… Arthur C. Clarke and Stanley Kubrick, the plot sequences that are symbolic. The section of the movie called ?The Dawn of Man? has many examples of symbolism. First, there are five things in ?The Dawn of Man? that show the endangerment of a species.…

… of an Australian Rules football club. People usually only see the players in action, the huge crowds cheering their chosen team to a win, but this film exposes the wheeling and dealing that takes place behind the scenes, in the boardroom between club…

… corner of Appalachia who are determined to build their own rocket, and help get America back in the ?space race.'' It's seen through the eyes of their leader, young Homer Hickham, who sees the speck of light of the ?Sputnik? in the sky and…

… (1959) shows the unfocused eyes of a man obsessed by excitement and fear. The man's name is Michel. He lives in Paris in a small room under the eaves, a garret almost filled by his cot and his books. He is about to commit a crime. He wants to…

… trouble looming in the South, "the love strain is still heard above the land's miserere." In an outdoor love scene in a pine forest, Ben and Elsie kiss, and he presents her with a "love token" - a white dove. (Silas Lynch spies on…

… important social issues. The story is set in the city of Los Angeles, California, in what could be called a high-class ghetto. This movie is about a young black man who loses his job and is influenced by his best friend to smoke marijuana.…

… who is betrayed by the Roman government who kills his family under the leadership by a corrupt Roman prince who is turned king, the roman general comes back as a gladiator to seek revenge on the prince turned king. The movie which was made in…

… sensations is a thing that most of us consider as fun entertainment. Facing states of horror frightens, but at the same time interests us. What matter behind horror actually gives one such satisfaction? Going downtown and seeing a horror movie…

… also a comedy. It starts out in documentary style, but then it becomes hilarious. That’s why I enjoyed watching it. It was really serious and funny at the same time. Michael Moore is the one that made that movie. It’s about closing of General…

… best-selling novel by Michael Crichton, that revolutionized special effects in movies the way Star Wars and 2001: A Space Odyssey did. The story concerns a tropical island, that is the home to living Dinosaurs, brought back by way of DNA. The billiona…