… through out the movie. The two characters that can be considered as the heroes are first of Sir Lancelot, and the other is of course, King Arthur. As the dictionary states, a hero is one who is noted for feats of courage or nobility of purpose,…

… such as Buffy, it is noticeable that the majority of symbolism is often overshadowed by a prominent distraction, such as a fight scene or an instance of romance. By analysing the formation of a society in a film series, we can gain a profound understandi…

… oppion of this movie is that it was a little too boring and didn¡¦t really go anywhere in the long run. But it did have its good points; the camera shots were fantastic and the actors acting ability was also good. The story is about a boy named…

… around Shakespeare's love interest, Viola Le Lesseps, the Queen Elizabeth, herself, still managed to make a large impact within the story line. Her air of authority and the power she held and emitted made her into and admirable entity, not only in my…

… is a film that presents the high racial tensions in Canton Mississippi in the early 1990’s. The film opens with two young men, James Lewis Willard and Billy Ray Cobb joy riding in their beat up yellow pick up truck decked out with Confederate…

… theater expecting to see a very funny movie. One reason why I expected this movie to be funny was that it was co-stared and co-written by the Wayans brothers (Shawn and Marlon), considered the best comedians in Hollywood. Sadly, my expectations were…

… by Quentin Tarantino. The reason I chose this movie, as my all time favorite is because it exhibits all of the popular attributes that most movies today exhibit such as action and adventure, but what makes this movie special is its very real and…

… significant ideas about the story of The Lion King but I don’t agree with her suggestions of what certain colors or characters represent. Lazarus seems to focus on the social and political aspects of this harmless and simple movie. Her accusation of…

… in understanding Shakespeare's plays. The language he uses usually confuses the heck out of people and they can't understand what is going on. In the movie "Othello" we watched in class, they cut out some of the scenes that are in the original book. P…

… are we free to do anything”, Tyler Durden (Brad Pitt) states, among many other jewels of contemplation, in Fight Club, a shockingly relatable tale of a Man (Edward Norton) trapped in the world of large corporations, condominium living, and all the money…