Nora Martinez’s HUM210 Blog

I found the information on how the film industry censored it self very interesting. I think that they were smart to self censor before the government became involved. It probably saved a lot of time when they later changed over to the current rating system. I also found the film Interesting, I didn’t particularly like all […]

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The author offers some insight in to the production crews behavior as well as the attitude the director Dennis Hopper had about the making of the film. Just under the title of the article the author wrote “Dennis Hopper and Peter Fonda go back to a time when a kilo of good pot was a […]

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This article takes in detail a look at Jack Nicholson’s lines about how the freedom that they represented scared people. The author feels that rather that the freedom that it is the recognized counter culture that is what frightens people. The author also does a long comparison of “Easy Rider” to another more modern drug […]

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I found this site maintained by David P. Hays. He takes the meaning of the codes different rules and puts them into context. He also has a second column of information that contains different events and other information about his website. He also explains in those details that sometimes answers are not easy to come […]

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I found the reading about the movie code very interesting. I never stopped to consider that there was a strong restriction before the current rating system was developed. The strong repressive nature of the code seems to have been a little too restrictive. I say this because they were deciding for both the movie makers […]

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Hello everyone! My name is Nora and I’m from Mexico. I came to the US to study Communications and I’m thinking on transferring to ASU next semester. I’m a dog lover and that is why I had to bring my little poodle from Mexico to keep me company. I’m really looking forward to this class.

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