Monday, January 31, 2011

Post #2

Movie stars are not like regular people. They don't know how to be normal humans, they can only "pretend to be human." The only way a star like Angelina Jolie can know of this kind of normalcy is by "research done while preparing for just such roles" (Cohen 4).

Original text:
But there is something else about the movie - especially the scene in which the assassins sit down for a quiet dinner. The text is killers undercover, but the subtext is movie stars pretending to be a normal couple. That's what the scene is really about. The oddity, the strangeness of that life - how movie stars pretend to be human, like us, but know quotidian American supermarket life only from research done while preparing for just such roles.

MLA Citation:
Cohen, Rich. "A Woman in Full." Vanity Fair. Vanity Fair. July 2008. Web. 31 Jan. 2011.

3 comments:

  1. Looks good! Should the magazine name be in the citation twice?

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  2. Thank you.

    I looked at the Easy Writer and it gave an example of something like that, so I just decided to follow it.

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  3. Oh okay, that's fine then! That was the only thing I noticed so just thought I would ask.

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