Therefore, this is why the notebook will be so popular because it gives people what they want to see and even though death occurs in the movie it still portrays a fantasy every girl holds onto. One strength that was really important to what made the movie was the chemistry between Rachel McAdams and Ryan Gosling. The connection between the two seemed so real in the movie and they really made their love in the movie come to life. Another strength I found was for the most part of the movie they did make the social aspect true to the time that the movie was set in. For example, the music played in the movie was realistic to what people used to listen to, the outfits people wore in the movie was how people in this time used to dress and lastly the way everyone talked in the movie by having that "south accent" was how people used to talk.
Also, Andy has a secret agenda to see if he can put a spark in his mom’s romantic life by possibly crossing paths with an old flame of hers. Going into this movie, I didn’t have very high expectations which probably explains why I was pleasantly surprised. The Guilt Trip is far from a cinematic masterpiece but it has its tender moments that most anybody can relate to. My favorite aspect of this movies is how it didn’t shy away from the moments of sadness or regret. It’s easy for actors to stage pratfalls and speak profanity.
The narrators constantly accepted events that could not have possibly happened in the real life world. They accepted these peculiarities without the slightest amount of shock and astonishment, like it was an everyday thing. Placida Linero, who is Santiago Nasar'smother is a prime example of superstition within the novel. The quote, "She had a well earned reputation as an accurate interpreter of other people's dream, provided they were told to her before eating, but she hadn't notice any ominous augury in those two dream of her son's" conveys that Santiago's character also represents the element of magical realism in the novel. The statement, " Nor did Santiago Nasar recognize the omen" not only reveals his superstition, but also the common faith put in superstition.
Up until now, she has been a very submissive character, using single syllable words and repetition a lot in her speech. This suggests an equality between Hamlet and Ophelia that can only have come from a truthful love that existed between them prior to the beginning of the play. However, she is aware that her father and the King are listening ‘behind the arras’ (3.1.54). Hamlet and Ophelia are not the only two characters on stage in this scene; previous stage directions state that ‘King and Polonius hide behind and arras’ (3.1.54) to listen in. Ophelia is certainly aware of this and as we have seen in Act 1, Scene 3, she does not reveal a lot to Polonius so her interaction with Hamlet will surely be coloured by her knowledge of her father’s presence.
My sister and I don’t get along too well most of the time and occasionally an “I hate you!” comes out of one of our mouths, but when it comes down to it, the love in our hearts, no matter how deep, can always keep us together. By reading this book, it also shows others what kind of writer I am. Picoult puts in a random chapter every once in a while and then ties it all up in the end. In My Sister’s Keeper, the chapters are told by the six or so main characters, and frequently there is a few paragraphs or a chapter that doesn’t necessarily make sense at the time but all comes together soon in the book one example of this is when one of the narrators of a chapter is Alexander Campbell, but before long it explains that he is a lawyer and will be defending Anna against her parents in court. This is what I try to do in my writing, making sure the reader is interested and engrossed in the story and wants to read more and not be able to
Other ways that the story was conveyed was through a combination of McCandless’s letters and diaries, guesswork, and investigation that was conducted. In the movie, however, it seemed as though only Christopher’s sister was telling the story. She was always talking about how he failed in contacting her but she reassured us that she was “strong” enough to handle it. I wish that they had other people talk besides her, because the mixture of formats was about the best thing in the story. One scene in the novel has always stuck with me more than the rest.
The trouble arises when specific individuals are taught how to stop their ideas, so they are not stolen. Leonardo DiCaprio is great as his character, but unlike numerous other films he is featured in, this is conceivably his only part where his character alone does not hold the burden of the film or bear it equivalently with one actor/actress. Instead, this impeccable collective unites to make this movie flow, just as their characters cooperate to succeed in such a distinctive theft. Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Ellen Page, and Tom Hardy are particularly great in their characters as well. The special effects in this film were also great, which is surprising
Some might even say Shelley ardently agreed with the position in which they found themselves and the securely fixed roles during the Victorian era. Caroline Frankenstein, for example, from the beginning is the embodiment of the idealised female. She is initially presented as the perfect daughter, nursing her father lovingly till his death, and progresses on to the perfect wife, though one might argue that she never ‘progresses’ at all . She remains pale, lacking the life and vigour the men in the book so often posses, and as a result the reader pushes her to the side as a minor character. But although at first Frankenstein may give the reader the impression that women have very little impact in the novel, Shelley slyly uses them to deconstruct the power and control that men had been enjoying for years .
The movie “Patch Adams” is very beautiful and it has a lot of lessons that we can get. The overall message of the movie is we should not focus only on how to treat the disease, but also how we can alleviate the pain that our patients feel and how we can make them happy despite of the illness/sickness that they have. It is true that laughter is the best medicine because through that we can forget the sickness/pain that we feel and we can also relieve easily. We also need to understand the feelings of others, especially to those in the health care profession because they are dealing with patients who have different diseases. Health care professionals are not treating disease but also give the patients hope that they will be cure.
Patch Adams The movie “Patch Adams” is very beautiful and it has a lot of lessons that we can get. The overall message of the movie is we should not focus only on how to treat the disease, but also how we can alleviate the pain that our patients feel and how we can make them happy despite of the illness/sickness that they have. It is true that laughter is the best medicine because through that we can forget the sickness/pain that we feel and we can also relieve easily. We also need to understand the feelings of others, especially to those in the health care profession because they are dealing with patients who have different diseases. Health care professionals are not treating disease but also give the patients hope that they will be cure.