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Category Archives: Myth in Film

Dirty Cuts Analysis

March 7, 2012by Akshay C. Leave a comment

An analysis for the screenplay I included in my previous post. While the Hero’s Journey in most stories is that of a character who is clearly positively represented in society, […]

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Dirty Cuts

March 7, 2012by Akshay C. Leave a comment

Well, it appears perhaps my favorite class of all time (yet), Modern Mythology in American Film, has come to an end.  Of course, like everything I take an interest in, […]

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O Brother, Where Art Thou?

February 10, 2012by Akshay C. Leave a comment

The purpose of any film is to create a myth for its time.  While certain movies, such as Star Wars, do this on their own, their are others, such as […]

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Citizen Kane: An Unhappy Citizen

February 2, 2012by Akshay C. Leave a comment

While the external plot of Citizen Kane is a quest for answers throughout Charles Foster Kane’s life, the newsreel journalist Jerry Thompson who makes this journey eventually discovers that the […]

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What Did Happen That One Night?

January 13, 2012by Akshay C. Leave a comment

Frank Capra’s It Happened One Night is perhaps the funniest movie from the 1930s by today’s standards.  While I can’t say I’m an expert on films from the Great Depression, […]

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2001: The Evolution of the Hero’s Journey

December 16, 2011by Akshay C. Leave a comment

            The Hero’s Journey has been a theme in storytelling since the very beginnings of history.  However, in modern film, the most obvious demonstration, especially after a reading of Christopher […]

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Test Myth in Film

December 2, 2011by Akshay C. Leave a comment

Hi Mr. Delaney.  I saw The Tourist starring Johnny Depp last night, and it was a horrible movie.  At least I’ve gotten rid of our last movie that’s in.

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