Paper Examples on Entertainment

Scott's "Blade Runner" did not have it easy. The director of "Black Hawk Down" in 1982 was not just predominantly friendly film criticism and also faced a tough competition: Spielberg's "E.T.". No "Oscar" was seen far and wide, only two nominations. "Blade Runner" is a "visually, but also dramatically fascinating," futuristic ", a" science fiction western "that revolves around the...

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Social media has been ingrained into our society today to such extent that it is virtually impossible for people to take you seriously, if you are not on any social media platform. Everyone is on social media - young, old, rich, poor etc. Everyone is always in a frenzy when it comes to socializing online. Even the corporate world has...

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Since it invention in 1927, the television has found its way into our living rooms and has become part of our lives. Looking for a house without a television set is like looking for a needle in a haystack. Due to its popularity, electronic companies are finding new ways to make the televisions look more elegant and have more functions....

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Introduction “Friends” is one of the most viewed television sitcoms in the United States. It was created by Marta Kaufmann and David Crane and was aired on NBC. It was directed by Kevin Bright. It lasted for ten years, from September 22, 1994, to May 6, 2004, when the last episode was aired. Some of the main characters include Lisa...

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Sir Thomas Malory the author of le Morte d Arthur tells a story of king by the name Arthur. Factors that led to his rise and his fall. Two movies, that of le Morte d Arthur and the Excalibur are been produced. There exist major differences and similarities in the two movies. Morte d'Arthur is a movie that is involving...

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The Gospel of John The Gospel of John is a film that meticulously depicts the life of Jesus as told by youngest disciple of Jesus. The film is directed by British filmmaker Philip Saville and narrated by Golden Globe nominee Christopher Plummer. In addition, Jesus is portrayed through the Peruvian-Scottish actor Henry Ian Cusick. The film was released on September...

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