Essays on Movie Analysis

To what extent do you think they are indicative of genre? George Miller’s “Mad Max: Fury Road” (2015) and Fritz Lang’s “M” (1931) are two incredibly different films made over eighty years apart. Miller’s Fury Road is a high-octane action-adventure movie with a dystopian science-fiction…

Silence of the Lambs is a movie released in 1991 whereby the major casts are a new student detective (Clarice) with a psychology background following in her deceased father’s footsteps in law enforcement, and a serial killer (Hannibal the Cannibal) who is helping aid her…

Mary is a child prodigy. She is able to solve differential equations in a millisecond and functions way over her classmates. Her mother was also a genius in mathematics, and her mother exploited her. When her mother passes away, Mary goes to live with her…

Lion, an Oscar-tipped film directed by Garth Davis tells a story about the journey of a five-year-old illiterate Indian boy, Saroo who got separated from his family when he fell asleep in an empty train that brought him all the way to Calcutta, 1000 miles…

Throughout this paper I will be drawing comparisons between Roman Polanski’s film The Pianist, and Quentin Tarantino’s film Inglourious Basterds. The Pianist is a film based off of the life of Wladyslaw Szpilman and his survival in Warsaw during the war. Where Inglorious Basterds is…

The Searchers is one of those movies that leaves the spectators jaw dropped from the beginning to the end. There is no way to not appreciate this movie. This is a saga of cowboys, with beautiful and almost unbelievable photography, filmed at an astonishing location…

Summary of the business Philadelphia-native sisters Jorrae and Kelly Beard of LuLu Bang seek $150,000 for 10 percent equity. Their business venture involves the manufacturing and distribution of a variety of customised barbeque sauce that is suitable to complement and enhance the flavour of almost…

Capitalism brings many impacts to wards Chris Gardner the main character in the movie that I watched which is “ Pursuit of Happyness “. People are said to work harder due to financial incentives. From the movie, Chris passed the interview and made a great…

At first glance, Michael Moore’s “Where to Invade Next” seems to be a comedic movie based on the insanity of U.S history, but it turns out to be a powerful film filled with a humanizing vision of better solutions, possibilities on how the US shares…

My visual representation is of a watercolor tree, depicting Billy Elliot’s transition of self-acceptance throughout Stephen Daldry’s movie ‘Billy Elliot’. This film highlights the opportunities and obstacles individuals face in their everyday lives. Billy transitions from a narrow-minded and myopic society where specific activities are…