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Hello, my name is Devontae Robinson and I’m a twenty-one-year-old who was born in Bronx, NY but moved to Middletown, NY when I was little. I went to and also graduated from Pine Bush High School in 2019. Since 2019 I’ve been going to Orange County Community College with a major in New Media. Growing up I never had an interest in sports, music, or anything relating to academics. I always wondered what I would do when I got older and I would even enjoy doing it. During eleventh grade, I took Filmmaking and Postproduction, and during that class, I figured out what I wanted to do with my life. I enjoyed being behind the cameras and editing each scene to match perfectly together. To be honest I believe I’ve also enjoyed filmmaking even as a little kid. My dad would never watch regular TV shows it was either a movie channel like TNT or WWE wrestling. I would always watch movies with him even if we watched them twice before I still wondered how they shot and edited each scene. Some of my favorite movies I watched were action-packed movies like Rocky, Rambo, and Terminator. Editing each scene perfectly together to make viewers believe what they're seeing is real is something I’ve always enjoyed about movies. For example, the most recent movie I’ve watched was Uncharted. I enjoyed the movie a lot, especially for a lost treasure movie like Indiana Jones. I enjoyed the pacing of the movie, and it has a decent amount of humor involved in the movie as well. Ironically prior to watching this movie I recently played the game Uncharted, although the story in the game was slightly different from the movie. My passion for editing and creating films has also led me to something I enjoy just as much as filmmaking. Which is photography I’ve only been taking pictures for about three years now and it's fascinating to capture amazing moments. Wheater it’s a landscape or a person I enjoy taking pictures wherever I go. To be honest I probably would even take a picture of my last meal. White rice covered in jerk sauce with vegetables and a side of macaroni, jerk chicken, and plantain. In my opinion an amazing last meal and a great photo. One of my most recent projects was creating a small album of pictures I took when I to Los Angeles in June. I was able to capture pictures of the warner brother's studio, the Hollywood sign, and the LA lights. Aside from editing, photography, and anything media-related I enjoy collecting and selling sneakers. Without ever trying to remember all the different types of Jordans or Adidas I can remember the name of them by just looking at a pair. I believe I almost have at least one pair of Jordans from one’s to thirteens. Overall I have twenty pairs of shoes including Nike and Adidas. As for selling sneakers, it’s tough, especially when people sell their shoes for two to three times the amount they cost. Sneakers reselling has its own stock market one day sneakers can sell for a large amount, and then the next day the prices drop. Overall with this blog I going to cover different types of media from television shows to movies and write about my opinion on everything I watch.

Set in New York City where there is never a shortage of rain pouring over the city. We meet a veteran detective named Somerset played by Morgan Freeman. Somerset is a man who believes he has seen everything within the years on the force, and there is nothing that surprises him anymore. Somerset is soon appointed a new partner who also has experience as a detective named Mills played by Brad Pitt. Mills is the total opposite of Somerset. Mills is a man from the country and is not as informed or used to the city as much as Somerset is. Mills waits no time jumping on a case and quickly concludes without solid evidence. These two different dynamics working together leads them to their first murder scene. Director David's Fincher movie “Seven” brings the two detectives to the crime scene of an obese man who has just been murdered in his kitchen.

The murdered victim seems to be no different than any other crime scene until more information is discovered. Somerset sees every inch of the crime and finds the house packed with food and Mills discovers the man has been tied up and had a bucket filled with his own vomit. In the middle of searching throughout the crime scene we see Somerset tell Mills to go outside and question people. Which gets Mills upset because he believes he is way beyond that type of work. This scene shows the differences between both characters and how Fincher is creating a gap between them that begins to close as the movie progresses. (23:00 to 23:30) Somerset who believes there is something more to obese man murder goes back to the crime scene and finds the words gluttony scribbled behind the fridge. When the murder of the Defense Attorney is discovered, we see the word greed written in blood on the carpet. These two murders bring Somerset to believe that there dealing with a serial killer who is using the seven deadly sins to murder people. Mills seems as if never heard of these sins but is still eager to take the case as Somerset is more reluctant about it.

Although Somerset is reluctant at first to oversee this case, he is still intrigued by it and does his own research. Somerset goes to the library and looks at books such as Dante's Inferno, Milton's Paradise Lost and Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. Director Fincher is showing viewers and symbolizing certain literature to be a base for the use of the seven deadly sins within the movie. police. With the knowledge Somerset gains from going to the library  he lends a hand to Millis by leaving a book that might help with the case.

The third murder victim is a man that was strapped to his bed for over a year. We see how mutilated his body is and surprised that he is still alive, let alone breathing. (1:03:29 to 1:04:00) Both Millis and Somerset talk about the cases and go over a quote the murderer left behind “Long is the way. And hard that out of hell leads up to light”. Somerset talks about them showing up to the crime scene exactly one year after it happened. He believes that the murderer wanted them to find the crime scene on that exact day, although Mills believes it is nothing more than a coincidence and his luck will soon run out. Somerset talks about how meticulous the murderer is and how everything he is doing was always planned from the start. Director David Fincher shows us that this is not an ordinary serial killer, especially since he never leaves evidence behind even going as far as cutting his fingers so none of his fingerprints are left as well.

Somerset then thinks of a way to figure out the name of this mysterious killer. He figures out that certain books that are taken out are flagged by the FBI. Somerset puts in a request from one of his friends to the bureau and finds the location of a man named John Doe. (1:08:00 to 1:14:24) When they get to the location, they run into John who shoots at them while he is trying to escape. Both Somerset and Mills run off in separate directions to try and catch up to him. One of the most important scenes in this sequence is when John holds the gun to Millis head for a few seconds and does not shoot him. Deciding not to kill Mills is what makes his plans for symbolizing each sin towards the end of the movie complete.

John Doe embodies the characteristics of being methodical and smart, even when he lets himself get arrested by walking into the police station covered in blood of his recent victim. He ends making a deal with law enforcement by stating that he would show them where he hid the bodies of his last two victims. But he only wants to be accompanied by Somerset and Mills to the location. (1:43:00 to 1:44:03) As they all drive to the destination Mills questions John and tells he is not as important as he thinks he is. John responds by stating that he is not important, and that Millis has not seen the entire act yet. Which makes Millis respond by saying that he wants to see the final act and John lets him know that he will not miss it. This scene purposely foreshadows the horrific scene and faith for detective Millis, who never saw it coming.

The last five minutes of the film Director David Fincher makes you question if Mills actions were justified. Towards the end of the movie we get a shocking discovery of Mills wife being John’s 6th murder victim, with he states is his own sin of envy after being jealous of Mills relationship with his wife. (1:58:00 to 2:00:00 )   John tells Mills to get angry and let his rage out. Somerset, fully understanding what John wants to accomplish, tells Millis to give up his gun. John informs Mills of the death of his unborn child and with all his emotions flaring Mills kills John, which became the sin of wrath completing all seven deadly sins.

Overall I would give this movie a 5-star rating. The color, pacing and the placement of the different camera shots were amazing. The pacing of the movie, the storyline is easy to follow, it is thrilling and enjoyable. The incorporation of the seven deadly sins made the movie feel it gave off more than just a film about two detectives and them trying to solve a case.

Detective David Mills (Se7en (1995)

An 80-year-old retired man comes on to the set and sits down for his interview. He makes a funny joke about him getting old and walking used to never be a problem for him. He takes one last sip of beer and says he’s ready.

ME: “Even at my age I can never agree with the taste of beer, it always has an awful taste to me”.

David : “Ha-ha, you get used to it, I've slowed down on it these past years”.

Mw: “So I’ve learned you started as a police officer in upstate New York, was it the same as the city?”

David: Not too much of a difference there was your usual criminals and petty thieves just like any town.  I even got shot a while pursuing someone and was lucky enough to survive with my life”.

Me: “How long were you a police officer until you decided to become a detective, especially a detective in New York City”.

David: “I was a police officer for the first few years of my career and did everything a low-level police officer had to do. After a while I wanted something exciting and thrilling, I was tired of the simple and easy cases. I wanted something challenging. So I became a detective, although I knew that wouldn't be enough, so I moved to the city with my wife”.

Me: “So you become a detective and you move to the big apple. And you meet your partner, William Somerset. William was an older detective who was said to be totally differently than anyone you’ve encountered and was considered a very good detective. What was your first impression about detective William Somerset”.

David: “Detective William Somerset, If I look back at now, I would've listened to him from the start. He was focused and paid attention to any little detail he could find and magnified it. The total opposite of the person that I was in my younger days. I wanted to prove myself and show people my skills as an experienced detective. I was naive and totally filled my head with ideas of being a world class detective in a big city although I could never see the big picture. Especially since I’ve always let my emotions control my actions which is the worst trait a young detective should have”.

Me: “Since we know a little more about your earlier days on the force. I wanted to know about a case you took on years ago that involved a serial killer named John Doe”.

David: “John Doe, a name that brings out both anger and sadness to my heart. A name that still finds a way to haunt me every once and a while”.

Me: John's motive was to kill people based on their sin and show the world how much people sinned throughout their daily lives. Some of the sins that involved his murders were lust, greed, and gluttony. What was your first  reaction to the murders by John Doe?.

David: “At the time Somerset and I started to piece together the first murdered of the obese man in his kitchen and the murder of the man in his office. I believed the murderer was crazy, just like any other murder usually is and I still do. This case drove me so much I wanted to be the one to take him down, especially since it was my first case in a new environment. At such a young age I was always impatient and could not wait for long without taking action”.

Me: “Since you’ve stated that he’s crazy and deranged, do you believe there was any truth to his actions and his reasons”?

David: “TRUTH,REASONING” that never crossed my mind, I wanted and needed to bring this guy in for the crimes he committed. Yes, there are sins that are present in this world, but it’s not right for us to place judgment on each other. I don’t go to church, and I wouldn't say I'm a holy person but I'm not in any position to judge anyone. And if someone needs to kill others to spread their beliefs or awareness, they are crazy simple as that”.

Me: “I want to know more about your final encounter with John doe. You decide to kill him after finding out that he killed your wife and unborn child. Do you believe you should have handled the situation differently? Did you think this case would end up like this? Do you regret moving your wife to the city?  Do you believe killing him gave him what he wanted in the end, do you also believe you were his final target from the beginning”?

David: “On our drive to the location I began to feel suspicious. My problems with my anger and emotions untimely played in his favor. Although killing him crossed my mind especially after all that he has done and the way he made fun of me as a detective. I would rather bring him in and have him rot in prison for the rest of his life. As I look at it know he played me for a fool, he wanted to be involved or reenacted a sin in each and every of his murders even his own. He drove the anger and sadness out of a young detective and pushed him to his breaking point. I wonder how many people would not shoot the person responsible for their loved one murder. I don't regret taking his life even if it was what he wanted, the only thing I regret was not being able to protect my family”.

Me: “First of all I'm sorry for your loss and what you've had to go through. To close this interview I want to know how you found the will to move forward since the incident? Is there any advice you would give your younger self?”

David: “Moving forward and living now, I wonder what she must have felt and how she feared for her life. It was hard after the incident, and I had to take some time off to mourn and figure everything out. What pushed me forward and, on the path, to becoming a detective again. I know that she’s been watching over and I have no time to sit around and be sad. If I had to tell my younger self anything, it would be that everything gets better with time.”

Me: “Detective David Mills, Thank you for your time”

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Hayao Miyazaki, the movie director of My Neighbor Totoro and Spirited Away, incorporates numerous environmental awareness into both of these movies. In My Neighbor Totoro the movie is based around humanity and the environment. He shows the importance of nature, how society has lost their connection to nature and the influence that nature has on kids. In Spirited Away Miyazaki incorporates environmental awareness in a more subtle way.  In My Neighbor Totoro the entire movie revolves around nature, which makes it easier to find things in the movie that incorporate environmental awareness. In Spirited Away it seems to be hiding although it’s right in front of our eyes. Where shown indirectly how harsh society treats the environment throughout the movie.

            Early on in My Neighbor Totoro we see how much Mei and Satsuki love the outdoors and nature. Epically with Mei who is the first person to see Totoro and his friends.( 27:17 to 28:40) Mei is fully immersed with the environment and her own imagination. She’s able to run around and explore and discover things she’s never seen before. In an article written by Isaac Yuen “Children and Nature: My Neighbor Totoro”. Yuen cites a statement from – Hayao Miyazaki, In an interview from “Japan Times' '. Miyazaki talks about kids today who are deeply disconnected from nature and occupied by virtual reality. Miyazaki believes kids need the thrill of being outdoors and exploring the environment, which leads them to becoming healthy individuals. Mei’s character embodies that belief and shows how important for kids to connect with their environment.

            My Neighbor Totoro is based around the mystical character and strange powers he possesses. Where the movie takes place and the environment surrounding it is important as well. The surrounding wilderness, dirt roads, rice fields and gardens are shown in the movie. We are even given a glimpse of farming when Mei picks corn for her mother. Miyazaki shows us how astonishing the environment is and how important it is. Mei and Satsuki start to realize this when they are given a bag full of acorns from Totoro. They plant the seeds and can't wait for them to grow and sprout.(58:07 to 1:00:00) Later on in the night they see Totoro doing a special dance around the acorns they just planted and decide to join in. They see the acorn beginning to sprout out and turn into a huge tree in their backyard. Both Mei and Satsuki are both mesmerized by the tree and are taking to the top of it. They are able to see the entire town and all that inhabits it from the top of the tree. Kids love learning about something new and how things normally work. They are curious about a lot of things, and they operate even in their environment. Mei and Satsuki couldn't wait for the plant to grow until they saw what it would look like in the end. Which made them excited that acorns grew a little bit more than they did the day before.

            My Neighbor Totoro there’s little to know acts that are disruptive to the environment. Every is thankful for all that they have and maintain it. We are able to see this at the start of the movie when Mei, Satsuki and their father are trying to find their new home. We run it with people who are taking care of their rice fields and gardens. Were also able to see how everyone thanks the forest spirit for their crops and food there able to eat. By putting shrines on the trees to show their appreciation.

(40:25 to 45:00) Mei, Satsuki and their dad are led to one of those trees that has a shrine around it. Their dad tells them to give thanks to the tree for all that it has done. He also says that trees have been around when trees and people were friends. Expressing how close people were to the environment in the past as opposed to the present day.

            As for the movie Spirited Away, we are given a harsh reality on how important the environment is and what it looks like when no one cares about it. (1:04:35 to 1:05:00) Chihiro is stuck with the task of cleaning a stick spirit and finding something lodged inside him. Chihiro with the help of everyone in the bath house takes out everything that was stuck in the spirit. What came out was a bike and a large amount of rubble and trash. Were then introduced to a river spirit, who turned into a stink spirit because it became polluted. This scene shows us how society treats their own land, river, and overall environment. It also shows what society can do to fix their wrongs and take actions towards cleaning the environment.

            Chihiro saving the water spirit gives a great example of the environment being treated horribly. Although that's not the only example of environmental awareness given throughout the story. One of the first people Chihiro meets is Haku, who works directly under the ruler of the bath house. Throughout the movie Chihiro and Haku become great allies.(1:54:52 to 1:55:30) Towards the end of the movie Chihiro tells Haku about a time she fell into a river and was miraculously saved by something in the river. Her story makes Haku remember who he truly is, which is a river named Kohaku. He tells her that the river is all apartments, and he has no home to go back to. Implying that the construction and settlement of humans destroyed his habitat. Shedding light on how society affects the environment and ends up destroying it.

Miyazaki definitely choose a unique way to express environmental awareness in Spirited Away. As I stated before all examples of environmental awareness throughout are subtle and not presented or shown up front. Similar to people within our society, certain things are done with people knowing or caring about what will happen to the environment in the future. At the start of the movie we learn about an abandoned theme park and the importance of the theme park which parallels with other scenes throughout the movie. (6:55 to 7:20 )According to Chihiro dad we learn that theme parks were built all over the world, until the economy dropped. Which led to numerous abandoned theme parks. Miyazaki shows us how our infrastructures that we build whether there abandoned not are harmful to the environment.

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Yuen, written by Isaac, et al. “Children and Nature: My Neighbor Totoro.” Ekostories, 31 Aug. 2022, ekostories.com/2012/04/13/children-nature-Totoro/.

Andrew Clark was first portrayed as a star athlete who has a full scholarship and he’s nothing more than that. His own father especially believes that getting into trouble is nothing to worry about. Even stating that he got into trouble at his age, he only wants Andrew to be the best wrestler and not mess up his scholarship. This conversation between Andrew and his father gives us a little hint about his life and what he tells everyone else about later.

Andrew Clark came into detention and was shown someone who was popular, strong willed and a gentleman as compared to Bender. He is the hero or has the common attitude of a protagonist in every story. When first gets to the library he politely asks Claire if anyone was sitting next her and if the set was taken. Andrew also doesn’t back down to bender and has the most confrontation with him throughout the story. When Benner makes sexually remarks towards Claire and he wants “The door closed so he can get the prom queen impregnated”. Andrew tells Bender that he doesn’t like his comments and lude remarks towards Claire. Andrew and Benders confrontation with pursuits as the movie goes on. Where led to believe that they are both from different worlds. Bender even tells Andrew that “if he thinks he could speak for him, and he doesn't know his language. Andrew even goes as far as pushing Bender to the ground for calling him a liar and telling that if they weren't in school, he would fight him. Andrew has deep dislike for bender and what's to be seen as a leader. For example when they all seek out the library to get weed from Bender's locker, Andrew took it upon himself to run a different direction and everyone else followed him.

We first get to see Andrew as the person he truly is when he has a conversation with Allison. He tells Allison that he gets special treatment from his couch and his father just because he’s a star athlete. He tells Allison that he is a winner but it’s  because he wants to be. He tells her that he has strength and speed like a racehorse and that he’s barely evolved in his own life. Allison doesn't fully believe his story and states the obvious that he “can’t think for himself”. He is tied down from pressure on his couch and his own father puts him through. As the story goes on Andrew seems to think differently about his peers when he learns of Claire’s and Benders problems they have with their own parents. He even shows his concern for Allison when he finds out that she runs away from her home and is ignored by her parents. Andrew has drastically changed from how he was when he first entered detention. He is not trying the nice popular jock that follows a crowd, he begins to communicate and learn about people who he would most likely never talk to in school and see how similar they are.

Through Bender's own commentary he gives insight on his parents, who are abusive drunks and believe that he is a waste. Claire talks about how her parents use her just to get back at each other. Allusion runs away from her home and her parents who ignore her anyway. Brian has no choice but to ace every subject and having a grade lower than an A is unexpectable and it’s hard for him to handle. As Andrew hears everyone's story, he begins to tell everyone his reason he was sent to detention. He tries to fight back tears and explains how he tapped a kid named Larry butt cheeks together. He states that he saw Larry was weak and remembers how much his father hates weak people. So he decided to attack Larry and even his friends cheered him as they watched him do it. Andrew did it all for his father, he wanted him to think that he was cool. He refers on how Larry felt and asks himself if he’ll ever forgive him for what he’s done. Andrew hates his father for the pressure he puts him under and how he can’t think for himself.

At the end of the movie Andrew falls for Allison who is seen as the odd one in the group. Something that shouldn't happen because of their roles and status in school but Andrew doesn't seem to care too much about it.

Contemporary Youth Culture

I believe that one of the themes that are shown in the breakfast club is their relationship with their parents. Each character has problems with their parents whether it’s abuse, neglect, or the pressure to be the best. They seem to state issues they have with their parents and the frustration that comes with it. (24:22 to 24:50) Andrew asks Claire if she wants to come to a party later that night and she doesn't give a solid answer. She says that mother tells her not to listen to her father and her father tells her the same thing about her mother. Bender asks her which she likes more between her mother and father but states that both of them are horrible options. Because they will just use her to get back at each other. Claire is clearly at a crossroads between her parents and believes both of them don’t have her best interest in mind.

Another theme that is shown throughout the movie is social ranking in high school. We all assume that the jock and the pretty girl are the ones who are on top of this hierarchy.  The geek and odd characters are one’s that are hardly seen and are at the bottom of the hierarchy. Lastly, the troublemakers are the ones that control the middle of the hierarchy. All these social statuses are relevant to real life and are shown in other youth culture films, just like The Breakfast Club. Towards the end of the movie as all five characters sit together, we see how ruthless social status truly is.(1:20:46 to 1:23:50  ) At the start of the scene Brian asks Claire when they go back to school on Monday if they would still be friends and Claire tells him no. She goes on to state that even Andrew would make fun of brain if he was with his other jock teammates. She also asks Bender if he would ever walk the halls with her or take brain out to smoke weed and how would his friends see him. Ironically the two people who a considered to be the lowest on the totem pole state that they would never abandon their friends or treat them differently, because other people are around. Claire tells Brian that his friends wouldn't care because they all look up to her. Claire goes on to state that only Andrew knows the pressure of the type of people she hangs around with. The fear of being judged by her peers gets to Claire and she's scared to be different or look like an outcast.

Stereotypes are regularly shown in coming-of-age films just like The Breakfast Club. There is a character that represents each group of people who would normally never be seen together. The jock, the pretty girl, the troublemaker, the geek, and the Basket case. They represent different types of stereotypes that are shown in youth culture films from the second Bender walked in the library we knew what kind of person he is and how he acted towards others. Bender is a criminal or a troublemaker and likes annoying others. He’s exactly what we would perceive his character to be.( 39:30 to 41:10) Through this scene we see how each character is portrayed by only watching them eat lunch. Claire has sushi which is a luxury dish for a popular girl. Andrew takes out multiple  snacks and different kinds of foods because he's athletic. Allison is known as an odd ball, so her meal is wild and outgoing. As for Brian he gets made fun of by Bender because of his lunch which he states is “just your regular standard lunch”. As for Bender he continues insulting Brian and doesn't have a lunch of his own. Stereotypes can be shown in different ways not just by a character's action and appearance.

                             Soundtrack of a Film/TV series

A soundtrack is an important piece to telling a scene and helps with the flow of the action being presented on screen.

DJ Jazzy Jeff/ The Fresh Prince- Parents just Don't Understand.

This song expresses Andrew's frustration he has with his dad, who doesn't truly understand him and just wants him to be a good wrestler.

Forever young-Alphaville

Andrew is scared about the future and if he’ll end up just like his father.

Hello- Lionel Richie

Andrew unexpectedly falls for  Allison, someone who is totally different from him.

Alone-Rod wave 

This song represents the remorse he has for the action he did that landed him in detention.

Bad- Michael Jackson

Andrew stands up to bender and never backs down.

Bohemian Rhapsody- Queen  

Andrew portrays himself as a popular wrestler with a full scholarship. In reality he hates wrestling and can’t make decisions for himself.

Foo Fighter-The pretender

Andrew is more than ready to punch Bender for his outlandish comments.

Nirvana- Smells like teen spirit

Anderw is seen as the most reliable student in principal Vernon's eyes. So he’s able to get drinks and everyone else comes together to convince the principal.

Beat it-Michael Jackson

Andrew and the rest of the crew run throughout the halls, and they try not to get caught by the principal.

Take On Me- A-ha

Andrew breaks out of his shell, gets high and starts dancing all over the library even breaking the glass door.

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