Today we started watching miss congeniality. Which is a movie about an FBI agent (Sandra Bullock) who goes undercover in a beauty pageant to try and stop another deal from happening. At the beginning of the movie we start where the FBI are about to storm into a restaurant to catch the “bad guy” per say. When they storm in Sandra bullock doesn’t follow orders causing on of her fellow agents to get shot. She ends up still getting to be a part of an undercover op in the beauty pageant. After she agrees to go undercover they call in a specialist who helps her look “pretty”. After all that the next day she goes to a breakfast with all the girls and makes friends with miss Rhode Island. The next night she goes to work on her walk in a dress and Victor …show more content…
When she was playing she saw a man searching in his pockets to find something (a lighter) and saw his gun. She ended up jumping off the stage and jumping on him. Which then she finds out he was only looking for a lighter. After this she then goes and starts to get ready for the next and decides to quit but when she went to quit her fellow agent Eric Mattews (Benjamin Bratt) convinces her not to. When she goes to give her interview they tell her that Miss Rhode Island could be the one writing the letters so she should try to get in her head and figure out if she is guilty. She ends up getting pizza and beer and a few of the girls go out and drink at a club when Rhode Island faints Gracie takes her to the bathroom and then she finds out that Kathy Morningside (Candice Bergen) is known for violence and is being fired. After Gracie finds this out she rushes back to tell the other agents and they say that they already caught the man but she argues that the letter was different and it was probably a copycat but the chief won’t listen and tells them to pack up and leave. Gracie requests to stay and he tells her she can do what she wants but she has to turn in her gun and badge. So she gives it to Eric Mattews (Benjamin Bratt) and goes back to her room. The next morning Victor Melling (Michael Caine) was packing his bags to leave because he said he no longer needed to stay. So when Gracie Hart (Sandra Bullock)
Which was sister souji who is a psychologist or someone who comes and preached and gives advice to those in trouble , in need of some good advice she is well known in new york . Winter gets introduced to sister souji who takes her in even though winter gives her a fake name . She asked sister souji if she knew her cousin midnight she said “yes” . Winter had lied and said that her mother was very sick and her mother wanted to see midnight which was her cousin . she asked if she could stay there which sister souji let her for a few weeks till midnight came to get her . Sister souji introduced her to her little sister lauren which who also liked to party and was a bit sneaky . Then the doctor who works down stairs and has her little clinic which winter seems to keeps an eye on because she make 300 dollars each patients . Sister souji gets invited to her friends party who most likely her boyfriend on the low but things don't seems to workout at the moment with his career and lifestyle as a rapper . Which winter sees a big opportunity to snatch and if she sleeps with the rapper she can make him fall in love with her body which is not true at all because the moment she gets a chance to go back to the mansion and gets picked to go up stairs . She gets played out. who she really sleeps with is the bodyguard .
Just Checking by Emily Colas showcases what it’s like to live with an obsessive-compulsive disorder. Written in a journal-like format the reader sees what her day-to-day life is like from her perspective. One of the most significant hindrances to her disease is the affect it has on her relationship with her husband. Certain aspects of her disease make it difficult for her and her husband to maintain a healthy and normal marriage.
The movie does not do Miss O?Shaughnessey justice as the novel very well does. In the novel, she is portrayed as a young, voluptuous, beautiful woman. Although she is somewhat beautiful in the movie, she does not reach the standards that are set for her in the novel. The legs that Sam Spade sees as she enters his office offer an idea as to what kind of person Miss O?Shaughn...
The film opens up with Judy Bernly (Jane Fonda) showing up for her first day of work. It is quickly shown that this is her first job and she comes off as very naïve and scared. She was married and never had to have a job until her husband left her for his secretary. She seems to want to win him back so she decides to enter the workforce and also become a secretary. Judy meets Violet Newstead (Lily Tomlin). She has worked for the company for over 12 years and made it to the supervisor of her department. However, she can’t
Maxine finds out that she is not invited to a meeting that the president is having and she gets upset because she should be at that meeting. When she gets to the meeting people are shocked to see her there because they know that the President did not invite her. When the President sees her he is shocked too and then Maxine starts to talk about the problems there are in the country at the time. At the meeting they start talking about the riots that are going on and how it is the Justice Departments fault for not controlling the cops and their violent
Since the Miss America Pageant was established in 1921, conceptions of the beauty of American women have been based, in part, on the winner of this pageant. Sarah Banet-Weiser writes in her book, The Most Beautiful Girl in the World, that “the woman selected as Miss America apparently 'represents' the nation” (Banet-Weiser 56). As a result of representing the American nation, the winner of the Miss America pageant is looked up to as a model for style and beauty among women. Since its inception, the Miss America pageant has come under attack from feminist organizations for exploiting women's bodies despite the fact that it is a scholarship program; the pageant rewards contestants a scholarship for continuing education based on their responses in the interview and the talent portions of the pageant as well as their performance in the swimsuit competition. A beauty pageant, such as the Miss USA pageant, is strictly concerned with a woman's outer beauty and does not include the talent or interview portions.
It's been 2 years since Sidney Prescott was the target of 2 killers deadly game of cat and mouse. Now she attends college, has a boyfriend as well as new friends all in the best intentions to move on and forget the tradgic events that haunt. However it's the week the film 'Stab' premieres, she gets prank phone calls which end up being
killed, she fought threw it and came out winning. Bryce, on the other hand, was fired,
Media outlets during the post-identity era would depict women in the workplace but did not underline any of the issues they faced in corporate America such as doubt and sexual harassment. In a scene from “Legally Blonde” Elle is having a discussion with Warner on how much harder law school will be when she’s taking on both classes and Callahan’s (her professors) internship to which he exclaims, “Oh, Elle, you’re never gonna get the grades to qualify for one of those spots.” Warner believes that woman can not posses such feminine qualities and still be successful which illustrates Elle’s struggle to be taken seriously in corporate America. Her character is combating the image of feminine women not being able to excel in such a respectable career fields (lawyer). In another incident Elle deals with a common issue “feminine” women deal with in the workplace, sexual harassment. She encounters this problem when her professor, Callahan, attempts to make a sexual proposition toward her so she can guarantee a spot on next year 's summer internship. Elle is completely taken aback by Callahan 's offer and handles it in a realistic way when she becomes so uncomfortable and discouraged that she contemplates quitting law school. These two scenes demonstrate how women are not exposed to the same working environment as men and the negative effect
Bullock and McCarthy worked well cast alongside each other in this first female action comedy crime cop buddy. The two actresses adapted nicely in their differing characters, showing that no matter how different their approaches to law enforcement may be, their independent and strong natures effortlessly brought in laughs and attitudes towards each other. The smart costumes designed by Catherine Marie Thomas, creatively reinforced the characters’ personalities in the beginning of the film, but naturally changed as the F.B.I. agent and detective began accepting each other at times of the other’s crazy
Clarice Starling is trying to break into the male dominated world of the FBI. Clarice i...
Lastly, the film the Silence of the Lambs has a symptomatic meaning. It reflects the theme of how women in the workplace in our modern society are accurately portrayed, and how even though Clarice was a great fit for an FBI agent, she was always put off to the side and talked down to. Overall, even though I am not a big fan of thrillers like this, I definitely enjoyed watching and depicting the film, as it was a film that displayed accurate examples and themes how a women in a man’s world is most likely
In the beginning of her speech, the actress explains that she was struck by a letter from a fan, who wrote about her contemplation on purchasing skin bleaching cream; until Nyongo “appeared on the world map” and saved her (Butler 3). In Maxine Leeds Craig’s book Aint I a Beauty Queen?: Black Women, Beauty, and the Politics of Race, she explains that depictions of strong willed women “usually presented in a sympathetic light” are limiting in the entertainment industr...
Young Goodman Brown is a short story that emphasizes that evil exist in the world. The protagonist, Young Goodman Brown, went on a journey through the forest and he meet an old man. The reader later on finds out that the old man was the Devil himself. While Brown was traveling, he finds out information that surprise him. It made him question the environment he lives in and the people in his life. Young Goodman Brown written by Hawthorne shows how corruption and secrets exist in a society to a point where one, such as Young Goodman Brown, is deceived of the truth.
(Chad Michael Murray). She makes a mad dash back to reality, leaving him clueless as to who she really is. While trying to cope with all the hardships going on in her life, she is forced to find the courage to be herself and claim the life that she has always wanted.