Two of the best examples of zombies retaining skills from their former lives is brought to us by no other than George Romero. In Romero’s Land of the Dead (2005), best example is when the zombies become transfixed by the fireworks, allowing people to escape. Later in the film, the people try the fireworks again, however the zombies are over the fireworks and are not lured away again. They ignore them and continue their rampage to eat living humans. Also we are able to see “Eugene” zombie fiddles with the gas pump from where he worked (Brains, Article “zombies have memories”), like he needed to do the job.
During the ball zombies start coming out of the windows killing the people there but luckily Elizabeth could fight against zombies with her dagger from her dress to slash through zombies till the finally got out of the ball. In the middle Elizabeth continuous on her journey to stop the zombie menaces. Then meets an old enemy that is trying to kill her and has three ninjas to kill her but gets all three of them like nothing. But her old enemy is a better fighter then her and beats her but doesn’t kill her. Then after that Elizabeth plays a game that makes her more swiftly and quietly.
I really enjoyed the story. The True Story of the Three Little Pigs and The Three Little Pigs both use good examples of rhyming, personification of the wolf and the pigs, and teaching children that there will always be two sides to every story, which I feel is a great lesson, to look at things from every aspect. The books are very similar as they are set in the same place, with the same characters, and with similar results, except for the ending. In the end of The Three Little Pigs, the third pig boils and kills the Big Bad Wolf, while in The True Story of the Three Little Pigs the wolf is arrested. The stories use many literary elements, with the tone
After putting everything together he was very proud of himself and absolutely admired the monster’s features because he specifically hand picked the best of the best corpse as he describes, “His yellow skin scarcely covered the work of muscles and arteries beneath; his hair was of a lustrous black, and flowing; his teeth of a pearly whiteness….” (42). Frankenstein was amazed with this hideous creature that he has been trying to put together for 2 years. Finally it was the spark of lightning/fire that completed this puzzle piece and brought Frankenstein’s monster to life. And upon coming to life from the spark, the creature, “..Was ugly then, but when those muscles and joints were rendered capable of motion, it became a thing such as even Dante could not have conceived.”(43). This shocked
Also the camera work was well put together through all the action scenes ecspecially at the beginning with the big boulder. The best special effects scene was when Indiana Jones and the Nazi were fighting and the Nazi got hit by a plane propelar. My overall reaction to the film is good, I enjoyed the movie, it had a very good plot to it and moved along well. I would definetly recommend this movie to teens for the action and
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Natasha Johnson Eng. 101 T-Th 12:30-1:45 Brains: To Eat or Not to Eat : A Comparison of Early Zombie Films to the Walking Dead Fast zombies, slow zombies, Haitian zombies, Riot Zombies, Flesh Eating zombies, Intelligent zombies, dumb zombies…..what do these all have in common might you ask? They all originated from the same basic origin: Fear of the dead rising back to life and overtaking our society as we now know it. For some reason the thought of our deceased loved ones coming back to life and preying on our brains strikes fear into the hearts of the living. Within the confinement of these pages I will illustrate what a “zombie” film should and should not entail, and how far the image of the zombie has progressed into our modern day visage of the term.
"We ain't nothing but mammals.." Well, some of us cannibals Who cut other people open like cantaloupes [SLURP] But if we can hump dead animals and antelopes Then there's no reason that a man and another man can't elope [*EWWW! *] But if you feel like I feel, I got the antidote Women wave your pantyhose, sing the chorus and it goes [Chorus – Eminem (repeat 2x):] 'Cause I'm Slim Shady, yes I'm the real Shady All you
Tally: You’re so silly, you will never learn… Rally: Can you imagine, all the fame, everyone knowing you. Boy I would do anything for being cool, anything. *After school, wolves enter* Brisky (Wolf 1): You did it or what? Frisky (Wolf 2): (Feels so evil and says) Yeah I stole that apple from that nerd’s knapsack. Brisky: (Happy, they did something bad again) Good, MUHAH, I love being evil.
To me, this movie deals with the problems with time travel. The best thing I like is when old Joe can feel and know what the younger Joe is about to do. This in my mind would give an advantage to the older Joe if they battle among each other. There were a couple of times where I noticed that the audience was really into the movie. For an example, when Cid (played by Pierce Gagnon) got shot by older Joe all the audience were at the edge of their seats saying in there head ``DON’T DO IT!!``.