Research Paper On The Movie Crash
When a film is seen many factors play into whether people think its good or bad. To make a good movie it takes money, know how, exposure, and most importantly acceptance. When asking the question was the film accepted consider three basic factors. Was it a Hollywood success? How many people went to see the movie? What were the opinions of the viewers? All these questions are answered when the film is shown. By applying these questions to the film Crash we can see how the general public responded to it.
Audiences view a film and decide if they like it based on various reasons. Many of the most popular films are Hollywood productions. According to yearwood this is because “ Hollywood has produced a few stinkers over the years, but few of the movies turned out by the studios have …show more content…
People from different worlds saw their story in relation to each other. This created a general understanding, relationship, and at times sympathy for others where it may not have existed before. Blacks were seen as people with good or bad traits, not as one bit group containing mamies coons, bucks or bruts. People were moved by this film because it showed error in everyones ways rather than pick a target audience, and point the blame at the characters who were different from that group. There were villains in each character that everyone could relate to. Crash highlighted the existing, or potential evil in everyone and this made audiences think critically about the film. Not many films force their audiences to dissect and think about what the creators are trying to say. Crash had this effect because the relationship of all the characters was not revealed until the end of the film. The audience was taken by surprise when the film showed that no matter what race class or gender we are we are all connect and we do not even realize it. Crash minimized the social barrier that people in American society live
Audiences view a film and decide if they like it based on various reasons. Many of the most popular films are Hollywood productions. According to yearwood this is because “ Hollywood has produced a few stinkers over the years, but few of the movies turned out by the studios have …show more content…
People from different worlds saw their story in relation to each other. This created a general understanding, relationship, and at times sympathy for others where it may not have existed before. Blacks were seen as people with good or bad traits, not as one bit group containing mamies coons, bucks or bruts. People were moved by this film because it showed error in everyones ways rather than pick a target audience, and point the blame at the characters who were different from that group. There were villains in each character that everyone could relate to. Crash highlighted the existing, or potential evil in everyone and this made audiences think critically about the film. Not many films force their audiences to dissect and think about what the creators are trying to say. Crash had this effect because the relationship of all the characters was not revealed until the end of the film. The audience was taken by surprise when the film showed that no matter what race class or gender we are we are all connect and we do not even realize it. Crash minimized the social barrier that people in American society live