Dr Strange Psychology

The film Dr. Strange, directed by Scott Derrickson, is based on a highly-qualified Neurosurgeon named Doctor Stephen Strange. He has an ego that is comparable to Tony Stark’s, the main character known for his enormous ego in the movie Iron Man. Dr. Strange has little to no regard to the people around him and goes throughout his day only thinking about himself. With a self-centered and egotistical attitude, Strange slowly learns how it feels to be humiliated and instead be the patient on the table. After a brutal car accident from distracted driving, he suffers from many injuries, one which he loses full control of his hands. He seeks answers to try to heal his hands and meets a man who will forever change his life.

Norman Bates (Anthony Perkins) kills Marion Crane (Janet Leigh). Marion who wanted to lead a happy family life with her boy friend Sam Loomis (John Gavin) after marriage and hence steals money and flees Phoenix and becomes a prey for the psychopath Norman Bates. Norman Bates overpowered by his dead mother’s personality kills the woman who comes in between the relationship with his mother. Norman has no other motive. Only his frustrated sexuality when he meets a woman can be the motive. As the case of a split personality syndrome Norman takes the role of his dead mother, and targets those women who come to his motel. Possessed by his mother, he dresses like her and here he slashes Marion on the shower. When Lila Crane (Vera Miles) along with Sam comes in search of

John Dupont grew up with an immeasurable amount of wealth. The story of his life justifies the fact that happiness doesn’t reside in fortune. After analyzing his behavior, the best way to explain it would be through the psychodynamic perspective. When John was very young his parents divorced and his father left, leaving him and his siblings to live with their mother. His father made it very known that he didn’t want to be apart of his son's life when he would require John to make appointments to see him. It is said that John never really had a childhood. He wasn’t good socially and ate his meals alone in his room until he was 13 years old, completely isolating himself from the world.

Donnie Darko is a movie about a young teen that experienced many abnormal things in his life that are said to be associated with a psychological disorder. Basically the movie is about an imaginary friend, Frank, (a demonic bunny with a scary voice) that only Donnie Darko can see and hear. Frank convinces Donnie into committing several acts of violence. He

John Nash was extremely intelligent man but let his work take over a lot of his life. I would describe his attitude as cocky as he believed he was much smarter than others and loved to prove it which is shown in the beginning with the board game between him and Hanson. I figured that he was one that knew he was there for the education and not to party like his fellow classmates were doing. He would stay in his room studying and figuring out the hardest math problems and working them on the windows. Figuring out math problems was what made his day.The clues that were the most alarming were when Nash and Charles are sitting on the roof they are chatting on a university building roof and getting to know each other better. Nash and Charles are

The babadook is a dark figure that consumes Amelia with an extreme case of aggravated depression. The movie begins as Amelia, relives a concurrent nightmare that happened five - almost six - years ago. Amelia and her husband tending to their unborn son’s fidgeting attempt to find his escape from his mother. As her husband drives to the hospital and she struggles in the passenger's seat. As the two are rushing to the hospital bright lights cast over the car and the impact of an opposing car kills her husband but spares her and her newborn son. Amelia’s son, Samuel, saves her from her nightmare by waking her but she does not appreciate this or her son. Since Samuel’s birth happened to fall on the day that her husband was brutally killed in an

Have you ever wondered why people do the things they do? Everyone behaves differently in their own little ways, but sometimes these things cannot be understood. Through psychology, people are able to interpret behavior and apply the data to diagnose mental illnesses. As Ronald Reagan once said, “We can’t help everyone, but everyone can help someone”. The role of being a psychologist means helping others by studying behavioral, cognitive, and social processes. This information is interpreted and then used to benefit others emotionally and mentally, and allows people to better understand how the mind works. Becoming a psychologist is rewarding when you consider the responsibilities, salary, and requirements associated with the profession.

The major depressive disorder in her was characterized by low mood and the worsening relationship with her family members. She did not get along well with her mother considering that she was emotionally and physically tortured.

“ No. But I can. Again. Again. Again. And again. Forever. That makes you my prisoner.” Doctor Stephen Vincent Strange is a mystic artist and magician who was once a normal human being until his days past then became who he is now. Doctor Strange was once a brilliant and proficient neurosurgeon. After days and years of being a skilled neurosurgeon, he one day had an atrocious car accident. He ended up having faulty injuries mainly his hands. As a neurosurgeon, you must need steady hands in order for you not to mess up in any type surgery. Now that he damaged his hands badly, he is not able to perform his everyday skill activity. Stephen needs to move on but he keeps trying his best to bring back the time he once had before the car accident and injuries. Stephen decided search places all around the globe for a place he or others can heal his hands and then he encounters the Ancient One. Stephen then became an old sorcerer supreme student to learn, practice the mystical arts and martial arts thinking he would learn how to heal himself. As he was learning mystic arts, he found two items which gave him additional powers which made himself more powerful than other sorcerer students. Since he got more additional powers, he fought threats from mystical creatures and magicians. By preventing these threats, he saves the earth from being replaced with the dark dimension.

I think it’s filmed well not too many transitions in the film or weird shots from below. Sound effects are normal nothing spectacular or anything that truly stands out. There is little to no music in this movie at all and when there is it’s the same sound and musical noise over and over again which I can stand to you is easily my least favorite part of this film. All the sounds and cinematography put together in this film make for a truly stunning movie that really brings out the feel and time of the movie itself.

Norman Bates is an 18-year-old Caucasian male. Norman was one of two children born into a lower middle class family with an abusive father and controlling mother. Norman’s father passed away due to an accident in their home when Norman was a young boy (around the age of four). His mother is obviously the most prominent figure and influence in his life. After his father’s passing, Norman and his mother move to White Pine Bay. Norma, Norman’s mother, begins a new life for them there. She buys an old motel that she plans to run. Norma and Norman are remarkably secluded from nearly everyone; this is the way that Norma prefers it. Norman attends White Pine Bay High School where he does fairly well academically, but has behavior problems. Norman is the center of many criminal cases in White Pine Bay (mostly murders). Norma controls nearly every aspect of Norman’s life. This causes several interpersonal relationship problems with outsiders. Norman begins to have friends, and even a girlfriend, but his mother continuously puts the relationships under a microscope. He seems to generally take on the same opinion about a person as his mother does. Dylan, Norman’s older brother, reenters their life soon after they move to White Pine Bay. Dylan is the product of Norma’s brother raping her when they were young teens. The arrival of Dylan causes tension between Norman and Norma as several aspects of their old life are brought back up questioned. This cause more and more anger and trust

The movie Psycho was directed by Alfred Hitchcock in 1960. When Psycho was first released they implemented a rule that no one could come into the movie late, and I guess that was a thing that happened a lot back then. People were just like “I got a few minutes, let me go into this movie, I don’t care if it started.” But they were having none of that with Psycho. Once the movie started the doors were closed, no one was allowed in. In the previews they asked the audience to not divulge any of the secrets of the movie to their friends or family after they see it. And audiences obeyed, they didn’t go out and blabber about it like people do these days. You could not get away with that today, but audiences were cool back then. Because they didn’t let the audience in after the movie started, they didn’t allow critics to watch the movie ahead of time either. The critics had to go with the audiences on opening day to see the movie. They were not happy about that because they were being treated like peasants, like any other viewer. I guess they thought they were better than everybody else, as some critics actually gave them bad reviews basically because they didn’t get a special screening. Even before audiences watched the movie, their psychological needs start to be met as hype and suspense is built with the secrets people need to keep. The suspense is kept up throughout the movie from Marion’s get away and death, to the twist at the end.

Every person has a personality, but with a personality people also possess personality disorders. According to Rathus (2010) “personality disorders are patterns of inflexible traits that disrupts social life or work and may distress the affected individual” (p. 525). Little do most know that they themselves and the people around them daily have one or more disorders. A few personality disorders are obsessive-compulsive, obsession with perfection, and narcissistic, need for admiration. The film Mommie Dearest, directed by, Frank Perry, shows how personality disorders, like obsessive-compulsion and narcissism, effects children in their childhood and as they grow older.

First, I believe the object relations theory places less importance on biologically based drives and

Abnormal is something deviating from what is normal or usual, typical in a way that is uncommon or irregular.