Essay On Paper Planes Movie Analysis
TAKE OFF WITH PAPER PLANES
Rated: G
Voices of: Ed Oxenford-Sam Worthington-Deborah Mailman- David Wenham-Julian Dennison-Nicholas Bakopoulos -Terry Norris-Peter Rowsthorn-Ena Imai
Director: Robert Connolly
Screenwriters: Robert Connolly-Steve Worland
Running Time: 96 minutes
A majority if Australian films are naturally doomed to fail. The same reasons are always to blame because the filmmakers play it to safe and the films are really dark.
Than there is Paper Planes. This movie is a must see for all ages because of the irresistible whimsical tale that teaches us a few life lessons on the way and doesn't fail to connect with audiences,big or small.
This film is about Dylan, a 12 year old …show more content…
This film deals with themes such as dealing with bullies, negotiating with peers,being sportsmanlike and mist importantly dreaming big,but as well as this the film poses an important question:is success just about winning or is it more important to be a good friend and make things beautiful,as told by Kimi (Ena Imai).
Paper Planes also shows its smarts between its characters and the famous Australian actors who voiced them. In this movie the specific talents of all the actors roles were well written and played in the film. All their expressions,appearances and lines in the script resemble the characters of the film. However there is a character who was quite undeveloped, Jason’s father, Patrick (David Wenham) let down his character by his expressions and lines which was dull and boring compared to other supporting characters like Kimmy who play a good part in the film and truly makes it an Aussie film.
Driven by brilliant actors,animation and adventure,with a whimsical story line,this movie is a must for all ages and even if it means you can't take of for a while,it will have your emotions soaring through the
Rated: G
Voices of: Ed Oxenford-Sam Worthington-Deborah Mailman- David Wenham-Julian Dennison-Nicholas Bakopoulos -Terry Norris-Peter Rowsthorn-Ena Imai
Director: Robert Connolly
Screenwriters: Robert Connolly-Steve Worland
Running Time: 96 minutes
A majority if Australian films are naturally doomed to fail. The same reasons are always to blame because the filmmakers play it to safe and the films are really dark.
Than there is Paper Planes. This movie is a must see for all ages because of the irresistible whimsical tale that teaches us a few life lessons on the way and doesn't fail to connect with audiences,big or small.
This film is about Dylan, a 12 year old …show more content…
This film deals with themes such as dealing with bullies, negotiating with peers,being sportsmanlike and mist importantly dreaming big,but as well as this the film poses an important question:is success just about winning or is it more important to be a good friend and make things beautiful,as told by Kimi (Ena Imai).
Paper Planes also shows its smarts between its characters and the famous Australian actors who voiced them. In this movie the specific talents of all the actors roles were well written and played in the film. All their expressions,appearances and lines in the script resemble the characters of the film. However there is a character who was quite undeveloped, Jason’s father, Patrick (David Wenham) let down his character by his expressions and lines which was dull and boring compared to other supporting characters like Kimmy who play a good part in the film and truly makes it an Aussie film.
Driven by brilliant actors,animation and adventure,with a whimsical story line,this movie is a must for all ages and even if it means you can't take of for a while,it will have your emotions soaring through the