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Film Insight
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Film Insight is a website about movies. But not what you would generally think of when you talk about movies. Film Insight analyzes the life messages found in our favorite films, and offers insight on how to apply the life messages into your own life.
- Added on: Oct 31st, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Josh Lipovetsky
- Listed in: Film Society
- Tags: life movies philosophy life lessons phsychology movie analysis
Recent Posts
Observe and Report – Attitude is Everything
Observe and Report is a very open-ended film. The main character, Ronnie (Seth Rogen), is suffering from bi-polar disorder. In this analysis, I will not psychoanalyze Ronnie. Nor will I state if the ending was in his imagination. I am writing under t...
The Matrix – Is Life Real?
Are we living in reality? Or is our entire perception of reality just an illusion? Is our brain fooling us into thinking certain things/people/events are real, when they are all non-existent? In 1999, The Matrix was released. It tackled the difficult...
Inglourious Basterds – Revenge, Evil, and Humanity
Quentin Tarantino’s style of filmmaking is like no other. He turns left where others choose to turn right, and turns right when others choose to turn left. His latest movie, Inglourious Basterds, is very unique. Instead of focusing on how bad t...
The Taking of Pelham 123 – Opposites, or Not?
In the Taking of Pelham 123, there is an intense psychological battle between 2 characters. It sounds similar to many movies, but there is one important difference: Both characters have done wrong. Walter Garber (Denzel Washington) has taken a bribe,...
Yes Man – Welcoming New Opportunities
Although it has some crude and unpleasant jokes, Yes Man definitely has its moments. The movie starts out with the tune of “Separate Ways” by Journey, and we find out that it is Carl Allen’s (Jim Carrey) ring-tone. He immediately si...
Hot Fuzz – A Perfect Society
Besides being one of the best comedies of 2007, Hot Fuzz carries a heavy life message. It talks about the truth of perfection. It also deals with the social beating that one can take, when outperforming everyone else. The movie is about Police Office...
