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- 1571: Trigger Effect (movie Review)
- ... wonder if they themselves understand the discord. After this apparent non-event, the couple go home. Matt and Annie (the couple, played by MacLachlan and Shue) awaken having lost operation of all household utilities, including television and radio. Annie discovers that their infant girl has another ear infection, so Matt goes to local pharmacy to get the child’s usual antibiotic. There, Matt is involved in yet another altercation. He and ...
- 1572: Todays Hip Hop
- ... in hip hop. You see it everywhere you go (Ro 1996, p. 74). This is seemingly a weak defense, but Swift has a point. At any time of the day, anyone can turn on the television and see someone drinking a martini or mixing a daiquiri. If a problem arises, someone will fix a drink. All over every city we see bars and restaurants promoting happy hours. When questioned, most people ...
- 1573: The Downfall Of Music Today
- ... a loss and the record company is up several million dollars. Another reason why music of this sort thrives is because of the availability of it. All someone has to do is turn on their television and it is right in front of them. Nowadays just about every car being made has a CD player, which discourages people to listen to the radio. People can go out and buy the CD ...
- 1574: The Arts And Crafts Debate
- ... Robert Hughes doubts very much the ability of Kooks to call himself an artist for the very reason of his lack of skill as much as the content of his work. He states in his television series ‘American visions’ that “Koons’ work is, at best, art, which cannot be taken seriously”. This also touches on the idea that although a craftsman may make things of utility if they are not used ...
- 1575: Why Does Theatre Survive
- ... throughout the various types and styles that exist as a facet of every nationality and creed. But why theatre at all? Will theatre then have a role in the society of the future, where cinema, television and computers rise to an overwhelming popularity? The answer is yes - In the 20th century theatre is no longer the only form of media entertainment. But despite all the excitement technology has brought with it ...
- 1576: War Of The Roses
- ... and never to give up hope. But most of all this was for entertainment. Humans like to see lives that are in more turmoil than their own. This is why we have soap operas on television today. He achieves this by using characters that seem to be imaginable. He puts these characters in amazing situations. When the reader believes that they have something pinned he puts in another twist that sends ...
- 1577: Violence In Rap Music
- ... who they are and what some of their lyrics are saying. Today our society is bursting at the seams with violence. There is fighting in other countries like Kosovo, shootings in schools, and violence on television. In my opinion, though, nothing has a greater effect on the youth of America than rap music. However, this isn’t a new issue, there has been violence in rap music for years. Such as ...
- 1578: Underwater Photography
- ... this foreign world on film in order to share it with those unable to see it for themselves. This challenge has been answered over the past fifty years, in both still and motion pictures. Today, television and cable audiences can frequently find a documentary or special about an aspect of the underwater world. What makes the underwater world so intriguing and appealing to photographers? First, it truly is another world - a ...
- 1579: Star Wars Vs. Star Trek
- ... cockpit. The stealth fighter can easily fit into the Star Wars universe. Kids realized that Star Wars was more than a movie when they bought the X-wing, Tie fighter model kits, and watched on television grown special effects men playing with the same 'models' on Star Wars. Thousands of artists and would be filmmakers in out of the way towns with no film production facilities realized that movies could literally ...
- 1580: Smoke Signals - Movie Analysis
- ... a devout believer in spirits. He waits patiently for visions and enjoys stories of both fact and fiction. Yet, he is also a bit of a nerd who spends too much time watching Indians on television and Dances With Wolves. Nonetheless, Thomas who was raised by his grandmother continues to worship Arnold even though Arnold left the reservation for a life in Phoenix when Thomas and Victor were only 12 years ...
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