A movie that everyone should see is The World’s End. The World’s End is a tale about 5 friends who as young adults tried a pub crawl called the Golden mile. Starting with the first post and ending with The World’s End but along the way they encountered some trouble and were not able to finish. 20 years later the “leader” of these boys (Gary King) now an adult with many issues dealing with his past wants to try it all again. He goes to visit all of his friends who are all established in their careers and have a life. Many are reluctant to join but he convinces them by saying that a certain friend who vowed never to do it again is going. While on their 2 try they realize the entire town was taken over by aliens and there seems to be no escape. There are many reasons why this is the greatest movie of all time. First of all it’s the third of a very well rounded trilogy, its nickname is the blood and ice-cream trilogy because although the movie contains some graphic violence. Furthermore the bars all have to do with the scene making the movie like some sort of fun game to play while watching. First is “The First Post” this used to be a post office but was then made into a pub. Next is the “Old Familiar”, this bar is identical to the last besides the bartender and where the main character runs into an old friend. After that is “The Famous Cock (which is a Rooster in case you didn’t know)” ironically this the bar where our protagonist Gary King has been banned for life. Following that bar is “the Cross Hands” where the gang fights a group of boys who turn out to be aliens and they realize that everyone in the town is an alien. In the “The Good Companion” Nick Frost’s character (Gary King’s best friend) finally stops being so uptight and...
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... into one of the Sirens and punches through her stomach to get his wedding ring back. (Another hole in the wall.) Once they reach the World’s End, the alien leader speaks to Gary realizing that earth cannot be taken over because of how stubborn the people are and the World as everyone knows it ends. It’s sent back into the dark ages. Even after that long running game we have what’s called the fence joke or the jump joke where the main character’s always jump over a fence and fall and in the last scene of the World’s End after countless falls the 2 main characters both jump over a fence and land perfectly. Finally throughout the trilogy every line spoken has a meaning and even the puns do. A movie like that deserves respect, the movie was as clear as a crystal and cunning as a fox. All these wonderful aspects of “The World’s End” should make everyone go and see it!
“The End” by The Doors plays as he begins drunkenly mock fighting in his hotel room. The screen then fades from a shadowy close-up of Captain Willard looking over his bedpost, to a view of him in camouflage as he sets out to kill Colonel Kurtz toward the end of the film, seemingly looking back at the disturbed Captain Willard in the present. He looks into the ‘heart of darkness,’ encountering his inner, darkest self. The scene then fades to dark, barely discernible images lit up by the destruction of the jungle in the background, foreshadowing the events that are to come. The scene then fades back to Captain Willard fighting alone in his room. The pace of “The End” quickens, building up suspense, and eventually culminates when he punches the mirror, breaking it and injuring his hand. This symbolizes how he has rejected his personal identity—which is now foreign to him—and instead adopts military ideals. Although Captain Willard is shown crying and screaming in agony, the only sounds the audience hears is “The End.” This illustrates that although Captain Willard attempts to fight against his darkest instincts, he fails and is ultimately consumed by
In most novels the end leads to a conclusion to sum up the whole novel
and moving war-drama movies of all time. There are very few films today that even come
What components make a movie successful in cinema? Filmmakers have crafted a formula to successfully deliver the hero narrative. This formula consists of the hero’s journey and archetypes. Hero films typically follow a ten-step sequence to properly set up and execute the hero’s journey. These movies range from stories of transformations, searches, or a journey back home. Archetypes are used to employ character profile as well as add variety and depth to these stories. Ridley Scott directed Alien, in which Ellen Ripley embarks on a journey where she must survive an alien who is out on a murderous rampage and return back to Earth. Alien adds originality to its storyline by choosing a female lead instead of a male, but the film still incorporates the same heroic attributes that make a story successful. In this “going home journey” film, Scott is able to incorporate the hero’s journey and the official hero archetype towards the heroine Ellen Ripley.
...do not mess with black cats. Okay, not really. I did think that the cat being the one that gave away the narrator was the perfect ending. Man being outsmarted by feline.
`All's well that ends well.' Two completely different authors with two somewhat different styles of writing create two endings, which leave the audience guessing, making assumptions, but assuming that indeed, all is as well as it can possibly be, finally.
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, by J.R.R. Tolkien, is the first book in the fantasy-based trilogy of the Lord of the Rings. The book begins with Bilbo Baggins celebrating his one hundred and eleventh birthday. After his party, he then decides to leave everything behind and join a Fellowship, which has a task of destroying the ruling ring, which will give supreme power to whoever has possession of it.
Good Will Hunting is a film which conveys many interlocking themes and messages to its viewers. One of these nicely woven themes is placing trust in the people we care about as well as people we have only recently become acquainted with. Another message, arguably more significant than the last is finding and pursuing the potential one has and bringing meaning into our lives in any form we choose. I believe the potential and success this film demonstrates is that success, growth, and meaning in a person’s life does not always have to come in the form of advancing in a career or social status but rather in the form of overcoming hardships and developing close reciprocating relationships.
An individual is shaped and molded by how they are treated by those that surround them. Most people value the opinions of those they care about and want to act in accord. Consequently, the choices people make are greatly influenced by the people in their lives. Sometimes, someone will become close with people who are different from each other. Such is the case in Good Will Hunting. Will Hunting (Matt Damon) struggles between the people that created him and the people that discovered him.
A studious young man, an open book these two images swirl around the screen in a kaleidoscope effect, this was the introductory scene of "Good Will Hunting." This scene is followed by Ben Afflick, knocking on Will's door, when Will comes out a credit rolls by that says, "screenplay written by Ben Afflick and Matt Damon," just as the two walk side by side. This shows how perfectly the makers of this movie have everything timed, down to the credits. Also, the timing shows when the professor's assistant and Will are alone and the assistant tells Will how lucky he is to have someone believe in him as the professor does. Just as he finishes saying this the professor walks in and suddenly the assistant has something better to do than just sit there so he gets up and leaves. The cinematography in this movie is good, as right of way the viewer of this movie knows Will lives in one of the poorer sections of Boston, as his front yard is cluttered with junk and the look of the neighborhood surrounding his house is anything but colorful. The neighborhood looks gray and drab. Also, one of the many settings is a local bar which has the look of a neighborhood bar with Christmas type lights strung and normal looking people filling the place. Another setting is a Harvard classroom and a community college classroom. In the Harvard classroom the students appear to be attentive, clean cut, well dressed, and enthusiastic, while the students in the community classroom are bar...
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...s the movie ends with the sun coming out over the rainy gate, one cannot help but to feel as confused and lost as the characters at the opening lines of the film when they intoned their total incomprehension of the situation. Although the woodcutter seems to redeem himself of the perfidy of (possibly) stealing the dagger by adopting a baby left under the gate, the movie is never resolved. While faith is restored that men can also be good (a central question throughout the film) we are never any the wiser as to what was real. That is the whole point of the movie; we are never shown what is real because we will never know.
...r, this movie is lack of depth of storyline. The audiences can even predict what will happen in the next scenes. Moreover, the ending of this movie is too cheesy and irrational according to me. If only they change the ending to become more interesting and rational, I will give a four or five stars out of five. In spite of a lame twist ending, this movie is a perfect example to show that managers should be able to motivate and challenge their employee. It is important to remember that a happy employee means a productive employee.
I also love these movies for the butt-kicking leaders of the movie .The first horror movies I watched ever was Resident Evil It was playing in my parent’s room as I was walking through, probably doing some random 6 year old stuff. Then the movie caught my attention because it just started. There wasn’t much at first, especially at the time I didn't understand much in general; so I was about to leave the room. Then “bang” out of nowhere and zombies start popping out, and this one chick in the movie is kicking all the zombie butts. It’s pretty much movie about zombies that is like on steroids, and the main character, Alice, is immune to the virus; so then she uses that advantage and her fighting skills to save others from the apocalypse. Alice is just running and flying around everywhere blasting zombie guts everywhere. Those kind of scenes fire me up inside and makes my hype! King says that “ horror movies, like roller coasters, have always been the special province of the young” (King 358). It's very true that after a while you decline of horror movies are being watched by the increase of age pass 40. The movie The Final Destination, the fourth one in it’s series, just came out on DVD. My whole family was set to watch it; 20 minutes in the movie, just pass the catastrophic speedway death scene my parents said “ Nope, Nope
After reading the novel, Less Than Zero, by Brett Easton Ellis, I now have an idea what three movies I would recommend for the main character(s) to see. I would recommend the movies I will soon name because they relate to the characters’ lives and the overall storyline of the novel. Less Than Zero by Brett Easton Ellis is about a young man, Clay, coming back to visit his family during his winter break of college one year. During his winter break, in California, he reunites with old friends from high school and discovers their lives are drastically different from what they previously were like. During his visit he becomes entrapped by the drug and party scene that endlessly surrounds his old friends like, Trent and Julian. Clay manages to sound quite monotone as he describes the parties and events that take place during the novel. He regularly snorts cocaine during the novel and partakes in other illegal activities but still possesses a moral compass that we see enacted in one of the last scenes of the novel. As Clay is exposed to the more explicit realities of Trent’s, Julian’s, and other old friends lives we see the harsh and cruel reality of the LA party scene and our able to see the multiple depths of a character like Clay.