... was shown that some of the people felt a feeling of dissatisfaction. Some people were wondering what they were made for or whether their life has a meaning or not. Through this, I can say that if we want to open our eyes to learning the meaning of our lives, first we must be able to understand ... differentiate what's good from the bad if we never really had experienced the bad. For instance, I can never really appreciate how blessed I am to go to school if I haven't put myself to the shoes of the out-of-school youths. Now focusing on the use of the drug "soma" ... of times, I have ...

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... Joseph, because often times his mother was drunk to. Victor Joseph was a good kid and respected his parents except when they were drunk. In one scene in the movie Victor's mother is gazing out the window with her blood shot eyes, watching Victor throw and break beer bottles on at his dads yellow pick-up truck. At that point I believe Victor's mother realized ... . After the news of Arnold's death, Victor showed no remorse what so ever but I think deep down past all that hatred he really was upset. Victors only task was to go to Phoenix, Arizona to get the pick-up truck and the can ashes ...

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... to attempt to analyze Spielberg's amazing camera work in relation to the effect it had on the movie. This movie keeps the vieweron the edge of their seat? while not even introducing the true star of the movie until it's half way over. The viewer knows that the shark is there and due ... to several point of view shots, is given the opportunity to see through its eyes. Spielberg uses a lot of camera movement throughout the movie, this adds to the success of its suspense. In the scene where Chrissie gets eaten by ... the technique selective focusing the viewer is able to get inside the mov...

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... human, which gave it that extra kick. He could be in the sunlight while other vampires would die if they were exposed to the sun. All other vampires feared him because he has all of their strengths but none of their weaknesses. His only problem is that he is turning ever more into a full vampire. The only thing that is ... he is walking in the club. After dancing a while a spray of blood that looks like red water shoots out of the sprinklers and everybody starts to go crazy. Then the camera angle changes again so that you see exactly what he sees. He begins to see these people grow fangs...

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... the movie was in, the cover said "Hilarious." This movie was far from "hilarious." This movie was sick, Michael Moore is sick, and I got sick just watching it. This movie should not have been made at all. It was just horrible. How one person could subject people to this film is beyond me. It was ... sickening to see the students of the high school running for their lives and hiding from the killers. It brought tears to my eyes to see that. I still remember the day that this happened, and I was a student in high school. It brought back fear ... past 50 years or so, and everyone one he ha...

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... World War One, as seen through the eyes of the Germans, who I had previously only viewed as our enemies. I think the most important thing that I realized in watching this movie is that, while we try to un-personify the enemy, they are people just like us, they fight for their own cause, just as we fight ... for ours. However, as the war actually starts, people realize that they need to fight for their very own survival, and this ... certain amount of death to be acceptable. Another scene that portrays the low levels of humanity that the men were forced to go into because of their surviva...

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