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    Glory. At first glance it may just seem like your average civil war movie; but Glory entails so much more. With emotional trauma and so much more‚ this film goes beyond the battlefield and into the personal lives of soldiers and generals; the story gives viewers an in-depth look at what really happened during the war. The film was influential and well-written; really conveying the thoughts of the people involved in the war during the time. Being both enthralling and emotional‚ Glory went above and

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    1. Glory the movie has many different types of genres which includes: drama‚ epic film‚ action film‚ costume drama‚ war film‚ period piece‚ and political drama. 2. The main characters is Glory are Matthew Broderick as Col. Robert Gould Shaw‚ Denzel Washington as Trip‚ and Morgan Freeman as John Rawlins.. these three chracters changed the movie dramatically making it easy for the viewers to feel the passion and pain going on throughout this movie. 3. The genre throughout the film flips back and

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    Hometown Glory

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    “Hometown Glory” Home is a dwelling place where one’s feelings are placed. It is a place where one feels comfortable and happy‚ but not everyone has the same definition of home. Others may express home in different ways like in a song‚ like artists who relate their music to personal experiences. Adele’s “Hometown Glory” expresses the definition of home as a country that is united‚ diverse‚ and a place to appreciate. This artist uses various literary items in her song to allow listeners to appreciate

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    The Power and the Glory

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    In the novel The Power and the Glory‚ Graham Greene sets up his readers to search for the power and glory represented in the novel. The title’s main words connect not only many of the characters and their chronicles‚ but to the teachings of the Sermon on the Mount. The Priest unknowingly lives out a life comparable to one of which is encouraged throughout the Sermon on the Mount. He pursues his calling through acts in kindness rather than running away‚ when persecution is near. The Lieutenant yearns

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    Ever heard of the movie glory road? For class we had to watch a movie that was related to race. The movie that I chose to watch was Glory Road. Before I had to watch this movie‚ I have never heard of it before. Glory Road is about a new coach to the Texas Miners‚ and he decides to build a team based on the talent rather than the race. The conservative townsfolk balk at the new racially diverse lineup despite the fact that the team is winning all their games. When the team began to dominate the court

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    The Whiskey Priest – The Power and The Glory The Power and the Glory‚ as already visible from its very title‚ relies heavily on the complex dialectics of pairs of dual terms which go beyond their apparent contradiction to offer complementary affiliations. The characters‚ especially the whisky priest‚ have a dilemma: they live and voice paradoxes and navigate between extremes‚ an example of which is the states of purity and impurity. Impurity is obviously perceptible in the dirty‚ infected and contaminated

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    The difference with Malle’s film is that his film is centered around a single event in his life instead of a period of time like the previous two films. However‚ the canvas of this background is till World War II as in Hope and Glory. In Louis Malle’s recollection‚ he views himself as a detective in finding out what his classmate Jean Bonnet is hiding.What starts the beginning of Malle’s detection is when he is with Father Jean and Father Jean asks him about Jean and tells him

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    Glory Road

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    Glory Road: Ethics and Morals Glory Road: Ethics and Morals Many different movies that we watch throughout our lives stir some type of emotional response. This could include sadness‚ grief‚ joy‚ or even respect for a certain fictional character. The movie Glory Road depicts a time when African American players where not welcome on the basketball court. In 1965 a few college teams included black players. However‚ they would only play them when “needed”‚ or when they were

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    Almighty Glory

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    Not So Almighty Glory Glory takes a unique perspective on the triumphs and tribulations of Black men of the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry. This Civil War era‚ but non-slavery orientation film highlights a different aspect of the strength and resilience of Black people in the 19th century. While typically epic war films focus more on the violence and gore that war produces‚ Glory allows for the story of the individuals who were fighting for a cause in a meaningful tale. The film is both successful

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    Glory Glory is defined as being highly renowned‚ magnificent‚ or honored by excellent achievements. By definition‚ the 54th regime exhibited glory more than the rest of the Union army. These men were paid less‚ threatened with their lives‚ wrongfully treated‚ neglected of proper gear‚ and not allowed to reach their highest military rank‚ yet they still rose to every occasion to fight for the Union‚ to win their true freedom‚ and reunite a country that had kept the African-American people in the

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