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… AD. We see a little William Wallace, following his father, Malcom Wallace to a meeting between noblemen. Whne they arrive at the place of the meeting, they find everyone had been hung by King Edward "The Longshanks". Days later, Malcom, his eldest…

… film based on the beaches of a small island town called Amity. Within the waters of these beaches lies a killer shark, hungry for human flesh. After the terrorizing of several people by this ruthless shark, Chief Martin Brody takes it upon himself…

… of the Game(1939) is an excellent example of great French films. As a director Jean Renoir made use of the photography, plot and characters in a way only he could. The deep focus shot as Gianetti and Leech put it “A technique of Photography that pe…

… named Jean Valjean searching for food and shelter after working in a prison camp. No one would let them into their house because he was a convict. I felt bad for him through this because people judged him right away and he didn’t seem like such a bad…

… film filled with mystery and suspense. However, Hitchcock left many unsolved issues at the end of this film. In contrast, when comparing Vertigo to more recent films of similar type, mysteries are usually always solved and thoroughly explained by the…

… named “The Birds”. Maurier was born on 1907 at London, England. The idea for this famous story came to her one day when she was walking across to Menabilly Barton farm from her house. She saw a farmer busily plowing a field whilst above him the seagulls…

… a really crappy movie for even the sake of writing an essay can often be quite agonizing. With its lack of real-life friction, unbelievable characters, and unrealistic cliché feel-good scenes, “Remember The Titans” has more cheesiness than a Kraft…

… by Dashiell Hammett. John Huston adhered closely to the original work when he wrote the screenplay for the film. He stayed true to its structure, chronology of events, characters, dialogue, and settings. On May 22, 1941, Hal B. Wallis, an executive…

… “eye candy factor” in this movie is quite high, but is seamlessly integrated into the flow of the film. It is quite on par with The Matrix, but is less jarring in context. Digital effects support the emotions the film tries to evoke in you; they don’t…

… the Right Thing and Black Robe are two completely different films, yet they exhibit many of the same themes and conflicts. Do the Right Thing is set in modern times in one of the worst neighborhoods in all of Brooklyn. While Black Robe…