… Katarina is 18 and she was popular a few years ago but then she got sick of it, she doesn’t care how she looks and what people think of her, she likes to do things that people don’t expect from her. She became this way after Joey Donner dumped…

… in Alfred Hichcock’s film Rebecca, the final product is established as a fairytale. This final product, however, must first be reached by Hichcock’s use of entwining the "alternative" fairy tale of Rebecca with various other traditional fairy tales…

… Bilbo Baggins mysteriously disappears, or so he citizens of Hobbiton had thought. Bilbo merely slipped his most prized possession on his finger; a golden ring that he won through a game of riddles from the creature Gollum, nearly sixty years before.…

… forming slanted boxes on which the credits appear The lines become the windows of a large building OFFICE BUILDING/CAB Main character talks to his secretary about his plans They go over his schedule for the next day while driving to his appointment …

… shown through the experiences of a character who has been unjustly enslaved. Contrasting the basic human right to freedom with an unfair imprisonment makes a clear distinction between right and wrong, justice and injustice, and humanity and inhumanity.…

… authors to come out of the eighties. He is also, with little doubt, one of the most innovative and inventive. Through his work concepts such as cyberspace have entered not only language, but also our conception of both the future to come as well as…

… dimensions of the genre to create the ultimate horror film - hedeliberately reduces the pace of the narrative and expands the rather simpleplot of a domestic tragedy to over two hours in length, creates lush imageswithin the ornate interior of the…

… might have been Ed Norton’s last lines in the 1999 film “Fight Club,” had the movie not ended in such an ambiguous and unresolved fashion. The movie’s end is unresolved because the final scene shows the symbolic resetting of a city, and the symbolic…

… (Brad Pitt) who narrates the story of his human and inhuman lives to a small-time San Francisco reporter (Christian Slater). Louis is a Four out of five in this story for he hinges on his flourish propensity for whining. While still human in the 18th…

… media, books, and family stories is very important in understanding what happened to our ancestors before we were born. A lot of what happened in American history effects us today. Their victory’s, defeats, struggles and hard work all make America…