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In the film “Super Size Me”, Morgan Spurlock starts a month of McDonald’s diet in order to test if eating McDonald’s would put him on the fast track to becoming obese and if the experiment is dangerous. Similarly, Michael Pollan, from The Omnivore’s Dilemma, traces back the food that everyday people eat through four different…

‘Hidden Figures’ takes us back to 1961, when racial isolation and work environment sexism were generally acknowledged unavoidable issues facing everyone and “computer” alluded to a man, not a machine. In spite of the fact that a huge IBM centralized server appears in the film — sufficiently enormous to fill a room and likely less…

The film Good Will Hunting is the adventure and story of a youthful, South Boston man’s disturbed life and his opening up and proceeding onward into the world. Like Will Hunting, the primary character, a considerable lot of us experience stages and periods throughout our life and would probably be able to identify with him…

Cinderella has been an inspiration to many over the years. It has brought love and happiness to many households and an opportunity to think broadly. It shows us that even though you may go through hardships and that life is not always a bed of roses, in the end there will always be a happy…

In 2004, Morgan Spurlock released his documentary Supersize Me, in which he sets out on a thirty-day McDonald’s binge to answer the question of what happens to the human body when it is fed nothing but fast food for every meal for a month. The fast food industry is the leading cause for the nation’s…

Martin Scorsese’s biographical film The Aviator recounts the life of Howard Hughes (Leonardo DiCaprio), an American filmmaker, entrepreneur, and aviation enthusiast. In The Aviator, Hughes strives to “fly the fastest planes ever bit, make the biggest movies ever, and be the richest man in the world.”1 However, he is met with constant relational, financial, and…

Hunger Game is one of the popular hollywood movie that many people enjoy watching, but is it really just a fiction movie that everyone had been talking about? The answer is no. The movie Hunger Game has a lot of meaningful scene and the whole political story in it. It shows the failed of the…

Hollywood has used history itself for its own benefit. We all know how Hollywood exaggerates certain moments to make a big impact on the viewers and gain popularity. It’s because Hollywood typically changes things that today, I will be using as a thesis argument based on how Hollywood portraits slavery in the modern era and…

“Every superhero has a secret identity I don’t know a single one who doesn’t” “Masks. We all wear them. But we cannot hide our true faces from those who actually know us -Sam Esmail.” Almost 15 years ago me and my brother went to go see the Incredibles, we were both toddlers and like most…

The Breakfast Club (1985) Demonstrates “behind the scenes” of high school stereotypes and Power Structures (stereotypes given) in Social Hierarchies (principle of high school). This film shows how social labeling and social acceptance can be overcome through equality among all. Howard Becker (1963) – Outsiders: Studies in the Sociology of DevianceGeorge Herbert Mead (1931) –…