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    Stereotypes In Movies

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    American society has begun to transition from books to movies.  While movies have become mainstream now‚ there is a problem with Hollywood and it’s movies.  It is a white‚ heterosexual‚ male dominated field with little representation of minorites in Hollywood and in films.  While it has gotten better at representing them in film‚ it still does not represent them enough‚ or it misrepresents them with stereotypes that become social norms. This lack of representation can impact the groups of people

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    Stereotypes In Movies

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    Movies today provide millions of people an experience that stimulates emotion as well as intellect. Film on screen can capture an audience and provide an escape from reality. Many people can actually get so involved in the film that they see themselves as a character in the show and feel the joy and sorrow of the character. There are many different ways that the screenwriters can tell a story on film. The content of the film can range from a feel good love story to a very controversial political

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    Watching movies is a fun way to relax‚ spend time with your family‚ and have fun. Movies have valuable lesson for all ages from children to adults. However‚ don’t be blinded from all the action‚ drama and comedy of movies. Most people don’t recognize this but movies have a lot of gender stereotypes that has shaped our generations. These stereotypes could have many negative or positive affects to our society. The movie “Big Hero 6” is atypical to gender stereotypes‚ which is unusual because Disney

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    The shower curtain opens‚ as the woman screams while being stabbed. The parents jump‚ as their two children also scream and run back upstairs. How do horror movies affect these children‚ and should they be allowed to watch these type of movies? Although horror movies create things from nightmares and health effects‚ to negative stereotypes and adult themes‚ they also help children through health benefits‚ facts of life‚ and the ability to face their fears upon watching the movie. Throughout the

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    Stereotypes have been around for a long time and it has gotten to the point where researchers have conducted a phenomenon known as “stereotype threats.” According to a Stanford Professor‚ Claude Steele‚ a stereotype threat “occurs when individuals whose group is targeted by negative stereotypes try to excel at tasks that are related to the stereotype.” In this case‚ if someone were told that they would do poorly on a task‚ they’ll believe it and in result‚ actually do poorly. Nevertheless‚ stereotypes

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    Racial stereotypes have become a given within everyday American life. A person’s race is used as a way of identifying them‚ understanding them without verbal communication. Each group of people are victims of stereotypes‚ whether it be black‚ white‚ Latino‚ or any other. These stereotypes are constantly perpetuated by the media in the United States. The music‚ movie‚ and television industries all play instrumental roles in embedding these stereotypes in to the minds of citizens. In today’s music

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    Blackface. The Mammy. Gangsters and now drug dealers. What else is an African-American portrayed as in the movies? During the 20th century‚ many films illustrated an antebellum South where African American characters‚ standing by their dominant stereotypes were portrayed as incompetent‚ criminal and childish. Movies‚ TV shows and even children’s films have contained aspects of racism and criticism towards the the African American race. They have played a major role in perpetuating this form of oppression

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    Western Movies Since 1960

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    number of quality Westerns being made . . . and since there seems to be a ten-year cycle in Western movie making‚ I ’d say we ’ll see more in about 1982." 1 In 1982 only two Westerns were released‚ and neither was exactly a major success. Barbarosa‚ starring Willie Nelson‚ drew some respectable reviews–and some very damaging ones–but nobody went to see the film. The Ballad of Gregorio Cortez appeared first on PBS television‚ then later went into general release. Today the Western seems to be deader

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    is a scene that commemorates Rapunzel’s birthday and shows the King and Queen‚ whom are Rapunzel’s real parents‚ preparing to celebrate her birthday. Rapunzel’s father is seen crying as they celebrate their daughter’s birthday. In previous Disney movies‚ the mothers are usually the ones shedding tears and being consoled by their husbands‚ or by a male. Tangled uses an influential character as the King‚ to show children that men can have emotions and they are not any less of a man if they do. Another

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    been medical marvels‚ social unrest and wars since the first movie was released. Socially accepted norms are no longer what they used to be‚ but Disney movies seem to be holding on to the outdated beliefs. The more recent movies coming out are making an effort to change this‚ but they still use remarkably traditional gender stereotypes in their movies. It is so common that unless one is searching for it the evidence can slip right by the viewer. People have an existing belief on how girls and boys should

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