Think of this assignment as chapter two and three of your research paper. Only submit the Literature review and Proposal (Do not include your Introduction and methodology - especially the references for those sections).

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17 Sep, 06:56 AM (21h) Extend deadline

Academic level:

College (1-2 years: Freshmen, Sophomore)

Subject or Discipline:

Criminal Justice

Title:

Movie Critique 'Seven'

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1

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No

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MLA

# of pages:

4

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Double spaced

# of words:

1100

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Movie Critique: (Format: Double spaced – 1” margins) Introduction: Within this introduction you should include a short description of the movie (including its title) and why you were drawn to select this film. Your description should not simply be: “Because I like murder mysteries.” Think deeper. We all have reasons to watch certain things. For example, I am drawn to the Walking Dead not so much for the “zombie” thing, but more because it is interesting to consider what people are “pushed to” in certain situations (i.e. cannibalism, etc.). There is actually a criminological theory, anomie, which offers possible explanations. (1-2 paragraphs) Summary: In this section you should describe the overall plot of the movie. Again, you want to think deeper. Aspects of symbolism and history are important contextual frameworks to consider. What questions are left unanswered? Are aspects of society left out and is this intentional? You are all amazing “thinkers” – use your insight. Please try to steer clear of simply “Googling” the movie to find this information. Remember – you are academics and the Google reviews often times focus on the cinematic elements. (1-2 paragraphs) Theoretical Insights: This is where your course work becomes critical. Think about a theory that has been used throughout your coursework. What theory or theories best speak to the plot of this movie. Describe the theory and how is it 4 used in terms of understand crime or events in our world. (A solid paragraph or two for each theory – a page or two maximum) Analysis: This is where you really shine. Take the theory or theories that you articulated in the previous paragraph and connect them to specific aspects of the movie. Here is one writing structure you can use: During the film (describe a specific situation) occurred. This situation fits well into (theory) because (link specific details of the theory to specific details of the film). Example: During the conclusion of the movie Seven the main character (Brad Pitt) confronts the serial killer (Kevin Spacey). After discovering that Spacey has brutally killed his wife by cutting off her head, Pitt is portrayed as having a psychotic moment. Pitt’s actions are best viewed through the lens of self-control theory. As discussed earlier, this theory refers to a person’s ability to alter his or her own states and responses. Throughout the movie Pitt exhibits specific examples of a lack of self-control. Examples include entering a residence without a warrant or for his regular bursts of anger related to his partner’s approach to solving crime. At the conclusion of the film, Pitt’s behavior fits into the irresistible impulse test employed by some states when considering insanity. The defendant can be thought of as not guilty if the person, by virtue of his or her mental state or psychological condition, was not able to resist committing the action in question. Your responses need to be thorough and thoughtful. This is where a majority of your grade can be achieved. The movie I picked for this paper is ‘Seven’. could you please go over the "Theoretical Insights" part and the "Analysis" part and most importantly the use this book as a main source of information "Fundamentals of Research in Criminology and Criminal Justice THIRD EDITION" ( ISBN: 9781483333458 ) https://studysites.sagepub.com/bachmanfrccj3e/demo/bachman_demo.htm?chapter=null&page=null&anchory=null

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