What Are Some Cultural Events That Occurred in the Movies?
A movie, also known as a movie trailer, a short video, digital movie or independent film, is an artistic creation designed to simulate the experiences conveyed by visual content that convey ideas, emotions, themes, beauty, or the environment through the employment of moving pictures. Viewers interact with the movie while the plot unfolds on the screen. The goal of movie makers is to create a visual experience that simulates the mood of the audience while engaging their imagination and stimulating their curiosity. While movies are now made available over the Internet via a variety of distribution methods, many still prefer to view a movie in the theater. In addition to providing a physical experience of the movie as seen in the movie theater, viewers also experience the movie from the point-of-view of watching it. Movie trailers offer a similar opportunity to experience a movie from the creative mind of its director.
In order to fully appreciate a movie and appreciate it at its best, one needs to have some idea of how movies are made. Movie themes are the major component of the movie. There are two types of theme: the story theme and the character theme. A movie theme can consist of anything from animals to sports, vacations, love, life and the like.
The main character theme could be Suze Kopelman, a Jewish American from Brooklyn, New York who became famous as the owner of the “Jack and Jill” dance club in Manhattan. Suze’s death was a major cause of the AIDS epidemic that killed over 2 million people in the AIDS epidemic. Her untimely death prompted many to believe that her death was indeed a death foreseen by God. Her untimely death galvanized the American public to organize support for the “Jack and Jill” dance club and to promote a safer community.
After the death of Suze Kopelman, her husband, Bob, took over the Jack and Jill club and opened it again under the name Jack and Jill. Her untimely death and the reactions of the American public to it spurred the production of a film version of Jack and Jill that starred Joanna Marsters and Michael J Fox as the lovers. The movie, Jack and Jill, which were released in the year 2000, became one of the most successful films of the decade and did very well at the box office. The theme of the film was based on the lives of the two lovers and their quest to have a baby.
The next major theme that was featured in a movie about two Jewish American lovers was the fight for social change. This theme was featured in several films including Good Morning, Moonraiser, Grease, Chokeyroll, and Edward Scissorhands. When the civil rights movement was reaching its culminating point in the 1960s, movies about the movement featured prominent Jews and African Americans as the primary spokesmen for the movement. Suze Petula, a young girl from Brooklyn who was an organizer for the civil rights movement, became a symbol for the change that was occurring throughout the country.
One other important theme would be the famous “Green Egg” eggs and Ham sandwich. In the early part of the decade, an animated character, Green Eggs, came to life on television and became a cultural icon. Suze Petula became the iconic poster child for the green eggs and ham sandwich. It was her appearance in the hit movie, Kingpin, that cemented the importance of this snack to American culture.