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Analyzing The Movie 'Finding Nemo'

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Since the beginning of time, movies have always been a way to display social conflicts in a certain period of time to a large audience. Movies can evoke various emotions from different people, thus making it a great medium for directors to get their point across. For instance, movies can provide a feel good mood, but can also provide a lesson at the same time; Finding Nemo perfected this through a feel good moment when Nemo was able to reunited with his dad. One of the director’s point was to display a father’s love for his son, and that he would fight to the very end in order to find his son. Movies such as Finding Nemo are classics because of the emotions that it can evoke and the important theme it displays. Each renowned director throughout …show more content…

For instance, Django, who is looking for his wife Broomhilda at Calvin Candie’s plantation, never stops his mission and risks his life in order to rescue his wife. Tarantino portrays Django as a ruthless person who will do anything it takes for him to get what he wants. An example of this is when Django is faced with his first bounty; he was to kill a man who had previously murdered several men and robbed various banks in the past. However, the man who Django was suppose to kill had turned his life around and started a family on his farm. Django had agreed to work with Dr. Schultz and had to make a decision to kill a man in front of his kid or to spare the former criminal. Tarantino wanted to show the world that Django was a character who was ruthless, so Django shot and killed the man with one bullet through the head. This scene depicts Django as ruthless, but also shows the audience that Django is focused on his mission, to find his wife. The final scene in the movie shows Django killing everyone at the Calvin residence after they all returned from Mr. Candie’s funeral. Even after Django was reunited with Broomhilda, Django wanted to kill everyone associated with Mr. Candie. Even the plea from Mr. Candie’s butler, Stephen, was not enough for Django to spare his life. The scene shows that Django was ruthless and merciless. Another character in the movie was Dr. Schultz, who was very well spoken and intelligent. He is portrayed as a persistent man who always completes his tasks. An example of Schultz’s persistence throughout the movie is through his bounties. Schultz never gives up even when stuck in a predicament such as when he kills the sheriff in front of the townspeople. The whole town armed with weapons surrounded the saloon including the town marshall. Schultz then confidently proceeds to show the bounty he had on the sheriff and

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