The science fiction genre is defined by unrealistic settings and advanced futuristic technology. Therefore, ‘Avatar’ could be considered as a more evolved science fiction film than ‘District 9’ as ‘Avatar’ uses more advanced film techniques and technology, is set in a futuristic environment, although they share a similar theme. In ‘Avatar’, advanced technology like the Avatar program, where one is able to control the body of an Avatar with their mind while sleeping inside a machine, is used. An extreme
Neil Blomkamp’s “District 9” and James Cameron’s “Avatar” are modern science fiction films that are both considered to be evolved with regards to what one expects from this genre. This is particularly evident with regards to the themes of “Development in Technology” and “Xenophobia” A prominent theme in both films is the idea of technology and the advancement thereof. “District 9” makes use of more notable “science fiction” techniques with regards to extravagant weaponry and their “indigenous” technology
harm to others, his own good either physical or moral, is not sufficient warrant. (Mill) A dystopian society is a society in which it is flawed but the people of power within that society portray it as perfect. All Dystopian literature, whether novel, film or short story contains similar characteristics and themes. Many works of literature depict a dystopian society that is controlled by the government in every aspect. Typically, the government tries to prevent information from being able to spread
Twice is a classic film noir that explored how ordinary people can be capable of the darkest crimes lead by uncontrollable passions. Adapted from the 1934 controversial crime novel “The Postman Always Rings Twice” by James M. Cain. A tale of an unhappy married woman who reluctantly falls in love with a drifter, the story follows their destructive relationship as it falls to pieces after they murder her husband. This paper will mainly explore the gender politics concerning the film more specifically
TABLE OF CONTENTS SL. NO CHAPTERS PAGE NO EXICUTIVE SUMMARY 1 1 INRODUCTION 1.1 Need of the study 1.2 Objectives of the study 1.3 Scope of the study 1.4 Literature review 1.5 Methodology of the stud 1.6 Limitations of study 2-6 2 INDUSTRY AND COMPANY PROFILE 2.0 Industry profile 2.1 History 2.2 Types of two wheelers in india 2.3 Motor cycles in india 2.4 Evolution of two wheelers 2.5 Growth perspective 2.6 Company profile history 2.7 Vision and Values 2.8 Corporate philosophy 2.9 Technologies