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Paper analyzing symbol/motif in a movie (hundreds to choose from)


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I have a paper due Friday, April 10 and I am not going to have time to get it done do to other assignments so if anyone is willing to do this let me know and we can figure out a price.

It has to be between five and six pages.

Prompt: Analyze the purpose of graphic, scandalous, or disturbing images or language in a film. Your thesis should pick a particular image, scene, or characteristic of the film and make an argument explaining the intent behind its inclusion.

Here is a list of movies:

- Fight Club

- Gone With the Wind

- Sweeny Todd

- Perfume

- All About Eve

- Bonne and Clyde

- A Room with a View (1985)

- Juno

- Monty Python and the Holy Grail

- Kill Bill

- Titanic

- Marie Antoinette

- The Godfather, part I

- Carrie

Any other movie that has been nominated for an Academy Award for Best Motion Picture

Again this is due Friday, April 10. If you could somehow relate parts of the paper to American Beauty, it would probably enhance the effect of the paper.

I was thinking Fight Club would be a movie but any movie should suffice.

Make sure nothing used in the paper is plagiarized.

If anyone is interested in helping me out with this I would greatly appreciate it, we'll work out a price and I can pay via PayPal.

Please contact me asap via PM.

Thanks,

Drew

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I did an oral presentation on The Godfather Part I, t'was good. I don't know which one you chose, but I would've piked Godfather out of all of them, because you know everyone can relate to The Godfather's main theme, and for symbolism, you can take the very last scene, where the men are in the office, and the women are outside of the office, looking in, and the door closes. But which one did you end up taking though?

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