… to “What Lies Beneath,” I felt like I’d seen the entire film. This is something I don’t like about many trailers, and I was annoyed that this film did the same thing. Still, it looked good and I was excited about seeing it. Then began a lot of poor…

… media text can be defined as the means through which a story is told. There are two main types of narration: omniscient and restrictive. In omniscient narration the audience knows more than any of the characters in a scene, but with restrictive…

… funny yet sad story about love and war. The main characters are Guido and Dora. Guido is played by Roberto Beni and Dora is portrayed by Love is portrayed throughout this play with the character Guido who falls in love Dora. Guido is an interesting…

… the oppression that African Americans have had. This country was built and founded by Europeans, predominantly Caucasians. Throughout American history, Caucasians have been the most important, most dominant race. The black community has felt frustration…

… the film Exodus in class and reading the book as well, it can be noticed that though there were several similarities in the two, the number of differences, large and small, was far greater. Whether it be something as large as a missing character,…

… whether extraterrestrial life exists. In the beginning of the film, the idea that there could be any form of extra terrestrial life seemed ludicrous and Ellie was made a fool for believing in the possibility. Once Ellie and her fellow scientists receive…

… about a secret coalition being sent into Columbia illegally. A close friend of the President and his family are murdered aboard their yacht in the Caribbean, setting off a chain of events that leads Jack Ryan, Deputy Director of the CIA., into a dangerou…

… meets girl, boy falls in love with girl, both live happily ever after. The Rules of Attraction however, does anything but this. Rules is not the typical teeny-bopper gross out college comedy. It is a merciless and honest look into the reality of the…

… the assasination of United States president John F. Kennedy as he passed through Dealy Plaza in Dallas Texas on the 22nd of November, 1963. This film seeks to raise concerns that had been building up for some time about the nature of Kennedy's murder.…

… theme in the work of Frank Darabont, besides Oscar mania and a dependence on Stephen King, is an obsession with tall people. In The Shawshank Redemption, Darabont cast the gargantuan Tim Robbins as the poor fool locked up in prison in the '30s.…