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    the prospect of marriage that she rises from the grave and spirits Victor to the Land of the Dead. In the surprisingly festive afterlife, Victor learns that his new fiancee's name is Emily (Helena Bonham Carter) and that she was murdered in the woods on the night of her elopement. Victor, wanting to get back to Victoria, convinces the magical Elder Gutknecht (Michael Gough) to send him and Emily temporarily to the Land of the Living under the pretext of introducing Emily to Victor's parents. Once back

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    the U.S. and Europe today. One film that exemplifies this metaphor is Land of the Dead. However, the problem with drawing similarities between immigrants and zombies is that immigrants are often viewed negatively simply because they look and speak differently. People often draw a similarity between zombies and immigrants in that

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    First, let's look at hell. The Underworld or Land of the Dead all have common similarities of what is known as horrid yet people decide to live their lives in this way for temporary satisfaction. Being raised in a religious setting when growing up has shown me the opportunities available in heaven, with the complexity Hell does portray. It is dark, a place that frightens all, containing an everlasting fire, with a bottomless pit where torturous pain, I read lasts forever like the pain of a woman

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    George A. Romero’s gory film Land of the Dead was released June 2005. Jonathan Levine’s Warm Bodies on the other hand has a scientific fiction undertone, and was released February 2013. Lately pop culture has had an interest in zombies. Both films chosen have a set contemporary standard of what a typical zombie is imagined to be. Whether created by supernatural sources or acquired by a virus, zombies are dead humans that now have the reincarnated mindset of instinctively hunting down and devouring

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    I Am Legend vs The Land of the Dead: The Evolution of the Zombie Subgenre When examining the horror film subgenre of zombies, it is imperative to look at the evolution of the creatures, and determine why the newer films are typically superior to their older counterparts. Directors tend to adapt zombie films in order to fit the fears and the experience of a modern audience, which is why the films continue to improve. This is obvious even in the short time span of about three years. The film I

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    like how they show the difference between the land of the dead, and the land of the living. In fact, it’s the opposite of what we would think. In the land of the living, it’s a black and white, Victorian era style, bleak and dark world and people. I think that shows the living death of the living world. However, in the land of the dead, it’s colorful and happy. The dead are in a constant party, and you can see the huge contrast very easily. The dead have colorful clothes and

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    According to his biography, one of his famous poem “The Waste Land”, was written when he was facing some hardships in his life; his marriage was falling and he was suffering of nervous disorder. The physical and mental distress of the poet may provide an indication about the state of mind in which “The Waste Land” was written, which seems to have greatly influenced the choice of the title of the poem itself. The sub title “The Burial of the Dead” is equally troubling providing an obscure and dark atmosphere

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    is his journey to the Land of the Dead. The most important thing Odysseus learned in this episode is his prophecy from Tiresias, the blind prophet and essential information needed to get home. Odysseus faces many obstacles in this episode, physically and mentally. At this point in the book, he is very confused and clueless as to what he should do next. Circe guides him with specific instructions to find his next step closer to home. To begin with, he must travel to the land of the Cimmerians and

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    The film The Book Of Life is a film about a character named Manolo who tries to rescue the girl he loves and protect his family and city. Characters La Muerte and Xibalba go to the town of San Angel during the day of the dead. The Characters are seen with traditional sugar skulls as faces throughout the film. Some major themes in this movie are fighting for what you love, and some battles are better fought together. The movie is produced by Guillermo del Toro and directed by Jorge Gutierrez. Guillermo

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    had to confront was, “The Land of Dead" which tested his self-restraint, and revealed his human weaknesses of sorrow. The Epic Hero, Odysseus, struggles with many challenges such as, the taunting Sirens, the brutish and cruel Cyclops, and one of the arduous territories Odysseus has ever crossed, The Land of the Dead. "The Sirens", taunt and tease Odysseus as him and his crew sail towards the, “Land of the Dead". Crossing the bumpy ocean in order to reach the Land of The Dead, Odysseus and his man sailed

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