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The movie’ Black Coffee ‘ is the type of the movie where the characters in the movie are acting based on the quote “If you love something see it free”. Whatever meant to be will be is another quote that was applied in the movie. All the two quotes were treated like profundity in the movie Black Coffee. Black Coffee movie was directed by Mark Harris. The movie “Black Coffee” began with the quote that was taken from an anonymous legend. The Quote was suitable for the movie due to the reason that the movie was acted to express what a gifted man deserves, a gifted woman and God was also involved in the movie http://variety.com/2014/film/reviews/film-review-black-coffee-1201045146/. The main characters in the movie were Gabrielle Dennis, who …show more content…

The music was playing while Morgan and Robert were making conversation though their voices were overlapped by the voice of the music. The music was composed basically for the movie to pass the motive for romantic relationships between Morgan versus Robert and Mita versus Hill. Music played a vital role in the movie due to the reason that it helped to attract the attention of the audience. It was attractive because characters such as Mita and Hill were arrogant and demanding in their past relationships hence they were not expected to fit any normal and peaceful relationships. However, at last they were brought together and eventually rhyme with each other very well. On the other hand, Morgan and Robert had bad times in their relationships due to the reason that Morgan divorced with Hill due to mistreatment that Morgan was given by Hill. Robert was also stressed by Mita, who was very demanding regarding finance. The music Win showed how the two couples Won their heart desires. Morgan win Robert and Mita Win Hill (Cathy). Bothe couple won, and it was the source of happiness to both couples. The prices were open for both of them for years; hence, it was just a matter of persistence and

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