When he confronted Rose, she said it was okay for them to leave but to discover it was a trap. That was never the intentions she wanted to keep him trapped in that household like the rest of the employees there. Chris realizes that the Armitage family has been cutting the brains of the African Americans and transplanting them to the white guest bodies and that the African American conscious remains in the “sunken place.” As soon as he uncovered this, he managed in escaping and preventing this scenario from happening to him. Chris persona was no longer intact and was revealing his shadow of him being afraid and what he thought of the family to everyone. Also, the Armitage family was also not putting up with a persona, and they unleashed their true selves to Chris, demonstrating that they were evil and had excruciating intentions of hurting the African American