Jackie has a good combination of the all the ingredients a good mother needs. Jackie Flaherty is a mother of two and can be seen as a typical Jersey mom because she is a “bad ass” and she has so much love in her heart that she would do anything for anyone. Kyle is a kid she just met and she agreed to take him in under her roof knowing nothing about him. Jackie even states multiple times that she is going to punch Kyle mom when she gets the chance. This shows the immediate and infinite love that Jackie shows towards people.
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American Beauty is an extraordinarily powerful film with a variety of themes that tell the story of a dysfunctional modern American family and their efforts to conform to society’s obsession with portraying the perfect image to others and the desire for materialistic items to satisfy the need for happiness. The film gives a detailed insight of each character and their flaws through a voyeuristic point of view and shows the effects of their destructive behaviors which prohibit them from genuine happiness. The character we chose to analyze is Carolyn Burnham. The movie is about the Burnham family which include, husband and father, Lester Burnham, wife and mother, Carolyn Burnham, and their daughter Jane Burnham. Lester is a 42 year old advertising executive who is also the movie’s narrator.
Overall, optimism is all about being open minded, having a good attitude, and having leadership. I would definitely want to be someone that comes to mind when you here the word optimism just like Helen Keller is. Helen Keller is a definite role model of optimism. Even though she became blind and deaf at a very young age, she used optimism to overcome her obstacles. Her confidence enabled her to show people that she was just as normal as everyone else.
Ayla ends up being impregnated, however, this still does not stop her from challenging the clan and continuously showing her capabilities of when it comes to math and sports. In the end, Ayla ends up showing the clan extreme respect for elders and overpowers the ludicrous actions of the clan’s newly-elected leader. Hollywood ends this film with the generic, “walking off into the sunset” scene when Darryl Hannah walks away from her son, whom belongs to the clan, and the audience is left in hope and excitement for Ayla’s future accomplishments in furthering the growth of her kind; mentally, physically, and emotionally. This movie represents the Homo genus within the Hominin tribe. Homo Neanderthalensis is the specific subspecies that is
The Blind Side is a truly inspiration story of one boy's journey to reach success. Michael Oher, an African-American teenager has endured a very rough upbringing. He never met his father and his mother is a drug addict. Michael has been in and out of foster homes and eventually lives on the streets until he is discovered by the loving Leigh Ann Tuohy. Leigh Ann sees Michael wandering in shorts and a t-shirt on a freezing cold night.
The vocal opinions of the child shocked the headmistress which engages the audience to the edge of the seat. The viewer can assume that after Miss Minchin punishes Sara with all the chores, the child had nothing to loss. This led to Sara convey her beliefs to the headmistress by stating “Every girl is a princess. Didn’t your father ever tell you that? Didn’t he?” (ALP) is a film that truly absorbs the audience with the authentic characters and scenery that tells a story of its own.
Cameron Diaz plays the role of Sara Fitzgerald with determination and innocence. She continuously fulfils the character expected throughout the proceedings, her battle with Kate’s leukaemia is thrown out of control when the case is delievered in Kate’s hospital room. The character perceived is a mother who loves her daughter as any mother would, but her vision is clouded when it comes to Anna and Jesse. Anna is in sight, but rather out of view as a result of being a donor. She is played with awe and the viewer is left with a sense of devotion and confusion.
She then begins to criticize her husbands for not taking her side. Sita’s defiance shows when Rama questions her purity upon being rescued from Ravana. These displays of defiance by Sita and Draupadi, according to Linda Hess, Sally Sutherland, and Wendy Doniger, are a direct result of the pressure put on them by their husbands to be the “Ideal Women”. Throughout the Ramayana, Sita is shown to consistently be the ideal woman and wife for Rama. “Sita is the noblest flower of Indian womanhood, devoted to her land in thought, word, and deed” (Hess 1999, 2).
He is welcomed into the glory of beautiful Heaven by his mother. His mother is depicted as a loving and caring mother who is more than ecstatic for the arrival of her beloved son. Like many films this movie has received numerous reviews of all types, both negative and positive. I personally believe that this film was very well developed and put together. I would, absolutely, recommend this movie to