Youth Representation in movies Ten Things I Hate About You compared to Stand By Me :: Papers

Youth Representation in movies Ten Things I Hate About You compared to Stand By Me From the rattling beginning of two films we crapper see on that point is sacking to be a titanic difference. At the very beginning of 10 things I hate somewhat you we see a big town, which I think is Seattle because in the minimise I can see the CN Tower, and also there is a sort of modern U.S.A. high educate rock being vie which is kind of upbeat. Unlike Stand By Me which starts off with an adult academic term in a car, in a field, in the middle of nowhere, and there is slow old music being played in the oscilloscope as the adult is reading a newspaper article astir(predicate) an attorney being killed (later on we realise that the attorney was once a very close friend). Also from the very beginning 10 Things. starts with very beady colours which shows us that its is going to be a cheerful, raise and happy film, we can say this because thats the kind of feel ings people get from bright colours. However Stand by me starts off with a quite windy colour scheme, because of the dull colour scheme we can say that it is going to be a sad film, as well as an mad film. Also the youths in 10 Things. lifestyles are basically going to school which we can relate to and also, they date, get drunk and have lots of friends which we can also relate to. However the youths in 10 Things. are very privileged and we know this by all the places they can go and pass out, for example paint balling boating and all the sports that they are offered from school in which they can take part. Unlike Stand By Me which must be during the holidays because although the children mention school, we never see them in school, there lifestyle is all told different to the youths in 10 Things., for example Chris, Verne, Gordie and Teddy usually lallygag