… H.G. Wells classic are two very different views of the same topic. The 1895 book shows how well an author writes, while the 1950's movie shows how badly Hollywood can twist a time tested story. The Time Machine's two different faces are very spread…

… Luhrmann's movie "Romeo & Juliet". His language is always powerful and imaginative. He represents many different things in the play and holds an important role. Mercutio is Romeo's friend. He is neither Montague, nor Capulet. Therefore, he has…

… famous Rear Window at home during the 8:30pm timeslot on the cable network's Fox Classics Channel. I was sitting near the floor to ceiling glass sliding doors of my apartment, which led to the veranda. From there, like every other night, I could…

… activities of Scott Hastings, who is a promising dancer. He has learnt the strict tradition of the ballroom steps from Kendal’s Dance Studio which his parents own and the whole film resolves around Scott and everything connected to his life and the…

… a review on the film 'Monty Python and the Holy Grail' paying particular attention to how the audience perceives various components of comedy through out the film' As with the subsequent python films almost all the parts are played by John…

… both sides and is very raw. In the ordinary world you have a white, middle-class suburban family with a nice house three kids and blue-collar parents. But the beliefs that get passed to from father-to- son, brother-to-brother are not all that nice. At…

… Szpilman's life is depicted as one of courage, strength and survival. During the German occupation of Warsaw, Szpilman escapes from being deported to the when a polish officer pulls him off the line leading to the trains leading to the concentration…

… truths and values stand the test of time? This article will explore values raised in Jane Austen's novel Pride and Prejudice, published almost 200 years ago in 1813, and compare them to those raised in the film Bridget Jones's Diary, based on…

… moving film which portrays the story of patients at a mental institution, and explores some strange incidents which occur on the premises, the maintenance of power achieved by the authorities, and the acts of rebellion that inevitably follow. The most…

… a beginning, a middle and an end - but not necessarily in that order. Tarantino's scripts seem inspired by that notion, and the same goes for Go, which begins at one key point in its story, backtracks to fill in details, then throws in the perspective…