The Lovely Bones is a tragic tale of how Susie Salmon and her family dealt with her rape and murder at the age of fourteen. The novel is riveting as it combines violence, love and mystery into one story of a broken family and their healing. The book was written by Alice Sebold who herself was raped during her college years. The story does not have your typical perfect ending but one as Weldon describes, one in which Susie has come to terms with her death. Susie was only fourteen when she was raped and killed by a man she knew.
Enriching, methodical and visually arresting, Radio Cape Cod is an unconventional narrative in that it correlates its amorous themes with the nuances of nature and scientific curiosities. Emphatically, screenwriter/co-star Marta Rainer oversees a disciplined and involving script that is drenched in genuine sentimentality and intelligence. Silver's direction is steady in its contemplative mode and the performances are resourcefully quiet and refreshingly dignified. Michael Spindler's eye-popping cinematography is gracefully exquisite thus enhancing the Cape as an intrinsic lyrical landscape to the emotional heft at large. Interestingly, the film's soothing soundtrack compliments the sophisticated moodiness of the love-starved characterizations.
“Life doesn’t always end after death”-anonymous. In the novel The Lovely Bones, by Alice Sebold, she really captures life after death. Susie Salmon, 14, was raped and murdered on her way home from school one day. As her soul leaves earth, she accidentally brushes the shoulder of a girl that she hardly knew who was standing outside the school. She enters her own in-between-heaven.
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.
This movie tells the story of Kristen, a young woman who is arrested after burning down a farmhouse, and ends up in a remote ward of a mental institution with no recollection of her life before. Here therapist Dr. Stringer is treating four other disturbed young women; Prim and proper artist Iris, Flirtatious Sarah, Self-harmer Emily, and the shy childish soft-toy-bunny-cuddling Zoey. Soon Kristen notices that the malevolent spirit of young girl is haunting the ward and one-by-one her fellow inmates are brutally killed. The other girls clearly know more than they are letting on and Kristen realizes the only way to survive is to escape. As she struggles to escape, she will uncover a truth far more dangerous and horrifying than anyone could have imagined.
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It’s easy for actors to stage pratfalls and speak profanity. What’s not so easy is creating a relationship between two individuals whose conflict meshes easily with the individuals in the audience. Seth Rogan and Barbra Streisand make a good team and you with both feel their pain and share in their moments of fun and laughter. Rogan was cast expertly to his strengths and it was great to see him as just a regular guy
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
However complex the writing of Alvy Singer it’s the writing of Annie Hall which mellows of the serious tone that’s being expressed. Woody Allen’s direction for this movie is superb. His ability to create a dialogue with the audience and provide deep character development makes the movie worth seeing. Allen’s use of the breaking character and scene by talking to the audience to dig deeper into the mind of Alvy Singer and offers a glimpse of the marvelous writing that Allen has brought to the movie. These moments allow to further understand the character of Alvy Singer as he fights with his neurosis.
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.