These scenes could affect the future of children. ... One of the films that was banned from the Lebanese theaters is "Beirut Hotel", that movie has sparked a huge controversy .The main reason to prevent the display of the film is till inconspicuous, some say that the reason is related to the scenes about the assassination of the former prime minister Rafik Al-Hariri and others return the reason to the explicit sex scenes. ... The sex scenes in the film are so shocking; in my opinion the headline of the film is that everything is forbidden is so wanted, the directors used sex to attract the vie...

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The United Arab Emirates are trying their best to accept as many movies as possible that abide with their cultural habits and beliefs; however so, it is shocking that the world famous movie Syriana, concerning Muslim terrorists, was showing in the Emirati box office (Timeout Dubai, 2010). This was probably looked upon from a professional aspect which tolerated such a great movie to show in theatres. ... Without the sexual scenes, the purpose of the movie would not have been portrayed as well as if they were to be censored. Therefore, like any other movie, there always withstands a purpose behi...

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The movie, "The Hours," begins in England, 1923. ... One scene conveys that behavior while in one of her fits, she flees the house abruptly without telling anyone. ... Virginia had access to the best medical treatment that was available during that time, though her experiences were anything but pleasant or constructive towards her recovery. ... Given the time period, it is possible that prejudices towards women advocated that they were weaker sex and therefore prone to mental and emotional disorders. ... In one scene, she breaks down into tears from the appearance of an old friend even though...

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In the beginning of the movie, others perceive him as a happy family man but Lester informs only the viewers of the extent to which his life has become unpleasant, repetitious, and essential unfulfilling. ... This behavior is clearly exhibited by Angela in several scenes. ... When Angela makes sexual advances towards Lester and Lester accepts, they proceed to have sex. Angela informs him that she is a virgin, and when Lester decides against having sex, Angela is obviously ashamed and embarrassed. She reassures him that she still wants to have sex, but he politely declines and instead wraps ...

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Michael Carreras once mentioned that 'the finest films usually make the best money and our task is to get the audience's attention by entertaining them and promoting something out of the box. ... The three repugnant adjustment, gore, violence, and sex have been added into the movie Frankenstein. ... Many people derive information from the movie Frankenstein, since many individuals have probably never read Mary Shelley's novel. ... Also, the birth scene was likewise a portion more challenging in his version, though it can be general and more of a precise version of the monster. ...

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In the next few years, Kubrick had regular assignments for Look, and would become a voracious movie-goer. ... Kubrick followed this with A Clockwork Orange (1971), a film that generated controversy for its blatant portrayal of sex and violence. ... After two years of production under unprecedented security and privacy, the film was released to a typically polarized critical and public reception; Kubrick claimed it was his best film to date (Kubrick 5). ... In his 1975 film Barry London, Kubrick solved the problem of shooting scenes by candlelight. ... He often used the number 114 in hi...

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The Attachment theory is also accepted by most psychiatrists and psychologists as the best explanation for how we relate to our environment and develop the capacity to form relationships with others. ... The application of Bowlby's Attachment theory states that the intimate, emotional bonds between certain individuals are not dependent on food, sex or other factors such as desire for comfort and support (1988,120). ... Although Hermione's parents aren't present in the movie viewers understand that they are very supporting and trusting of her, yet show their concern when she is...

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Will Hunting is the main character and protagonist of the movie. ... During the brawl, Will hit a police officer that was responding to the scene and was subsequently put in jail. SIGMUND FREUD: Sigmund Freud was born in Freiberg, on May 6, 1856 and was a neurologist best known for developing the theories and techniques of psychoanalysis. ... He went on to tell Sean that some of his best friends as a child were Shakespeare, Frost, and Locke. ... In the movie, Will had only established a small fragment of his love and belonging needs. ...

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"The Old Timer's Game" is a piece of literature that reflects greatly the inner struggles of Ty Cobb, who is arguably one of the best baseball players in history. ... While reading this text I found it funny the fact that I didn't get bored and I was actually looking forward to find out what would have happened in the next page, almost like watching a movie. ... In fact Rafferty's style is very dynamic and the characters and the reader evolve during the article, and as the characters grow, the reader changes his opinions on Cobb starting from an admiration of his extra...

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