Oceans 11 Controls breached during movie: 1. In the beginning of the movie Danny (George Clooney) gets out of jail and meets up with a guy (brad pitt) to discuss details about robbing a casino (the belagio) in las vegas, but yet two other casinos (mgm, mirage) put their cash at the belagio as well. Danny goes into a building with brad pitt and looks at building plans of the belagio vault where the money is stored and a security guard allows them to not only looks at the plans, but take the building plans over night to copy them and study them. 2. One of the “crew” works at a casino in another state.
They would rob airlines and pay off the guards and police. In a sense they had respect from everyone. Even the cops were afriad of them. This storyline then develops a snitch in the end who doesnt end up to well. The departed on the other hand starts off with a kid that gets recruited by the main guy who is just passing by and picking up some money.
Another interesting was ghost writing that was discovered by officers during mail search. The gang members used codes in the mail to communicate that no one else could have comprehended besides them. After lot of hard work investigators were able to crack down the code, which ordered gang members to kill the correction officers. These methods just amazed me. It seems like it’s almost impossible to stop these gang members from communicating once the officers and investigator find one means of their communication they find a new one by that time.
One advantage john had been that he had a job as salesmen for bank security systems. This allowed john to know how the system worked bad how to get around it. John would also use a ploy where he would tell the bank he was shooting a bank robbery scene for a movie and needed to see for the bank. The bank robbers would actually rob the bank like it was a scene from a movie and walk out of the bank with all the money while civilians would cheer while they walked out with all the
However, little did he know, the back of the van was full of illegal immigrants. The criminals tell Anthony that the van is worth nothing but they are eager to purchase the illegals for trafficking. The transnational crime of trafficking immigrants across national borders is often an act of organized criminals. Showing yet another, less thought of, form of deviance, Anthony deviates from his typical behavior and does not take the money from these professional criminals. Instead, he frees the scared immigrants in Chinatown and even gives them what little cash he has left in his wallet.
For example, when Bradley Cooper’s character works out a deal with the Officers so that they wouldn’t have to stay in jail over the weekend. He volunteered the boys to be used as a demonstration for the use of taser guns on criminals. The physical abuse and the situation is hilarious, but may be geared more to the present times. The gags and situations in these films are depicted differently for the audiences, as there is clearly a visual difference in the times the movies take place and the delivery of the material. The Hangover chose to use physical abuse to their advantage, where as Coming to America left went for a more situational, verbal approach.
Many jazz musicians used speakeasies to get noticed. These places are referred to as speakeasies because bartenders would tell their patrons to “speak easy” so they would not raise suspicion. As the years of prohibition progressed, speakeasies became much more popular. Speakeasies continued to flourish despite the raids and arrests made by the law enforcement. Speakeasy operators began bribing the police to let them go without any violations.
With backup from his crew, McCauley thwarts the ambush and vows revenge. Lieutenant Vincent Hanna (Al Pacino) of the LAPD leads the investigation of the heist and learns that McCauley's crew plans to rob a precious metals depository. Hanna and his unit—Sergeant Drucker and Detectives Sammy Casals (Wes Studi), Mike Bosko (Ted Levine), and Danny Schwartz (Jerry Trimble), stake out the depository, but when an officer inadvertently makes a noise, McCauley is alerted and calls off the robbery. Despite the police surveillance, McCauley and his crew
The telescreens not only can watch the citizens, but they can also listen to what he or she is saying. Hidden microphones are often placed around the city to hear conversations as well. Winston and Julia had to be sure no microphones were hidden about in the areas they were occupying so that the Party would not figure out their affairs. Also, Thought Police agents go undercover and pose as normal citizens to help catch curious people that they believe have taken part in thoughtcrime. Mr. Charrington, the owner of the antique shop, was an undercover Thought Police agent who caught Julia and Winston in their secret room they rented out above his shop.
| | |« The Wire begins when a detective is | |questioning a young hoodlum who | |witnessed a murder. The detective asks| |why the guy and his friends allowed | |the victim to continue rolling dice, | |after he'd been known to snatch the | |money and run. The scene closes when | |the kid says, "Got to, man. This | |America." » | INTRODUCTION: Talking about The Wire, you'll have to imagine a show so diversified that it makes every other drama seem simple, a show that is reinventing itself in every episode.