Coco the movie.
Coco the movie
. Write a well-researched critical analysis essay stating and supporting your position on the topic you have chosen (and I have approved). Your essay should contain the key elements of a classical argument and a closed-form composition: An original, effective title Well-developed body paragraphs with topic sentences An engaging, attention-grabbing introduction with a clear and explicit thesis statement Sufficient background information so that someone who is unfamiliar with your topic can understand your argument (can be part of your introduction or included in a separate paragraph) A section respectfully addressing opposing arguments A non-repetitive conclusion that explores the greater implications of your argument and responds to your readers’ question of “So what?” This essay must be 1500-2000 words (four to six pages, not including the works cited page) and must include references to at least five sources (not including your film). Try to avoid spoilers if necessary, and be sure to use literary present tense when discussing your chosen film (Literary present tense.pdfPreview the document). The proper use of MLA format will be vital to succeeding with this assignment. Please note that while you are welcome to use the sources and works cited entries from your annotated bibliographies, you shouldn’t include your annotated bibliography or annotations for the works cited in this essay. Your essay should be double-spaced, typed in 12-point Times New Roman font with one-inch margins on all sides, and should not have a justified right margin. (Please be sure to submit your essay as a .doc, .docx, or .rtf file.) Your works cited page will use a hanging indent and provide full bibliographic information for each resource following the MLA style (including URLs for web sources not found through the library’s databases). Failure to use proper formatting will negatively impact your grade. Avoid the temptation to rely too heavily on direct quotations from your sources. An essay of this length should contain no more than two block quotations if any, and direct quotations, in general, should make up less than 20% of your essay.