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- 2981: Moliere's "The Imaginary Invalid"
- ... was basically an optical illusion. The angle of the floor and walls made everything which was downstage appear as though it was bigger than the objects upstage. Argan and his "throne" (which was actually a big toilet) were placed in the middle of the stage; therefore allowing all the action to revolve around him. The set was meant to symbolize the themes of the play. Pink is a colour usually associated ...
- 2982: Essay On the Movie "Lord of the Flies"
- ... the dirt and all the smoke from the fire. For example Simons' shirt was a clean as white, when Simon was watching the other boys spill blood out of the pig. The island was to big, as the book describes it. There was no platform, and scar as described in the book. In conclusion, you should watch a coloured version of The Lord of the Flies. I would suggest that the ...
- 2983: The Die Hard Trilogy: McClain An Example of A Hero In America
- ... and then King Arthur and so on. A hero doesn't' necessarily have to be real but some one that people can strive to be more like, and when those situations arise (not usually as big as in Hollywood) they will know how to act. The heroes of Hollywood are not as good as role models as those of the past, but they still follow the same guide lines as them ...
- 2984: Stanlislovski's System: Concepts on Acting
- ... in a much more truthful manner. Even in acting the old saying goes: "You cannot really know someone until you walk a mile in their shoes." This concept of The Magic If also plays a big part in another Element of Action -Imagination. Imagination is another tool that allows the actor to build a substantial relationship with his character by creating the very universe in which his character resides. Through this ...
- 2985: Movie: All About Eve
- ... brought Lloyd to the conclusion that Margo was well overdue for a boot. Karen's kindness comes back again when Karen sets it up so Margo would miss her show so Eve can have her big moment
thinking that she was doing good for all concerned. After the play was when things began to fall apart. She received great reviews for the preformance and set up an interview with Addison De ...
- 2986: Romeo and Juliet: Tybalt's Misinterpretation of Romeo's Cowardice
- ... his and Juliet's aggrieved death. One mistake or misinterpretation can lead to many more as a result, one right after another. The preceding paragraphs support that Shakespeare believes that all actions, no matter how big or small should be thought out clearly. Reacting too quickly to information without any proof can lead to pain, misfortunes, and certainly disaster.
- 2987: A Scene from Martin Scorcese's "Mean Streets"
- ... deal with life in the Mafia. Some have dealt with psychotics and killers. Others have been complete departures that were period pieces, comedies, and even a feminist drama. He has proven that he can do big Hollywood-style movies as well as smaller, independent films. Either way, many of his themes and styles are generally seen in all of his films. Scorsese likes to work with certain actors on a regular ...
- 2988: Infomercials and Other Dishonest Commercials
- ... twenty year olds" and that "it is formulated from an ancient Chinese secret." Most of the products are over-charged and do not even do what the claim that they do; they are basically a big joke. The main idea behind info-mercials is to glamorize a product so that they can sell it in more quantity to people gullible enough to buy something that they have not had a chance ...
- 2989: Barbara Walters' Interview with Christopher Reeves
- ... on his fateful day. Walters brought Reeve's tragic story to his admirers, she illustrated what happened to him, how it happened, why it happened, and what can and cannot be done about it. The big question, though, is whether or not Walters crossed the boundary between ethical and unethical. But what is that line? Who determines where this line is, can I see it? Can I touch it? The line ...
- 2990: The Crucible: It's Easy To Blame Anyone
- ... afraid of the consequence of her fun in the woods and it was easier to blame a black person because their was not a lot of them. In Mary Warren's accusation, guilt played a big role when she accused Goody Osborn. The twisting and tightening in her throat and stomach problems were cause by a guiltily feeling inside of her wishing that she gave Goody Osborn some food. Finally, lust ...
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