I watched 1945 version of the State Fair. If I can take the meaning of a song they sing then the movie takes place in the state of Iowa. The movie starts at the Frake’s family farm. The farm looks like a typically for of a middle-class family. The house is beautifully furnished. I did not see any hint of the year but it takes place during the last weeks of August because the billboard has the fair beginning on August 23rd. Other than the house, the fairground is the only other location in the movie. There are different places that are shown like the rides, booths, pig pavilion, race tracks, hotel, the tent for the cooking competition, and the open space that has a bar and stage for the singers and band. The movie begins with a man driving …show more content…
The arrogant man running the tent is bested by Wayne. Not wanting Wayne to play anymore, a red-head woman intervenes by saying her dad was the Chief of Police and the man is committing a crime for not allowing an able customer to play. After winning back the eight dollars that were taken from him last year, Wayne offers to take the lady out, but she declines. Margy, on the other hand, decides to go to the roller coaster to get over her fears. There she meets Pat, a journalist. That night, Wayne searches for the mysterious woman. He later finds out that woman’s name is Emily, she lied about being the Chief of Police’s daughter, and she is a singer. In the morning, Margy goes with her mother to the cooking competition. Ms. Frake ends up winning first prize for Sour Pickle and the overall award for her minced meat. Margy later meets Pat at the races where they shared a kiss. That night, Wayne meets up with Emily. She convinces him to come to a birthday party that she was throwing for her partner. Wayne sings a song that McGee gave him, then punches Marty who accuses hThe movie begins with a man driving past a billboard, which reads “State Fair Week Beginning Aug. 23. Our State Fair is a Great State Fair.” He and a group of people that are later identified as the Frake family are singing the opening song. The man arrives on the Frake’s farm. Mr. Frake is tending to the …show more content…
The arrogant man running the tent is bested by Wayne. Not wanting Wayne to play anymore, a red-head woman intervenes by saying her dad was the Chief of Police and the man is committing a crime for not allowing an able customer to play. After winning back the eight dollars that were taken from him last year, Wayne offers to take the lady out, but she declines. Margy, on the other hand, decides to go to the roller coaster to get over her fears. There she meets Pat, a journalist. That night, Wayne searches for the mysterious woman. He later finds out that woman’s name is Emily, she lied about being the Chief of Police’s daughter, and she is a singer. In the morning, Margy goes with her mother to the cooking competition. Ms. Frake ends up winning first prize for Sour Pickle and the overall award for her minced meat. Margy later meets Pat at the races where they shared a kiss. That night, Wayne meets up with Emily. She convinces him to come to a birthday party that she was throwing for her partner. Wayne sings a song that McGee gave him, then punches Marty who accuses him of cashing in on his relationship with Emily to plug in a song. On the final day, Blue Boy already won Grand Champion for the senior division and finally wins State Fair Grand Championship. Mr. and Ms. Frake celebrate bother their victories by enjoying themselves at the fair. Both Margy and Wayne’s
Minny is an African American maid in Jackson, Mississippi, who is sassy and doesn't take a lot of attitude from Miss Hilly or other white women. Different than the rest of the people, white or black in The Help, Minny doesn’t think about consequences if someone messes with her. She struggles with her life from time to time, but Aibileen is always there to help her. Minny shows she has a kind heart too, by making a sacrifice to help her friends and family.
The woman’s body was found by one of the men named Stewart. When Stewart discovers the woman 's body, he screams and calls his friends to see what he found. Billy the kid
...t David’s deceased grandmother. She tells Jeff and Betsy they have to go to police and tell them everything about Mr. Griffin and David’s grandmother she says, “It’s gone past the point where there’s any choice. Whatever they do to us, they’ll have to do.”
When she decided to try and help a young juvenile, Wesley Benfield, become a better person by taking him to church and offering him to stay the night with her, Robert thought that Mattie was sick. Pearl Turnage, Mattie's older sister, has given in to the stereotypes that are now plaguing Mattie, and insists that she do the same. In fact, she invites Mattie to accompany her to the funeral home, where they will each pick out a casket that they are to be buried in. Pearl pushes the subject, as if to force Mattie into realizing that she doesn't have much time left to live. Pearl also begins talking to Mattie about the past and the fun that they once had, as if to tell Mattie that those days are over and that it is time for her to begin a new chapter in her life.
After April and Roger search desperately for Cheryl, they look for several weeks, and have no idea where she has gone. One night Cheryl’s friend Nancy calls April, and explains that she was leaving with her, but she had left suddenly and believes she is going to do something bad. April remembers that Cheryl told her how their mother committed suicide, by jumping off the Louis Bridge. When they arrive at the bridge a group of people say they saw a women jumped off and commit suicide about five minutes before they arrived.
Christine Scavello and her son are walking to their car when an old woman appears and begins to shout, "He must die!" toward Joey, and rants the phrase, "Don't you know what he is?" Later, they see the same woman outside a window at their house and then she calls them on the phone several times, again saying that Joey must die. It is then that they decide to hire a private investigator.
The Big Lebowski is a stoner comedy about a middle-aged hippie who likes to go bowling. The main action of the plot begins when two thugs break into Jeffery Lebowski’s (a.k.a “The Dude”) apartment and try to shake him down for debt his wife has incurred. After some physical abuse, a lot of yelling, and a rug-urination incident the Dude is able to convince them that they have the wrong man. The thugs have come to the wrong Jeffery Lebowski’s house there is another man by the same name with a “nympho” wife named Bunny and much more money. At the instigation of his bowling buddies, the violent Vietnam veteran Walter and the meek and rarely heard Donnie, he takes his soiled rug to the mansion of the “Big Lebowski” to demand a replacement. He eventually leaves, having taken a replacement rug off the floor of the big Lebowski’s floor. This odd incident leads to his involvement in the complicated kidnapping of Bunny. Though he insists that the woman has simply gone on vacation without bothering to tell her much-older husband, the Dude finds himself inextricably involved in a plot involving a pornographer, nihilists, and a kind-of love affair with the big Lebowski’s daughter Maude. Eventually the...
The main protagonist of the film, Scotty Smalls, is introduced as a straight-A, friendless young boy who has just moved into a new neighborhood in new state. While
But if Jerry never agrees then Brother Leon will destroy Archie and The Vigils. Football practice was the worst because the guys on that team actually wanted to kill him. Somebody trashes his locker. People prank call him and call him names. Meanwhile, Archie and the Vigils make selling chocolates seem cool so Jerry doesn’t have to go through all of this stress. The school had lost of students because of Jerry not selling chocolates. Finally all of the boxes of chocolates have been sold except for the ones for Jerry. Archie thinks to make a raffle out of these lasting chocolates. Emile Janza and Jerry Renault are the only two that haven’t sold any chocolates. So they both are in the raffle. They are led to a platform and have been told the rules of the game. Basically, Carter will draw a raffle ticket and read what the owner has written on it. Students will write the name of the student they want to get hit, and how the person gets hit. They both got a few punches, but then goes out of control. All of the students are calling for his death. But then right at that moment The Goober shows up and calls for the fight to be stopped, but no one hears him. The fight ended when the lights for the field went out. The students
As Beau Willie seats on the edge of the window looking down he sees a limo waiting for Crystal and he allege that she’s cheating on him with her boss. Instinctive this threw Beau Willie into an alarming rage. He immediately started yelling at Crystal and accusing her of being a whore. In the process of using profanity towards Crystal, Beau Willie wakes up the children from their naps. The children are somewhat use to Beau Willie behavior as the little girls asks her father to be nice to mommy. Meanwhile, Beau Willie tries to convince Crystal that he can be a good man and perfect father to their children by telling them that he loves them and starts to hug
Bailey was late to dinner and he got a beating. Bailey told that he was watching a white female actress that looked just like momma. She made the movie ad they had to wait for it to come out to see it again. In the next chapter at the church people start to plan a party so people can have some relief from their hard lives.
The story identifies three characters; Sylvia, Sugar and a black woman Ms. Moore. Initially, Sylvia does not like Miss Moore as she believed she prevented children from having fun but in reality Miss Moore wanted to show them the real side of the life. So she organized a trip to F.A.O Schwartz. As the story develops the reader gets a glimpse of Sylvia “street smarts” and leadership role as they traveled to toy store in a cab. The group horses around the taxi while Sylvia is scheming a way to keep the money for herself. Miss Moore is aware of this when she gives them the money, lending the reader to believe this is all part of the lesson of the day. By doing this she is showing the children the value of money and work. When they arrive at store the lesson continues as they gawk at the toys in the window and find it hard to comprehend what kind of people have this kind of money to throw away on toys. The turning point occurs when Sylvia’s best friend, Sugar, questions Miss Moore about the fairness of people spending the same amount of money on a toy that some families would use for basic survival needs. This leads to climax where Sylvia confesses, “And something weird is goin on, I can feel it in my chest.” (Bambara, 653). this shows Sylvia’s feeling of betrayal by her friend along with the realization that she is right. The denouement is the last line of the story where she states , “but ain’t nobody gonna beat me at
Sarah Penn shows her love through many motherly acts. Sarah tells George that she wants a bigger house for her daughter's wedding. Sarah shows much love and care for her daughter and her fiancé. In the early morning Sarah, Nanny, and Sammy are all around the kitchen talking about the new barn. Nanny is cleaning a bunch of dishes and Sarah comes out the pantry to help her clean them. This exemplifies two things, Sarah cares about her daughter not cleaning a lot of dishes, as well as cooking. Sarah Penn cooks for her family like a good, loving mother would. Sarah takes off George's jacket when he "lacks the power" to take it off himself. Sarah acts to prove that she is very loving and caring.
hits Myrtle and kills her. Instead of stopping or trying to help, she drives off. Later, when
The movie begins with self-centered, materialistic Charlie Babbitt (Tom Cruise), learning the death of his father. To settle his dad’s estate, he and his business partner/girlfriend, Susanna (Valeria Golino) travel to his home town Cincinnati. While he was hoping to inherit all of his dad’s estate, all he got was a car and a collection of rosebushes that he simply has no use for. The remaining $3 million fortune was put into a trust for an unnamed beneficiary. Charlie demands to know the identity of the beneficiary and finds out that it is a mental hospital where his long-lost autistic brother, Raymond (Dustin Hoffman) resides with a caretaker, Dr. Bruner (Gerald R. Molen).