Savage Movie Reviews Samples For Students

Twelve O’clock High Pressure Point (1964)

Introduction

“Twelve O’clock High” is actually a war film. It is about the aircrews in U.S Eight Air force Army who actually flew in daylight bombing operations against the Nazi Germany and also occupied France in early days of the American involvement in the WWII. It is a world winning film since it has been nominated for 4 academy Awards and out of them it has won 2. This film has essentially been utilized as a case study in a variety of civilian and military leadership training seminars for a number of years. For that reason, this ...

The general is driven by desire to serve as seen where he bombs the northern territory of Germany. The general allows every member of the group to air their grievances. Breakage in the communication channel is observed between the generals and the senator during the decision making process. General Frank Savage has a duty of serving his country, members of his unit and the interest of the mightier people in the society such as the senator. The different groups have different opinions on how the war should be conducted. The general faces the problem of providing a negotiation platform with the ...

“12 O’clock high” is a classic movie of the Hollywood Golden Era. This movie is shown as an example of leadership, courage and a real male friendship. It focuses exclusively on the principle of command and leadership and could be used as a tool for commanders.
In the beginning of the movie we see the problem of lack of discipline in the so-called “hard luck” bomber group that raids over Nazi Germany. Colonel Keith Davenport show us that his leadership style is aimed to save his men’s lives, but on the other hand, he is no capable of sending ...

For those of us who knew the story, watching Hope & Redemption: The Lena Baker Story could have easily been an ordeal knowing the perilous route the story is going to take. Lena Baker, a 44 year old African-American maid was the only woman to be executed in the history of the state of Georgia, in 1945. Maybe there weren’t so many black women who killed white people, after all. Lena Baker killed her employer, a drunk and a pervert who used her as a sex slave with his own gun in a desperate move of self-defence. She faced trial shortly afterwards where ...