Personal Narrative: Charlie Angels

Gender stereotypes set different standards for men and women. Vertigo, created in 1958 portrayed many different aspects of gender roles. In the beginning of the film we are introduced to “Scottie” who is a well respected detective but suffers from acrophobia and has a vertigo. He is very optimistic and wants the perfect woman in his life, he lives with “Midge” who is a creative artists and designs bras. Midge is a very sophisticated and a fine woman who is also Scotties ex fiancé.

All the excitement starting when Jasper locals Heath Kluemper, Patrick Norris, and Kyle Rupert, approached a Lottery booth while attending a Colts game in Indianapolis. When asked what would be done if they had won, they said they would buy and restore the Astra theater. “We’ve always loved movies, and the Astra is such a staple in the community. It has a lot of history and it still resonates with people,” says Kluemper. Spokesman Al Larson and the staff running the lottery picked six for new commercials that they thought “stood out and captured the essence of what it means to be a Hoosier” in the “Imagine That” campaign.

She thrived and cultivated in the stubborn, considerate person who many people supported. Her actions inspired other women to be reporters and for them to be accepted. Throughout her entire life, Nellie Bly suffered and persevered through all her difficulties, gaining many admirers and fame for her generosity and

Pleasantville is a movie about two siblings who find their true colors with the help of others. David and Jennifer fight all the time, and when they fought over the TV remote it broke. Out of nowhere a TV repairman gives them a special remote, allowing them to be teleported into David’s favorite show Pleasantville. Pleasantville takes place in the 50s and is a black and white program. There everyone is happy, life is simple, and there are no conflicts.

The Bellas may have some ups and downs, but they manage to stay together and win the acapella championship. Throughout the movie, the group of girls show many instances where they disagree on something, but through all the arguing they still keep the group together because they realize how much each one means to them. Another movie that has funny and loyal characters is The Fast and The Furious. In this movie, a group of family-friends try to commit crimes and race cars without getting caught or killed, but in the middle of all of it they let an outsider into the group without knowing he is a cop. The group of family- friends come to many disagreements about him and end up not trusting one another.

Hitchcock has treated Lisa as a remarkable portrait of American personality and Pomerance describes her thus: “There she is now, scampering up a fire escape, sliding onto a window ledge in her high heel, invading a presumed murderer’s cave, finding irrefutable evidence that something dark and unthinkable has undeniably been happening there, and transmitting that evidence back home” (Pomerance 161). Lisa by becoming a sleuth on behalf of Jeff wants to prove that she can be the sort of girl he needs and their marriage is possible. She now shows that women can also have power, agency, activity, and adventurous triumph within their grasp. No other character in Rear Window exhibits such derring-do, the prowess or the skill (Pomerance 161). Lisa proves that nothing is impossible

Holmes has a beguiling personality. He was able to lure young women and cunningly kill them without anybody suspecting him. Holmes was able to exert such power over his victims, prey on their weaknesses, and also not get caught. With Holmes charismatic and charming personality, he was able to exert power over his victims. Young women fell for his blue eyes, the way he would touch them while having a conversation, his high confidence, and his enchanting looks.

The Celebrity Obsession Sofia Coppola’s film, The Bling Ring, follows wealthy, California teenagers as they break into celebrity homes burglarizing millions in merchandise, all based on true events. The film specifically focuses on the lives of Mark, Rebecca, Nicki, and Sam, giving the audience a sense of their luxurious life styles of being handed anything they want. The film shows multiple burglary and party scenes, all with a carefree sense and no worries of repercussion due to their actions. A major scene (41:00-42:44) is where Nicki finds a gun at Megan Fox’s house and proceeds to hand it to a drugged up, Xanax filled Sam. This relaxed state Sam is in has her dancing around with the loaded gun, while pointing it back and forth at Mark

In Cat’s Cradle, Vonnegut described Mona Aamons Monzano as a beautiful woman alive who made sexual desire appeared. The character Jonah, the protagonist wanted her as his sexual fantasies that come to life. Lust for Mona have driven most of the main character’s decisions and sees her as a sexpot. As a result, sexual desire for Mona motivated Jonah to go to San Lorenzo. Jonah also accepted the presidency because of his lust for Mona and power.

However, the terror of marriage is killing people intangible, not murder or guns, which lowers the profundity of this social issue. It’s a really good suspense film, giving audiences the feeling of being on an emotional roller coaster, yet this is the only thing the story leaving for us. In fact, Gone Girl is a psychology movie, as the leading role Amy was a real psychopath orchestrating to frame her husband, Nick, for her murder, which included running away from home as the open and committing suicide as the end. In the movie, Amy was a beauty with blonde hair and shining brown eyes, and the slender legs lend charm to her.

Lucille Ball is an admirable woman for contributing to the world numerous times. Born on August 6, 1911, in Jamestown, New York. Lucille Ball got her start as a singer, model and film star before becoming one of America's top comedic actresses. With the 1950s TV show I Love Lucy, she became a hit. When she was 15 she convinced her mother to allow her to enroll in a New York City drama school.

Being in war for a long time can make you numb to the people dying around you. People that just got there will most likely be paranoid or have anxiety. Those symptoms show posttraumatic stress disorder. The flashbacks, guilty feelings and nightmares are what happens a lot of times while there in war. Flashing back to the same place over and over would be the worst nights ever.