... it's very important to develop a good relationship between the two main characters. So in the movie, events were faster, less-detailed, and more "action-packed", in order to keep the viewer from getting bored. In the book, events were more of everything I liked the book better since it had more details and let me illustrate the settings for myself. Because "Holes" is such a complicated story, there are goals ... for each character if you comb through all the details slowly. That's what gives "Holes" its many climaxes. Although both book and movie had basically the same plot, they were q...

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... Private Ryan. In my eyes Saving Private Ryan is a masterpiece. Although the movie is nearly three hours in length, it is evenly distributed and takes on a powerful subject. Private Ryan was not another war movie; I really felt it caught the soul of war. The film begins with a half-hour sequence of the landings at Normandy on D-Day. Many films have portrayed this D-Day scene, but have ... achieve this Steven Spielberg displayed the battle scenes, as the next step could be the moment of death. Limbs are blown off in mid-shot; guts splay out of uniforms and onto the sandy beach; soldier in...

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... where to start. Well here goes Ill try to name all of them . First of all, the fact that the movie was not stereotyped like most movies, for example the angels weren't wearing white and did not have wings (ex.: Michael even though I know it was a comedy), also the fact that angels could fall in love, and that they could be seen when they want ... because he would rather have had that then an eternity without feeling her kisses or her touch ("cause angels have no senses and don't feel anything). I also liked the fact that the movie didn't just end there like most movies would. It showed ...

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