Eagle Eye

The movie Eagle Eye is about a young man, Jerry, who is a drop out and has no ambisions in life compared to his twin brother, Ethan, who was an Air Force lieutenant. After attended the funeral for Ethan, Jerry goes to deposit a check at the atm. Once he starts to receive money it doesnt stop. He returns to his apartment to find various illegal weapons and such that do not belong to him. When he is looking through all of the boxes, a women calls. The voice sounds like a machine, and this voice tells Jerry that the FBI will be there in 30 seconds and must run. Unfortunately the FBI catches him and questions him on why he had all of these things. He had been set up by a super computer that had found herself in control of anything without anyone knowing, (the voice that called Jerry) Through out the movie he meets with another women who was set up and the supercomputer threats to kill her son.

The Super-computer (ARIIA) who is housed at the pentagon had control over every electronic device on the earth. She trys to eliminate the president of the United States and the Presidential staff . The way she attemps to do this is with the women Jerry has been traveling with's son. He is a part of this school band and there had been a bomb placed into his trumpet. As an honor the band goes to play the national anthem at the Presidents speech in the capital building. If his trumpet hits the high "F", the bomb would explode and destroy every living body in the building or surrounding area.

The Super computer is the high country, in this case, for imperialism. She takes control over the powers of a weaker country, which is humankind itself. During the movie she communicates through a cell phone. When the people she has chosen specifically answer they must do what she says, when she says it. If you disobey you get punished. This is an example of imperialism because she is using her greatest power to oppress the humans. She thinks she is doing it for the best, but in reality she wants what she wants, will kill anyone in the way, and using anyone to complete the job.

Rule of Chocolate

The Bourgeoisie; the higher power. The Proletariat; the working class. If you throw the Chocolate Factory with Willy Wonka, you would have an excellent representation of the Bourgeoisie and the Proletariat. It would be easy to infer that the Bourgeoisie is the equivalent to the owner of the company, Willy Wonka. Willy Wonka went into the jungle and found the Proletariat. The Proletariat, which have now been called the "Oompa Loompa's", were taken from their homes in hope of a great new life with Mr. Wonka. Little did they know that Mr. Wonka wasnt concerned about the "Oompa Loompa's" livings at all, he just needed their work for his business to be successful. Now, put the word Bourgeoisie for replacement of "Willy Wonka", the Proletariat in replacement for "Oompa Loompa's", and now you have been informed of how these topics coexist with one another.