Interactionism In The Movie Pleasantville

The book I chose for my book report is called Blue Bloods by Melissa De La Cruz. The reason why I chose this book because the cover caught my eye, then read the back and thought was interesting story. It a fictional story about the blue bloods which later learn means vampires. The story begins with a girl named Schuyler Van Alen, who is being raised by her distant grandmother named Cordelia. Her mother has been in coma for nearly all of Schuler life.

- In Pleasantville, color is used to differentiate the two universes. The introduction of color symbolizes the introduction of individualism, variety, diversity, pleasure and choice. What ‘real world’ problems does Pleasantville encounter as a result of the introduction of color? - In terms of environmental problems, they are now having to deal with real fire and precipitation threatening the perfect place.

so he does not know that much about how racist the world really is. The family live in Michigan and one day they get a new car called “The brown bomber” and decide to go visit Grandma in Birmingham, Alabama. They are going because Byron has been acting a lot worse so they might leave him with Grandma when they come back. When they go down there they are seeing even more

Therefore leading to them trying to fight this identity they had created for themselves. The people in the town had an altered idea of who they were, however when Jennifer and Bud come and start to cause change they are forced into making the choice of accepting it or trying to fight it. Most people chose to accept the changes and fight the person who they had always thought they were. Through the use of colour in this movie we can see that the town is slowly starting to accept the changes made and fight the previous identity they once had. The scene where the rose turns from black and white to red represents the changes occurring in the town and the fact that the people in Pleasantville are starting to embrace the change.

UID- 141077 R.NO -149 When you see “Pleasantville” for the first time,it doesn’t strike you hard enough how much sociological theory has just been served to you. Thus,when I was watching it for the first time my mind was going in circles about the following pattern. Consumption-Artifacts-Profane-Thought-Perception-Distinguishing-Convenience-Questions-Resistance-Novelty-Loss and Gain. The word connect is aiming to give an explanation of how at any particular point in time every discourse lived by people follows, if not rigidly, but closely related “patterns”.

Lastly, in The Raisin in the Sun, the family moves into a white neighborhood despite neighbors thoughts. We learn that it is not comfortable and not fair to

Bring it On: All or Nothing The film I chose to watch is the third installment of the Bring It On series, which are all mostly unrelated stories loosely held together by the thread of cheerleading as a main plot point. I went with the third movie, released in 2006, because it attempts to have something to say about race, and was actually written by a black woman, though whether it survived rewrites and succeeds or not is to be questioned later. The basic plot is that the lead character, Britney, is the captain of the cheerleading squad at a very white, suburban school called Pacific Vista.

Color is a profound aspect of living. It fills our world from the second we wake up to the moment we fall asleep. It draws from us emotion — among many other things— and provides us with physical context. Many literary examples exist but hardly any are able to portray the emotion so precisely as The Old Man and The Sea and The Great Gatsby. Color is a key concept of understanding our surroundings; therefore, it also plays a key role in storytelling.

The example from the movie would be the courtroom if anything. The court in the town, which they never had until people started changing colors, is basically one big interrelated system. The final theoretical perspective from the movie would be the biggest one, which is Conflict Theory. According to the textbook, Conflict Theory is theoretical framework that sees society as divided by inequality and conflict. There are plenty of examples of this from the movie.

In contrast, the colour is expressive of the more gender equal times, life for the town gradually becomes

In the movie The Wizard Of Oz Dorothy lives in Kansas which is portrayed in black and white and all the characters are in agitated, pitiful moods with faces that show no emotion like a plain white piece of paper; even when someone tries to make a joke no one seems to understand. Meanwhile when Dorothy lands in Munchkin Land a world bursting of color so much that it can overwhelm someone with jovial and happy emotions. People’s moods are often portrayed by the colors that surround them in everyday lives. The horrid, plain place Dorothy called home was full of dull colors; shades of black and grey made everything seem very outdated and the characters duller.

In “Pleasantville” and “As in the beginning” the characters experience difficult situations, making all the things being hard to conclude, or come back for the natural state. Both have something to miss, about the old part of life. They could give up, but they didn’t, because they knew that all the things will be better or get in a good place in the end, but not for sure. When David and his sister went to Pleasantville, they didn’t know how to come back, they passed for big and hard moments. They were differents, they knew and saw things that no one could see, making they showing the truth about the world, because in this ville, the fire didn’t exist.

The men in the scene with Scarlett are wearing matching outfits from top to bottom. They are wearing blue thigh length jackets, tan pant, and black mid-calf boots. Their outfits are completed by a matching white vest and ties underneath. The language choice is should also be analyzed during the first scene. Scarlett is not your typical

Therefore, the color can give audiences totally different feeling when the director use different type of color in different moments because the colors can present characters’ emotions even the characters do not need any

These elements help us to understand and relate to the emotions of all the characters. The cinematography chosen also depicts the narrative of the desperation Bertie had for help. In In A Beautiful Mind the colours are bright and vibrant. These colours express John Nash’s emotions of hope. The lighting of the bright colours help the viewer.