George Burgess
Twilight Zone: The Movie (1983): Four Frights
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Ray Crowe
I suppose I'll always be partial to 1983's fantasy anthology Twilight Zone: The Movie, as it was my first introduction to horror films back in the mid-'80s upon its original network run on television. As a wee child of eight, I was dazzled by the film's mind-blowing visual effects by Rob Bottin (The Howling, Legend) and intrigued by the touch of fright and menace that laced certain segments.
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id=6212213 - Apr 25, 2011
Loving The Bomb - Technology And Conquest In The Films Of Stanley Kubrick
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Ezra Stead
Stanley Kubrick (1928-1999) was undeniably one of the most brilliant and innovative motion picture directors of all time. His meticulously crafted works have influenced innumerable filmmakers all over the world, from Steven Spielberg to Gaspar Noe. Obviously, entire books have been written about Kubrick's oeuvre, so let us focus here on the peak of his career, from 1963 to 1971, and the three films that are, arguably, his greatest masterpieces: Dr. Strangelove, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964); 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968); and A Clockwork Orange (1971).
http://ezinearticles.com/?Loving-The-Bomb---Technology-And-Conquest-In-The-Films-Of-Stanley-Kubrick
id=6247390 - May 07, 2011
Kerala - Peace
Tranquility in God's Own Country
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Robert Bluffield
After the tsunami struck in 2004 much of India and the countries around the Indian Ocean were devastated. By a miracle of its location, the South Indian state of Kerala managed to escape almost unscathed. The author describes the peace and tranquility of the backwaters that form the eco-system of Kerala and what it is like to travel on a houseboat through this wonderful region.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Kerala---Peace-and-Tranquility-in-Gods-Own-Country
id=360456 - Nov 15, 2006
Stadium - Projected to Advance Miami Real Estate's Value
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Jen Juliano
Recently, Miami Real Estate continuous to join the trend of the US market, plunging. Many developers, realtor's, and sellers are reported being anxious about the flux in the real estate bazaar while devising their individual promotional strategies to complete a sale. Meanwhile, prospective buyers are otherwise expecting that the upsurge in the quantity of unsold homes and condominiums would insist upon the developers and sellers the need of reducing the price.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Stadium---Projected-to-Advance-Miami-Real-Estates-Value
id=376268 - Dec 04, 2006
The Significance of College Park Airport in Maryland
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Robert Waldvogel
Only one airport can claim the title of the "world's oldest, continuously-operating" one. That title belongs to College Park Airport, located in Maryland, some 25 miles from the state's major facility, Baltimore-Washington International Airport. College Park's own origins can be directly traced to the Wright Brothers.
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id=3687386 - Feb 02, 2010
A Shot For Freedom
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Kenny Leones
Why did the American Revolution happen? There are several reasons and events which eventually led to the American Revolution, but it all points to a common cause; the desire for independence.
http://ezinearticles.com/?A-Shot-For-Freedom
id=4292904 - May 14, 2010
Article Writing - Plagiarism
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Michael Russell
The definition of plagiarism is very clear, but sometimes its application as far as writing articles is not so cut and dried. This article plays a little devils advocate when it comes to the problem of plagiarized articles.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Article-Writing---Plagiarism
id=234756 - Jul 01, 2006
"Forrest Gump" Teaches Many Lessons, and Tom Hanks Earns Best Actor Oscar
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Ed Bagley
Everything that happens in "Forrest Gump" is worth seeing, and much of what happens through its central character Forrest Gump teaches us important lessons in life. This is a love story, a story of relationships and the story of one person in a very big world that is sometimes almost impossible to understand. Forrest Gump won 6 Oscars and another 7 Oscar nominations and remains one of the most successful films ever made. Find out why.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Forrest-Gump-Teaches-Many-Lessons,-and-Tom-Hanks-Earns-Best-Actor-Oscar
id=1368121 - Jul 30, 2008
Boxer Dogs: Ten Things You May Not Know About Them!
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Avril Harper
Legend says when God was fashioning different breeds of dog out of clay, he came to his final task and decided to create the most beautiful dog ever and call it a 'Boxer'. But this new breed of dog was vain and rushed to see himself in the mirror before the clay was properly set and bumped headlong into his own reflection. That accounts for the flat nose characteristic of the Boxer, and also proves that God really did accomplish his design for the world's most beautiful dog! Here are another ten things you may not already know about Boxer dogs...
http://ezinearticles.com/?Boxer-Dogs:-Ten-Things-You-May-Not-Know-About-Them!
id=193793 - May 09, 2006
Rocky (1976)
by
Leonardo Faria
Shot with gritty realism on the mean streets of Philadelphia, ROCKY introduced a new American cinematic hero, spurred on by rollicking action sequences and a rousing soundtrack. A triumph for star and screenwriter Stallone, who himself came from nowhere to reach the top, ROCKY is crowd-pleasing entertainment at its finest.
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