… theme of Hollywood’s version of Shakespear’s Julius Caesar is good v. evil. Did they use this theme to make more money on the film or is their version of the story told accurately? The movie Julius Caesar starts out in Rome, 44 B.C. Caesar is returnin…

… way of life,” most likely because it makes the town feel united. With the stands packed full with cheering fans townspeople loose themselves and worry only for the team. The patrons also find ways to get along with each other, which gives the fans…

… one of only three that I have seen in my lifetime, but the more I see of his films, the more I want to see. His attention to specific details and background information that help to explain hidden details and the many symbolistic meanings of…

… men (I don’t remember their names so I‘ll guess) meet each other and eventually enlist in the army for the Allies. The movie .shows the times from before they meet and it ends with the death of one of them. The story begins with Adolph (blonde dude)…

… town, its more popular residents, and a murder mystery told in retrospect by the main character Idggy. I was able to identify several social structures within the small town during the movies flashbacks as well as its modern day narrative setting. There…

… let the people of the future see what shaped the culture around the world in the 20th century there would be a few people who would be on the consensus list. Making up a part of that capsule would be the musical group “The Beatles”. The group was…

… firm, you will make your first million within three years.” These words were spoken by one of the main characters in the movie Boiler Room. This man was ecstatic because of all of the wealth that he created by pulling the metaphorical stock market…

… of the Lambs” is nothing short of grotesque. He gives an absolutely amazing performance playing the role of this deranged, psychiatrist. In fact, he plays the part so well that at times the madmen seems capable of leaping right off the screen…

… the Heat of the Night, a film directed by Norman Jewison, starring Rod Steiger as Sheriff Gillespe and Sidney Potter as Virgil Tibbs. Through out the movie, common themes such as racism and power surface continually and are the focus of the film.…

… successful box office hits in history are science-fiction films. This indicates that the audience - society - likes what they see in these movies. Science-fiction has long been viewed as a male dominated genre. Although there have been notable exceptions…