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    Hugo

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    Hugo is a stimulating and thought-provoking film which fascinates viewers by an interesting and captivating plot. The plot is interesting because there are a lot of twists and turns‚ which also makes it captivating. The film Hugo‚ directed by Martin Scorsese in 2011 is also a fascinating film because of the themes. Some of the themes that are important are friendship and honesty. Hugo needs to leave the past behind in order to embrace his future. He also needs to work with the automaton‚ who helps drive

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    Shutter Island

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    Martin Scorsese uses a variety of film techniques in his ever changing film Shutter Island‚ to reveal the truth about the protagonist Teddy Daniels. Dialog‚ symbolism‚ characterisation‚ music and setting help express the truth about Teddy’s investigation on the Island which is an intricate role playing experiment designed by Dr. Cawley and Dr. Sheehan. This helps reveal the truth and trauma regarding Teddy’s murder of his wife and children. The scenes that best help reveal the truth are the first

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    audience to see from his perspective and it shows how people look down on Brown and in a sense they are belittling him. The film also makes use of High Key lighting meaning bright light with very few shadows. Gangs of New York directed by Martin Scorsese shows a whole other side of Day-Lewis’s acting skills. In comparison to My Left Foot where we see an emotionally driven performance‚ Day-Lewis now portrays a blood thirsty‚ power seeking and aggressive man in his role of Bill Cutting the

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    Ethan Coen‚ Quentin Tarantino‚ Martin Scorsese‚ and Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu are the definitions of great filmmakers. First of all a great film maker needs to have a great story. Ethan Coen has his own genre when he makes movies. He tends to make movies that have a very intelligent lead actor‚ and they usually follow a man who is going through a hard time in their life. His movies are very intelligent but at the same time are humorous. His movies give one moments where they laugh‚ cry‚ and

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    and the world as a whole while he points his gun and threatens into that mirror. This is a breaking point in Travis’ life and his psyche. He has become more and more disassociated with reality and now he must act on his objections to the world. Scorsese shows Travis’ skewed point of view through a number of effective mise-en-scene‚ camera and editing techniques. Firstly‚ he shows Travis mostly as his mirror image‚ which has an offsetting effect. The mirror’s frame is not in the shot after shot

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    Jennifer Lawson American History Project #2 Movie Critique Gangs of New York “Gangs of New York” is a historical crime film which takes place in New Yorkin the 1840s-1860s. The film was released in 2002. It was directed by Martin Scorsese‚ and written by Jay Cocks‚ Steven Zaillian and Kenneth Lonergan. It is loosely inspired by Herbert Asbury’s 1928 nonfiction book The Gangs of New York. The film was critically acclaimed with 10 Academy Award nominations‚ including Best Picture and

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    Section 1 “Gangs of New York” is a historical drama film directed by Martin Scorsese‚ produced in 2002. The film is set in 19th centaury New York and depicts the ongoing gang warfare surround the immigration and political policies of The five points. Section 2 The major conflict within this text is political situation within new york in the mid 19th centaury‚ the conflict occurs between the “nativists”‚ lead by Bill the Butcher‚ who wish to impose a corrupt system of government in order to prevent

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    York is just perfect entertainment. It is an enthralling‚ bloody‚ melodramatic epic that more than justifies its two and one half hour running time. In Gangs director Martin Scorsese spins another tale of the New York underworld but with a twist. Instead of the mid-twentieth century organized crime milieu of Goodfellas‚ Scorsese ventures back to the 19th century to show us the origin of the modern street gang. It’s the early 1860s and the notorious Five Points slum is ruled by the savage `Bill the

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    Understanding Film Shane Gladstone Analytical Essay on any Scorsese Film: (Goodfellas‚ 1990) In the year 1990 Warner Bros released a motion picture titled Goodfellas. Directed by Martin Scorsese‚ the narratives main strand dealt with the issue of a misguided youth enjoying his rites of passage from within the inner sanctum of the Italian gangland of the early sixties New York. The narrative continues in a narrated biographical form‚ following the protagonist through highs and lows before eventually

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    Wolf Of Wall Street Satire

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    The Wolf of Wall Street The Wolf of Wall Street is a film which was released on December 25‚ 2013 and managed to make a grand impact on all who ventured to see it. Director Martin Scorsese and writer Jordan Belfort were able to manipulate the story of Belfort’s life through extravagant‚ lavish‚ and relatively vile acts; which‚ in the movie seem to vicariously satisfy many viewers unknowing needs for a crime-comedy movie with a degree of intellectualism and semi-tonal black comedy. In my opinion

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