not a perfect film, and it often struggles in terms of story-telling and character development. However, the visuals and imagination of the film, along with its social significance, mean that the film can be forgiven for its weaknesses in plot and script.
Black Panther immediately distinguishes itself from all other superhero movies in that it discards all the tired clichés and derivative concepts that so closely define most superhero films. Most superhero films created by major studios force you to watch through unoriginal storylines and predictable endings. Black Panther creates an intricate mythology around its characters and builds an entirely new imagined nation… Continue Reading...
There was an abundance of detailed descriptions and colorful character development that helps motivate readers to not only continue reading, but to learn more about this romantic period in history through additional outside research. In addition, the fictionalized historical aspects of the storyline were especially entertaining and helped provide the plot with the credibility intended by Reeves.
Answer No. 2: Even on its own and without the author's preface as well as her dedication and "address to the reader" in the appendixes to help place the storyline and characters in context, The Old English Baron was still a page-turner.… Continue Reading...
community’s overall, character development (Velasquez et al., 2008).
Ethical leadership has the following basic principles: knowledge, humility, honesty, fairness, equality, and understanding the leadership role. The Microsoft Corporation is one archetypal example of a corporation epitomizing the ethical leadership approach. Founder Bill Gates demonstrated his personal core values of intensity, zeal and persistence, followed by pinpointing his vision that elimination of inequality could help improve our world. Gates brought his behavior in line with this vision, in addition to explicitly articulating this vision by managing and focusing his resources, energy and time… Continue Reading...
character development as for action and plot sequencing. Each of these films also conveys a similar theme of a man, the hero with his unwavering moral principles, pitted against an immoral world. Although Braveheart, Passion of the Christ, Apocalypto, and Hacksaw Ridge are about totally different historical eras and cultural contexts, there are common threads among them. Notably, Passion of the Christ and Apocalypto are unique in Gibson’s choice to use non-English dialogue and subtitles. All of these films aim to put the audience into the protagonist’s world.
Braveheart appeals… Continue Reading...
