This Thursday I decided to watch a TV and a movie I had heard about a lot had come on. Luckily the movie had just started so I was able to understand the premise and background of it. While some of the movie was confusing I was mostly able to make some sense of it. The interesting idea surrounding the title was the definition of the word Inception- implanting an idea so deeply into someone's mind that they believe they thought of it themselves and do it. There's a lot of action and violence in the film. This might have been purposefully confusing. I think the filmmaker wanted to bring up point. What some of us may think is normal isn't according to others. How do we justify what is and isn't normal? When our systems of justice fail that we live by how do we decide what is right or wrong? This film brought up an interesting point about the nature of humanity that I've always questioned.
This past year in Mr. Starace's Critical Thinking Class we have watched three films: The Persuaders, Merchants of Cool and Missrepresentation. These films clearly portrayed the same thing: media's effect on everyone. In the documentary Missrepresentation, we were shown how media breaks through the barriers we have put up in order to try to block out most of the media we have today. They use violence and over sexualize nearly everything we watch in order to get us to absorb what were watching. This past weekend I was watching the trailer for the movie Deadpool 2. While the movie may have been incredibly explicit and rated R for a multitude of reasons, I noticed some things in the movie that I can relate to this movie. In the one scene of her shown in the trailer she was seen sitting at home as a housewife waiting for Deadpool to get home. She is seen as this impatient, annoying housewife who is not doing anything. This is harmful to women as it portrays a false image of what wom...
I completely agree. I think that inception is one of the most creative movies out there. I honestly still don’t quite understand everything that happened. I would say that it is so good that it could count as it’s own genre Of movie.
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