The Brother Ice Cube: Movie Analysis

Try when watching a movie you already read the book, think of all the good similarities and you are definitely going to make the movie seem so much

“O Brother, Where Art Thou?” was good movie to watch. I personally didn’t think it was going to be something I would like but I did. This movie was good at making you laugh and also has some parts with good meaning. It was way more entertaining than I thought it would be.

Two less Lonely People in the World... We Filipinos really love romantic comedies even those with cliché plots. Kita-Kita suddenly became one of the hottest topics on social media in the Philippines and that’s what sparked our interest in watching and critiquing this film. What sets it apart from the usual romantic-comedies we have watched is its attempt to put a twist on a typical “boy-meets-girl” happy ending story. Kita-Kita exhibit predictable scenes, however it still successfully grasps the attention of the viewers with its heart-warming love story about finding the right person at exactly the right time.

Stereotypes have always been used in comedies, they help

Burton does this to show some people feel outcasted but it’s okay to be different. He portrays life as a cruel but kind, funny and disturbing place. Tim Burton has had a major impact on media with his own unique tastes and his ability to stay true to himself. His films are well known to everyone, and are also very much enjoyed. As you can see, Tim Burton is a figure in the industry who have had a major impact on media

One can say the company's word choice was chosen to make the audience laugh. The overall atmosphere of this commercial was humorous and a huge hyperbole. If you want to grab someone’s attention, you’re going to want to play with their emotions one way or another, and you can’t go wrong with humor. Since majority of this commercial is impossible, it’s kind of funny how ridiculous it is. It’s portraying the materialistic things a woman would like a man to have or offer.

A good aspect used in the movie was character portrayal. Each character in the movie brought a new, different piece to the story. This made the movie more effectively entertaining because, even if there are characters that aren't necessarily likeable or nice, they are still portrayed in a way that puts a smile on the viewer's face. One example of this is Audrey’s boyfriend, Orin. While Orin is a horrible guy who does terrible things not only to his girlfriend but his patients, he’s portrayed in a comical manner when shown on screen.

Mercutio is a good friend to Romeo. The role he plays is a major impact in the story. He can be considered Mother Nature because he can be witty, funny and of course, serious all at the same time. He is an audience favorite because of his witty remarks and attitude. His death is so important because of his curse he puts on both families.

The difference in the characters and presentation of both genres is evident when watching the respective genres, it can immediately be noticed how comedy movies place a greater emphasis on humorous acts and silly jokes. Therefore, the characters also partake greatly in the silly jokes. The

The readers can also tell he loved the gang as much as he loved his life (although Ponyboy stated in the book, “life was one big joke to Two-Bit”) but clearly, he was so energetic and lively and funny, how could he not love his life and his gang? For instance, he immediately protested when Cherry

While watching Casablanca I was really just quite amazed with the whole concept and idea of film. Each of the characters did such an amazing job of being able to bring the film to life. The story line seemed really relatable to the present day even though the setting was during the world two time period. With the whole movie being focused on a relationship that was so strong for two people I figure that lots of people would be able to relate to a movie like this. Relationships being as complicated as they are I feel like people continue to love this film just based on how well it shows two people in a troubled relationship.

Her is a fantastic film with many defining characteristics. The characters interacting with each other and the tension that is present throughout helps this movie tell a wonderful story. From Theodore discovering the new technology of Oss and falling in love with Samantha then losing her to the evolution of OSs is certainly a main plot point. This movie shares many things with the audience about the question of how far the relationship of humanity and technology is supposed to go and shows that love is a precious entity but that sometimes some relationships do not end up like some may want them to. Her also subtlety expresses that when events do not go a certain way that a person should move on to bigger and better things.

This acting style pleased me and gave me the idea the couple had real feelings for each other. The acting style this duo portrays on the big screen is very realistic of a budding relationship and is very deserving of kudos. Consequently, “Pretty in Pink” was a decent film that did have its hilarious moments and upsetting moments. “Pretty in Pink” is a film that is not my favorite genres, however the acting that was done in the film was very enjoyable to watch and caused for the film to grow on me and become one of my favorite movies. This film is a must see and will be a memorable movie to watch and can be relatable to anyone in high school and the older generations’ high school

Viola is helping Duke to get something in return, but the other Viola from a Twelfth Night is helping Orsino because she is in service to him. The plot of both are quit humorous to read as they each fight for what they want while they still stay in disguise. I like the movie She’s the Man more because its more relevant to our time.

The problem with showing the viewer that Chris is this wonderful person all the time is that it’s fake. Showing the character’s his faults makes him more relatable. On top of that Chris is very intriguing on his outlooks of the life he lives adding a sort of mysterious enigma to his character. “Some readers admired the boy immensely for his courage and noble ideals; other fulminated that he was a reckless idiot, a wacko, a narcissist who perished out of arrogance and stupidity—and was undeserving of the considerable media attention he received” (Krakauer – Author’s Note).