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ITT: tv/films you have CHOSEN to write about in school, not an assignment ie citizen kane.
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The Thing.
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Fuck you, I'm not obligated to explain myself.
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American Psycho (Well, it was really a book report, but I implemented the movie a lot) and The Matrix.
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Resident Evil trilogy
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Thw Swimmer, earlier this year
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Why would you have to write a film in school?
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I'm surprised that a movie with so little dialogue could be so big. I would assume that a movie that covers so much would have pages of exposition.
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I read Lolita, The Shining, and A Clockwork Orange then watched the films and wrote a comparison and analysis of them.
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>>2257150 I found The Shining novel not scary at all. Maybe it's too dated and everything in it has become cliche or maybe I've just become desensitized but the only thing that scared me was the living topiary.
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>>2257167 I would have to agree actually, but I'm really glad they left the animals out of the film.
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>>2257086 Writing a paper about something you actually like and have knowledge of? Where I'm from, that's absolutely unspeakable.
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My freshman year
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Stand By Me, Batman Begins.
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International Baccalaureate English B Paper 2
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No Country for Old Men
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>>2257086 uhhh what class was this for?
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>>2257086 OP, do you have the papers saved? I'd be interested in reading the 2001 and It's Always Sunny ones.
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>>2257927 bump. OP, reply.
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I wrote one about The Big Lewbosky
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I can see OP is never going to reply, so omeone in here post one of their papers. I like reading stuff like that.
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