I need help withe following:Imagine you are a movie critic writing for your own popular movie blog.Write a 700- to 1,050-word review of one movie of your own selection in which you analyze the movie in terms of its genre and the elements of film. As part of your role as a movie critic, create your own scale to rate the movie; for example, a scale of 1 through 5 stars is typical of many movie critics.Address and answer the following in your movie review: Identify the film's genre and whether or not it was typical or atypical of its genre. Include a discussion of the film's story in your discussion of the film's genre.Do you think the editing was appropriate? Why or why not?Was the sound use effective or ineffective? Why?What feelings, if any, did the score elicit?Describe the film's cinematography and how it did or did not support the mood and tone of the movie.How was the social context in which the film was made present in the film?What was the meaning of the film?What personal influences or biases do you have that affected your opinion?Was this film enjoyable? Why or why not?Would you recommend the movie, and how do you rate it on your scale?Format your critique consistent with APA guidelines.

Have you seen a new movie lately?  What does it say about our society?  Any deeper messages or propagandistic themes that you saw being advocated or supported?The movie is "eye in the sky"  I need one page without references "Just your opinion" 

Comparative Movie Reviews: Each student should prepare a 7-10 page paper that compares and contrasts at least two older movies from the list below or two newer movies that you would like to analyze that seems to fit one of the categories.  No more than 1 movie should be selected from each category.  At a minimum the paper should address the following questions: What are the main plots of each of the movies reviewed? What images of government and governmental employees are presented in each of the films, and what do such images imply about the conduct of public administration? If the images presented in each of the films reviewed represent a true depiction of reality, what does the world/society/culture look like, and what is the role of government and public administrators in such a world/society/culture? What does a comparison of the worldviews presented in each of the films reviewed reveal about the relation of cinema to government and society? CATEGORY: FILMS: Administrators as Heroes A Thousand Heroes Apollo 13 Daylight Dirty Harry The Postman Administrators as Military Figures/Warriors Action in the North Atlantic Dr. Strangelove Dune Fat man and Little Boy The Hunt for Red October Independence Day Star Wars Trilogy Stargate Tora Tora Tora Administrators/Political Figures as Mythological Figures Citizen Kane High Noon The Lost Horizon One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest The Postman Remains of the Day Star Wars Trilogy Citizens Wronged By Government Amistad Conspiracy Theory The Crucible Guilty By Suspicion The House on Carroll Street City Administration/Politics City Hall Dark City Logan's Run Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome Metropolis Criminal Justice Copland High Noon L.A. Confidential Logan's Run U.S. Marshalls The X-Files Disgruntled/Wronged Public Employees Day Light Dirty Harry High Noon Mr. Smith Goes to Washington Fictional Depiction of Real Events Appollo 13 Cromwell Fat man and Little Boy JFK Nixon Revolution Truman Film as an Ideological Tool Across the North Atlantic American Madness The Birth of a Nation The Grapes of Wrath Metropolis Mr. Smith Goes to Washington Government Conspiracy Chain Reaction Conspiracy Theory Copland The House on Carroll Street L.A. Confidential Wag the Dog The X-Files Government Faces Aliens From Outer Space Close Encounters of a Third Kind Coneheads Contact Independence Day Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978) Mars Attacks Men In Black Stargate Government Faces Disaster A Thousand Heroes Appollo 13 Armageddon Daylight Deep Impact Godzilla Volcano Government Faces Technology and Man-Machine Systems Gone Awry Godzilla Wargames Mimic Dr. Strangelove Government at War Action in the North Atlantic Across the Pacific The Hunt For Red October Midway Sink the Bizmark Tora Tora Tora Why We Fight (1 of the series) 30 Seconds Over Tokyo Government at Work 12 Angry Men Brazil Beetlejuice Men in Black One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Political Figures as Administrators City Hall Truman Nixon Mr. Smith Goes to Washington