We need to challenge ourselves

Article Abstract:

The 'Unforgiven' is in many ways the kind of western movie that has never been made before. It's characters' values and conduct tend to be inconsistent and atypical. The movie represents the manner in which people are often victims of life, and how a small incident can be the precursor to a chain of events.

Evaluation, Conduct of life, Unforgiven (Motion picture)

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'I was fooling everybody.' (Jason Gedrick)

Article Abstract:

'Class of '96' television star Jason Gedrick discusses his private life. He dropped out of college to take his first movie role, but lied about it to his family. He pretended to still be a student. Gedrick feels that he cheated himself out of knowing what he would have known had he stayed in school.

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Absolute power

Article Abstract:

Individuals need to respect themselves and cultivate self-discipline. Abuses of government officials, such as in Nazi Germany and at Waco, TX, recently are discussed, along with work, parenting, the motion picture industry and the film 'Absolute Power.'

Analysis, Ethical aspects, Personalities, Authority, Power (Philosophy), Absolute Power (Motion picture)

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