Essays on Entertainment

Through the years, children have grown up watching Disney movies and television shows, as well as reading fairy tales through bedtime story books. Since its first animated film release, Snow White in 1937, Disney has since embarked on a long journey in becoming a common,…

With the effective portrayal of the upcoming apocalyptic ages, science fiction readily possesses the capability to address the threats and issues side-lined by experts on various fields. The effective impact of ecology and technology over anthropocentric world offer the probability of chaos over survival and…

Walter White, a brilliant chemist caught in a dull and detached life as a high school educator. Mr. white lives in Albuquerque new Mexico with his pregnant wife and their teenage son who has cerebral parsley. Mr.white worked part time at a local car wash…

Walter White is a fictional character and the protagonist on a popular television show called “Breaking Bad.” He is a chemistry graduate of the California Institute of Technology and co-founded the company Gray Matter Technologies. After leaving the company, Walter moved to New Mexico, started…

Claude Monet was a leading artist of the nineteenth century Impressionist movement. In fact it was Monet’s painting Impression, Sunrise (1872), which is credited for the origins of the movements name. Monet’s various departures form the norm such as the use of color, light, and…

‘I am the one who knocks’, said Walter White (played by Bryan Cranston) on episode 6 of the fourth season of Breaking Bad (Gilligan 2008). As Walter was the one who knocked so was this modern classic who knocked at the home of millions of…

Claude Oscar Monet was born on November 14, 1840 in Paris, France and died at the age of 86 on December 5, 1926 in Giverny, France. Claude was the oldest son of his family and became very fond of nature beginning at a very young…

Impressionism plays a critical part in the nineteenth century’s changing representation of the painting scene. At the hands of Pierre Auguste Renoir, Camille Pissarro, Claude Monet, and others, this original movement (not called Impressionism until the late 1800’s) was initially rejected by many and later…

Juno directed by Jason Ritmen, 2007, is a dramatic/romantic film that portrays the journey of a teenager as she faces the challenges of teenage pregnancy and everyday struggles. The main theme, that is presented in the film is the controversial and ethical dilemma of abortion….

From my perspective, the greatest challenge for creation of drama and film is a lack of new stories to tell, because the content of stories has not evolved with the development of society. To solve this problem, two effective methods have been developed. The first…