… every aspect of human existence and makes you question every value you believe to be true. Each character in the movie has a unique personality. The mixture of different personalities makes the story interesting and fills the story line with…

… transport people from the US to England. It had many decks, and each deck is labeled like the ships now days. There is a deck for the first class people, a deck for second class people, an entertainment deck and some lower decks for storages…

… Man” was a significant aspect in portraying the films political message. The first thing I noticed in the dialogue was the sick president saying,”The rich used to play polo, but now they play politics. This statement not only suggested that politics…

… Julienne Davis, the little-known actress who plays the part of Mandy, the druggie prostitute, in Eyes Wide Shut. Mandy’s role is small but pivotal - when Tom Cruise’s doctor William Harford is “redeemed” by a masked woman at an orgy, thereby risking…

… based on the Odyssey by Homer, to whom credit is given. The comedy in this film differs from many other movies. In films such as Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back or any given Jim Carrey comedy the elements of comedy are very obvious and easily laughed…

… his characters actual life, and his dream life. The bases of these two roles remain the same. He’s a well to do young man from upper manhattan who has just about everything he wants. Money, a promising career, good looks, and a great social…

… meet.” David Lynch What do an aspiring actress, a beautiful stranger, a frustrated film director, a sinister cowboy, a gritty assassin, and a scary sorcerer all have in common? They are all the key characters in master cult director David…

… to perform in a motion picture. Filmmakers have to take factors in to account in order to get their message across. There are many techniques, ranging from an actors’ or actresses’ clothes and possessions to the environment in which the movie takes…

… hit Pulp Fiction created a new genre: film noir with the sarcasm and disillusionment of the ‘90’s. Base situations and low-life characters somehow do not come off as dramatic and shocking, but rather as ordinary and understandable. Tarantino, a self-ta…

… a book of short stories than a novel. Many of the passages seem self-contained, some of them are masterful and others look like they came out of the bottom drawer. This is a strangely shapeless film from the man whose work usually imposes a ferociously…