Essays on Movie Review

“Erin Brockovich”, which is based on a true story, made me look at the real world differently and how ethics has a huge role. From PG&E to Erin both roles showed me how ethics can make or break a relationship. This movie showed me two…

The film, Erin Brockovich, was set in Hinkley, California in America during 1993. It is based on a true story and displays the life of a two-time divorcee and battling mother of three. Following an unfortunate road accident with a wealthy doctor, below-average lawyer, Ed…

Jonathan Teplitzky’s “Churchill” is historically accurate and is a good historical source as it takes the perspective of Winston Churchill during WW2, D-Day, and his personal life and recreates as accurately as possible. The film, which imagines British Prime Minister Winston S. Churchill as afflicted…

What makes this movie fascinating is the fact that it is based on a true story. It is about a woman who has 3 kids, no husband and no job who happens to meet Ed Masry and begins to work in a no-benefits, low-paying job…

In the Biopic of Erin Brockovich, we are first introduced to our main character as a single mother of three, who has been divorced twice and left alone to fend for her family. Brockovich appears to be disparate in her situation, as her career aspirations…

The case of Erin Brockovich took place in Hinkley, California from 1993 to 1996 against the Pacific Gas & Electric Co (PG&E). The case concerned that PG&E was using an anti-corrosive chemical called chromium 6 between 1952 and 1966. So customer advocate and environmental lobbyist,…

Through the film 12 Angry Men one is able to examine many of the lessons learned around exemplary leadership. The film presents a microcosm of culture and organization, as well as the dynamics surrounding leadership, including emotional intelligence, vision and strategy. The film centers on…

Riley Scott crafts a masterful insight into the esoteric elements of his film’s inspiration…with a touch of cinematic originality, writes DYLAN MORTIMORE. W hat constitutes the “real deal”? In the case of a novel to film adaptation, this is a subtle conundrum. And so, when…

Not knowing what is a lie and what is the truth. Thinking of noir films, in Bronfen’s Gender and Noir, the femme fatale supports Bronfen’s claims of how the Maltese Falcon sets a generic tone regarding the sacrifice of a woman who knows how to…

There are many versions of the same story that powers A Star is Born, which has seen three remakes up until now. The original 1937 film starring Janet Gaynor and Fredric March was remade in 1954 and 1976, and with its third remake, we see…