"Mount Rushmore"

North By Northwest directed by Alfred Hitchcock Plot Outline - A hapless New York advertising executive is mistaken for a government agent by a group of foreign spies, and is pursued across the country while he looks for a way to survive. Cast: Cary Grant, Eva Marie Saint, James Mason, Jessie Royce Landis, Leo G Carroll, Josephine Hutchinson, Philip Ober, Martin Landau, Adam Williams, Edward Platt, Robert Ellenstein, Les Tremayne, Philip Coolidge, Patrick McVey, Ed Binns Cast: (see less) Plot Keywords: Biplane, Overhead Camera Shot, Director Cameo, Gun, Illinois, Manhattan New York, Pistol, Macguffin, Railway, Sleeping Car, Mount Rushmore, Advertising, Auction, Walking On Ledge, Cold War (see more) Plot Keywords: Biplane, Overhead Camera Shot, Director Cameo, Gun, Illinois, Manhattan New York, Pistol, Macguffin, Railway, Sleeping Car, Mount Rushmore, Advertising, Auction, Walking On Ledge, Cold War, Crop Duster, Drunk Driving, Falsely Accused, Mistaken Identity, Road, Railway Station, Agent, Attempted Murder, Murder, On The Run, Police, Spy, Train, Waiting, Humor, Grand Central Station New York, Cornfield, Goof In Title, Advertising Executive, Airplane Accident, Airport, Arrest, Auto Theft, Bus Stop, Cafeteria, Car Accident, Chicago Illinois, Country Estate, Courtroom, Dining Car, Disguise, Divorced, Drunk Scene, Explosion, Faked Death, Fall Over Cliff, Famous Score, Fugitive, Government Agent, Hospital, Hotel, House Breaking, Indiana, Kidnapping, Marriage Proposal, Matchbook, Microfilm, Mother Son Relationship, New York City, New York, Restaurant, Secret Agent, Shaving, Shower, South Dakota, Taxicab, Telephone Box, United Nations, Washington DC, Architecture, Assassination, Crash, Fire, Framed For Murder, Fuel, Secret Government Organisation, Secret History, Secret Identity, Seduction, Semi Trailer, Sex Appeal, Sky Photography, Sports Car, Statue, Stealth, Struggle For Survival, Surprise Attack, Suspected Murder, Homosexuality, Ledge, Blockbuster, Imagery, Cult Director, Suspense (see less)

South Park - Bigger, Longer & Uncut directed by Trey Parker Plot Outline - When the four boys see an R-rated movie featuring Canadians Terrance & Phillip, they are pronounced "corrupted", and their parents pressure the United States to wage war against Canada. Cast: Trey Parker, Matt Stone, Mary Kay Bergman, Isaac Hayes, Jesse Howell, Anthony Cross-Thomas, Franchesca Clifford, Bruce Howell, Deb Adair, Jennifer Howell, George Clooney, Brent Spiner, Minnie Driver, Dave Foley, Eric Idle Cast: (see less) Plot Keywords: Strong Language, Abusive Father, Returning Character Killed Off, Porn Name, Electric Shock, Fall From Height, Surprise After End Credits, Mount Rushmore, Teacher Student Relationship, South Park Colorado, Elementary School, Child Swearing, Disturbing, Young Boy, American Canadian Relations (see more) Plot Keywords: Strong Language, Abusive Father, Returning Character Killed Off, Porn Name, Electric Shock, Fall From Height, Surprise After End Credits, Mount Rushmore, Teacher Student Relationship, South Park Colorado, Elementary School, Child Swearing, Disturbing, Young Boy, American Canadian Relations, Vulgarity, Flatulence, Sequel, Censorship, Satire, Hypocrisy, Computer Animation, Moral Crusade, Personal Responsibility, Devil, Self Righteousness, Heaven, Visions Of Hell, Studio Logo Segues Into Film, Battle, Canada At War, Hell, Homosexual, Person On Fire, Profanity, Vomit, Teleprompter, X Rayed Skeleton, Body Landing On Car, Microwave Oven, Us Canada War, Blasphemy, Child Abuse, Critically Acclaimed, Friendship, Hollywood, Spoof, Prepubescent, Sexual Obsession, Surreal, Twisted Version Of Current World, Unintelligible, Gay Slur, Based On TV Series, Clitoris, Friends Who Hate Each Other, Cult Favorite, Satan, Film Within A Film, Overweight Child, Racial Stereotype, Topical Humor (see less)

Great White Fathers: The Story of the Obsessive Quest to Create Mount Rushmore by John Taliaferro See all pages with references to "Mount Rushmore". Excerpt - on Page 1: " ... CHAPTER 1 AMERICAN HORSE 0 F ALL THE DIRECTIONS from which one can approach Mount Rushmore, ... " Key Phrases: Mount Rushmore, Black Hills, South Dakota, Stone Mountain, Crazy Horse, New York, aircraft scandal, aircraft investigation, sculpture commissions, mountain carving, memorial commission, concession building (see more) Key Phrases: Mount Rushmore, Black Hills, South Dakota, Stone Mountain, Crazy Horse, New York, Park Service, Rapid City, Black Elk, United States, Pine Ridge, George Washington, Gutzon Borglum, Doane Robinson, Hall of Records, White House, Theodore Roosevelt, Abraham Lincoln, Sitting Bull, Statue of Liberty, Red Cloud, Slim Buttes, Wounded Knee, Standing Bear, Little Bighorn, aircraft scandal, aircraft investigation, sculpture commissions, mountain carving, memorial commission, concession building, colossal sculpture (see less)

The Ethos of Rhetoric (Studies in Rhetoric/Communication) by Michael J. Hyde See all pages with references to "Mount Rushmore". Excerpt - on Page 156: " ... We have been unable to resist "irreverent musings" about Mount Rushmore (fig. 1), even without the encouragement offered by Donald Dale Jackson.' Like other U.S. ... " Key Phrases: New York, Mount Rushmore, Stone Mountain, Crazy Horse, United States, Gutzon Borglum, hermeneutical rhetoric, cyborg discourse, commemorative artworks, aesthetic praxis, mountain carvings, rhetorical imagination (see more) Key Phrases: New York, Mount Rushmore, Stone Mountain, Crazy Horse, United States, Gutzon Borglum, South Dakota, Kenneth Burke, President Bush, Black Hills, Quarterly Journal of Speech, Northrop Frye, Mikhail Bakhtin, Lincoln Memorial, Oxford University Press, South Carolina, Aristotle's Rhetoric, Harvard University Press, African American, Fearful Symmetry, Neil Michel, Carole Blair, Houston Chronicle, Larry Neal, Martin Heidegger, hermeneutical rhetoric, cyborg discourse, commemorative artworks, aesthetic praxis, mountain carvings, rhetorical imagination, rhetorical ethos, rhetorical competence, prior reputation, black aesthetic, rhetorical criticism, imaginative vision, rhetorical critics, rhetorical culture, memorial project, critical praxis, hermeneutic reading, black homeland (see less)