Analysis Of The Movie ' Legally Blonde '

The movie Napoleon Dynamite directed by Jared Hess and released June 11, 2004 is a comedy about an awkward teen that has trouble fitting in. Napoleon (Jon Heder) the main character, lives with his grandma until she gets into an accident and his life is immediately made worse when his uncle Rico (Jon Gries) who is stuck in his high school football “superstar” days knocks on their door and is there to keep an eye on Napoleon while his grandma is getting hospitalized. Napoleon has a red afro, wears moon boots, and is constantly practicing his atrocious ninja moves. Napoleon has a best friend in high school names Pedro (Efren Ramirez) who decides to run for class president, and it is up to Napoleon to step out of his comfort zone to help Pedro win, and get his information out around school. Napoleon Dynamite was excellent because it met the criteria of humor, acting, and the profound message.

Mike Lupica, ESPN commentator and well-known sports writer for young adults, wrote Summer Ball. Summer Ball is primarily set at Right Way Basketball Camp. The main character, Danny Walker, and his friends, Ty Ross, Will Stoddard, and Tarik Meminger go to Right Way along with boys from all over the country to improve their basketball skills. They also hope to make new friends and possibly catch the eye of college scouts over the length of summer camp. Right Way helps Danny learn how to prove himself against outside expectations and self-doubts. Danny experiences his troubles when his Right Way coach, Edward Powers, doesn 't believe in Danny and tries to break him down any way he can. Coach Powers represents all of Danny 's fears around basketball and his place as a basketball player. At Right Way Camp, Danny and his friends work hard and struggle through tough games in order to prove themselves as basketball players.

This is where Warner tells Elle he?s going to Harvard law to start his career and she wasn?t in his future plans. In turn Elle get depressed locks herself in her room for about a week then gets the revelation that she would just attend Harvard Law also. When Elle goes to her parents they don?t really support her, they fall into the gender stereotype that girls should do girly jobs, like fashion which was Elle?s major, be pretty get married and so forth. They don?t believe she should have to go out into the world and be smart. She studies hard to pass the LSAT?s and she sends in her video application to Harvard. This video Elle is mainly in a Bikini, and being very ?girly?, Harvard mainly accepts her application because they need to diversify their accepted applicants. Once at Harvard Elle goes to class unprepared and is excused from the class. Afterwards is when she meets Warner?s new girlfriend and fiancé Vivian who is also the reason Elle had to leave class. This is where the battle between Vivian and Elle .After the meeting Elle does a typical girl thing and goes and gets her nails done. She returns to school has another run-in with Vivian who invited her to a party, telling her it?s a costume party and it obviously wasn?t. As ?typical girl? Elle shows up to the party as a playboy bunny. There is nothing more gender specific then a playboy bunny. For comfort she turns to Warner but instead all Elle got a rude

In the 1995 film Clueless, which is loosely based on Jane Austen’s Emma, shows the lives of stereotypical high school teens. This movie entails many interpersonal communication concepts. This movie included interpersonal concepts such as stereotypes, non-verbal communication, self-concept, interpersonal conflict, persuasion, verbal aggression, intercultural communication, perception, and physical appearance.

Movies that fall into the genre of comedy are made to amuse and entertain just in the way the movie Tootsie did. Tootsie is a classic example of a comedy with its exaggerated situations and witty dialogue. The director Sydney Pollack was able to bring his lead actor, Dustin Hoffman, and his lead actress, Jessica Lange, together in this gender-bending comedy.

“In the United States, police departments must hire people without regard to race or gender. This has been the law for the past 20 years” (Appier par 1)

The production was zany, extravagant, and all around weird – But I loved every minute of it. If you get the opportunity to see this musical, be forewarned that you will wondering what you just saw. But you will also leave with a smile and a few laughs behind you that make the adventure

“Friends are a dime a dozen”, said someone whom I’m not aware of, but whoever it was must’ve had their fair-share of poor decisions when it came to selecting friends. However, they are right. Friends do come and go, some you feel relieved that they’d left and some you may want them to stay, but that’s just one reason why it’s become so important to choose your friends carefully.

Elle can be seen as being in leadership roles, such as during the trial scene, and being better than the men. She even beats out Professor Callahan in a huge murder trial. Callahan is one of the best defence attorneys in the state and a frilly, law student is able to beat him out. This film helps to empower girls and women alike to stand up for themselves an to not care about what any guy thinks of

In this essay, the first topic that will be discussed are the characters. In both the play and the movie there are two sisters Katerina and Bianca, both films share the same challenge, that is Bianca can’t date until her older sister gets married off has a boyfriend. Bianca struggles to get through high school in the film because she must say no to every boy that takes interest in her. Kat on the other side is a firm believer that you need to do what you think is right and not live up to other people’s expectations “why should I live up to other people’s expectations instead of my own”. With Kats beliefs Bianca can’t, have the freedom to do what she wants to do and is trapped by Kats decisions. Cameron

This past weekend we sold over 1,000 tickets to a show that amazed audiences, bringing everyone to their feet singing and cheering. Legally Blonde is one of the largest productions produced by Seattle Prep Drama. 81 Prep students are involved from 57 talented actors to 24 crew members working behind the scenes. Our artistic and design team are theatre professionals giving our students the tools they need to shine on stage.

Girl Interrupted is a film, based on the 1993 book by Susanna Kaysen. The film is set in the 1960’s and depicts a young woman who is committed to a psychiatric hospital after attempting to cause herself physical harm. There, she is diagnosed with borderline personality disorder. She spends a substantial amount of time in the psychiatric hospital, which is very different from today, due to deinstitutionalization.

Kelly Marsh’s Written analysis over Legally Blonde, and Trifles is a highly likely outcome for many reasons. Some of these reasons being, she is fair to both sides, has quotes and evidence to support her claim, and lastly being the detail she brings her evidence to you in.

Elle Woods from Legally Blonde begins her journey as president of her sorority, Delta Nu. She is seen as the “happy little blonde” that always wears pink. She is given this stereotype by society. Until she is able to change stereotype, that is all that most people see her as. Her first step in changing her reputation is transferring to Harvard’s School of Law. Her initial drive to attend Harvard was to chase after someone she loved. But Elle soon realized that she enjoyed studying law more than she thought. After many hours of studying and encouragement from a professor, Elle was able to prove herself in front of her fellow students. She showed them that she is more than just pink clothes and scented pink paper. Elle even takes her change a step further, by proving herself worthy to society in a very important court case. Elle is able to take charge and evidently win her case, thus helping an innocent person. Elle finds thrill in this new person she has created within herself and is glad she did it. She feels as if she is finally more than what society had previously seen her as and is proud that she was the one who was able to make that change for herself.

At the beginning of the movie, Elle is a ditzy but quick-witted sorority girl who goes on a mission to get her ex back by following him to Harvard Law School. At first, she’s not taken seriously by anyone – her parents, her ex, her peers, and her professors – but, after