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Mystery of a Lifetime (Film review on Citizen Kane by Orson Welles) Our life is full of mysteries; we arrived in this world with unsure purpose. Death comes in our life in its most untimely visit. A story about being told to answer a subtlety death of a well-known English man is now claimed as one of the greatest films in cinema history. Orson Welles’ Citizen Kane set the bars in how to create an appealing and innovating storytelling that in this modern time is still recognized. Played as Charles Foster Kane, himself, Welles, unexpected fame brought breakthrough in the film history and student filmmakers of many generations had the chance to study this one-of-a-kind film.

They party and play around while together but when the time comes they’re always ready to do what needs to be done. At the end of 1942, his team is sent to complete a bombing run over Japan. The trip wasn’t easy as the plane barely makes it back. Louie’s life in the army wasn’t going to be easy and chapter 8 proves that true. The men who he gained close relationships with and highly respected him were involved in a plane crash over Pearl Harbor.

V for vendetta was his first debut as a producer but he assisted in producing the matrix (1999) and the matrix reloaded (2003). The movie really shows us that people live in a society whereby they are being controlled and they never had their own freedom of speech and expressions. The writers of this movie and who were also in charge of the screen play were Andy Wachowski and Lana Wachowski. V for Vendetta received 3 awards which includes the Brothers Manaki International film festival awards in 2006, it also receive the best production design in San Diego Film critics society awards in 2006 and also the best actress Saturn awards which was given to the heroine of the movie (Evey) and it also had 21 nominations. The genres that were used in V for Vendetta are Action, Sci-Fi and Thriller.

He was now standing before a row of chimney pots… The Republican sniper smiled and lifted his revolver above the edge of the parapet… He took a steady aim… His enemy had been hit… The body turned over and over in space and hit the ground with a dull thud. Then it lay still.”(O’Flaherty 9) The sniper successfully killed his opponent. This shows a fall in conflict because he defeated the other sniper and could go back to his base. The conflict has concluded. The conflict starts with the sniper being found, rises with the sniper trying to escape, and ends with the sniper tricking the opposing sniper.

The 1983 remake, is similar to the original 1932 film because Tony goes down with bullets flying everywhere, killing approximately twelve to fourteen of the intruders until finally one creeps up from behind him and shoots him with a shotgun, putting him to sleep forever. In the 1932 original Scarface movie, Tony Comante tries to run from the police but is brought down by their machine gun fire. Also, in the original film a stray bullet that was meant for Tony by the police accidently kills his sister (Cesca). Both films end when Tony is at long last killed. Clearly both movies would end when Tony's life does on the grounds that the film is about him .

He then swings around the dragon trying to rip his heart out; he reaches inside of the dragon’s chest area, but can’t get to its heart, Beowulf then cuts his arm off giving him more advantage to grab the heart. He grabs the dragon’s heart and pulls it out, causing him and the dragon to fall to their death. Beowulf dies telling the truth about him and Grendel’s mother to Wiglaf. The difference in the text is a thief stole from the dragon, provoking it to get upset and take action towards the city. Beowulf and his soldiers proceed to the dragon’s castle to terminate it; Beowulf has to fight the dragon himself, because his men are scared.

The Great Dictator is a 1940 political satire film written, produced, and staring world renowned actor and comedian, Charlie Chaplin. This was Chaplin’s first true sound film and wound up being his most commercially successful film. The film was nominated for several awards, including five Academy Awards. The setting is based in fictional country Tomania, based on Nazi Germany. The film was produced in the United States prior to World War II, at a time when the U.S. was still at peace with Nazi Germany.

The light awakens the old man, which startles him and this startling provokes the crazy man to kill the poor old man just because he has a cataract eye. After the murder the crazy man cuts the old man into pieces and buries him under the floor of his home. Due to the noise of the murder and the disposal of the body, the cops come. The crazy man welcomes the cops into the house and lets them investigate because he is confident in his ability to hide the body and cover up the crime. As the cops are talking to the insane man he starts hearing a heartbeat, which eventually drives

Richard forced him to tell what 39 steps actually was, leading the boss of it shot fire and caused a chaos in the hall. With his conscious fading, Mr. memory revealed the secret and ended the film, leaving the audience to imagine the fate of villains. While in Spellbound, Constance figured out the meaning of dream sequence of John, proving that he was not the murder. Justice seems to be restored. However, Hitchcock has played a little bit more and twisted the plot that the traces on Edward’s corpse, after investigation, still showed that John was the killer.

He can hold it when he's speaking.’” (Golding 36), which gives everybody a chance to voice themselves and support Ralph voluntarily. This strategy of gradually building a positive reputation prior to giving orders to the boys highlights Ralph’s ability to gain authority, whilst acknowledging that he is not superior to any of the boys. This is in comparison to Jack, who falls prey to the excitement of proving his hunting capabilities to the boys, using it as an excuse to lead the boys, which essentially serves as the cause of the chaos the island falls into. He eventually even destroys the conch, symbolizing his role as a catalyst in the loss of democracy, and thus

All this made Cantinflas earned a golden globe for best actor. after he finish his first film around the world in 80 days he return to Mexico where he start a new film name el bolero de raquel,this was the first Cantinflas film to be distributed to the United States by Columbia pictures in 1957. El analfabeto, el padrecito and su excelencia was just the beginning of a long film production, 55 to be exact is where the character of cantinflas appear. Cantinflas have a super,enormous,massive and tremendous impact in society that even the real academia Espanola add the verb cantinflear, cantinflas and cantinflada in its dictionary in 1992.Mexican artist Diego Rivera painted Cantinflas as a symbol of the Mexican culture. The American electronic music released a song about Cantinflas called Whipstickagostop.

More than 70 Nazis were killed; At that point the Jews flung the gunpowder bag into a stove and exploded Crematorium IV. Around one dozen men got away from the camp however were recovered. All remaining Sonderkommandos, whether they had a part to play in the rebellion or not were

As the Nazi war machine spread like a cancer across Europe the Nazi 's began a massive invasion against Russia. The Germans were ordered to seize a bombed out building near the Volga River which only held around two dozen Russian defenders. The Germans had much more people, and tanks and flamethrowers, walk in the park right? Well maybe, if said park was on fire and defended by soldiers who 's orders were strictly "not one step back". Yakov Pavlov was the commanding officer of this small group of men and not even in the least deterred by the sheer odds against them set up 4 layers of barbed wire, a mine field and machine gun placements in every window

Mine’s Gever Baud!” he shouted as he ran over to a gun stockpile. “Diesel, pleased to meet you!” the newcomer shouted back as he ran with him. After Gever, Diesel and the others finished off the guards, they began to make their way to the city hold. Cutting down a banner proclaiming test day, Gever and the others fought past the guards, making their way into the building step by step. Several guards ran toward them, and Porter was shot and wounded.