PART A
- List some movies that you really like and some of the things they have in common

Some of these films have sidesplitting but sometimes raunchy
dialogue. I have a knack for fantasy-adventure films. I enjoy a good drama from
time to time. I like foreign films quite a bit- especially those that are
socially conscious. Health Ledger was my favorite actor and I’m partial to his
films. It took all I had not to write Casanova
down.
- Now list some movies that you dislike and some of the things they have in common
Many of these films are poorly written, rely on effects too much, or belong in a category I like to call 'horror porn.' I have a personal dislike of Sci-Fi. The most recent Star Trek movie was not bad. It is just hard for me to 'get into' them.
- List the qualities that would make you see a movie
- List the qualities that would make you avoid a movie
- Pick one medium that you use regularly, such a magazine, television show, or blog. What biases can you find? Are they similar to your biases? If so, how?
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Bias is evident on CNN and Fox News |
I read CNN news quite a bit. There is no doubt that they are
a liberal news provider. And whenever I read something that’s odd I usually go
to the Associated Press for clarification- I consider them nuetral. In regards
to politics, CNN does cast a more positive light on Democratic politicians. Regardless
of the party the majority of legislators are skilled liars in my book. Not to
mention, the 2011 Congress was the least active it’s been in 50 years. Now to
answer the question: Are CNN’s biases similar to my own. I would answer saying,
“Somewhat.” Do I have staunch democratic views? Yes. Do I believe in healthy
debate (unlike most liberals and conservatives)? Yes. This “my way or the
highway” approach is crazy. One has to respect a difference of opinion.
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