In Mel Gibson’s version of Hamlet, Hamlet’s acting is outstanding because while watching the play we can see the effort and talent Gibson has put in the movie. Gibson knows what his lines are and he exactly knows what his actions are. His acting is so natural because while he was acting the audience can feel the pain he is suffering through. Another difference in both versions of the movie is; in Kenneth’s version it does not seem that the play is acted in the theatre, but it is done by professionals. Kenneth’s version is filmed as Hamlet family is very royal and rich; also the house is a mansion.
His compassion and determination made him a hero within the Jewish community. He suffered chaos and madness, spending millions bribing the Nazis. At one point he even risked his life to rescue the Schindler-Jews. You could say that he gave his Jews a second chance at life. Even though Schindler was a German, he was very fond of his Jew workers.
Towards the end of the film we see Schindler delivering his speech to his Jewish workers and Nazi guards, “you can return home to your families as men or as murderers, it’s your choice”. We see that Schindler is lit up this shows the audience the change in Schindler from the beginning scene, Transforming into a moral man and becoming a symbol of hope and saviour for his Jewish workers in contrast to the beginning of the film Spielberg convincingly conveys Schindlers ominous presence in the bar during this scene lighting is used to effectively to display Schindlers motives as he only wants to make profit. We can see this through this technique as he is shadowed this engages the
While some prisoners traded in their inner moral compass in order to increase their own chances of survival, very few men stayed true to their values of compassion and honesty. On page 65 and 66, we hear the stories of extraordinary men who walked through the barracks comforting others and giving away their last piece of bread, thereby overlooking their own motives for self-preservation. Although it is human nature to only look out for yourself, Frankl sees the beauty in the kind souls who stay true to their ethics and values despite extreme situations in the Holocaust. I believe that actions such as these restore Frankl’s faith in humanity, providing him yet another reason to live. It was amazing to read about Frankl’s struggles during the Holocaust and the resulting insights that he provides in his memoir.
The movie had humor in it which was distributed though-out the movie by many of the characters. For example, Wallace Shawn played an odd man named Vizzini and his character would keep saying, “Inconceivable” for just about everything. Even though everyone added his or her own little bit of humor, these two gentlemen were the ones who both with a shared sense of humor, which increased the level of comedy in this movie. Both Westley and Inigo had a knack for talking or joking around when fighting or dueling others. In most cases when someone would fight they wouldn’t talk, but these two couldn’t help it to talk while fighting.
The Germans created the stars because it was made it very simple and easy to identify a person of Jewish descent. Unfortunately the punishment grew to a fatal level. Soon people that were 1/16 Jewish had to wear the star and wear to be put in concentration camps. Most Jewish people were fortunate and were given a place to hide from the Germans. As time passed life for the Jewish people became difficult and at times almost close to impossible to survive.
Lopez also included more use of the percussion and brass instruments such as the tuba, trombone, trumpet and horn making the suspense grow. The upper stringed instruments complimented the flute very nicely since they both have that soothing sound. This piece consisted of two different movements. The second part of it was a lot more allegro, upbeat, and energized. It symbolized the eternal love that no one, not even a powerful king, could take away.
For example he was stuck in a different reality and he knew what to do and never panicked, and eventually got out because of his smarts. Crash was the best movie because the writing could be related to life very easily for certain types of people. The acting in the movie was also incredible. The class most likely agrees with me because of how real the acting was. The movie was nominated for many awards proving how great it was.
Overall the show was amazing. It showed that even during a time of a slow economy, people can work together to overcome it. During the musical, the troupe performed many great songs. One of which was called “We’re in the money”. This one in particular was my favorite because of the catchy tune and the lyrical significance.
The prologue would mostly have fitted in the middle of the book as it was when Schindler and Goeth were friends. The prologue was a great way to introduce Schindler’s charisma when he helped the servant, Helen. Helen is Goeth’s Jewish servant who would frequently get abused. Schindler speaks out to her and tells her that Goeth would never kill her because he would have done it already. What Schindler had done was very inspirational and that is why Keneally used it as prologue, to show Schindler’s charisma.