Armageddon: Citizen Kane And The Grapes Of Wrath
An Analytical View of Armageddon
Films made throughout the years provided entertainment. There were classic films, such as Citizen Kane and The Grapes of Wrath, that actually taught us about life, and then there are films that are just were made for pure entertainment value. One such film, Armageddon, directed by Michael Bay, is a science-fiction, action movie that was solely used for entertainment purposes.
Armageddon is about an asteroid coming toward earth that will totally destroy mankind and the planet. No one saw the asteroid plunging towards Earth until it was too late. “Well our object collision budget’s a million dollars. That allows us to track about 3% of the sky, and beg’n pardon sir, but it’s a big-ass …show more content…
His apparent use of symbolism in showing the world’s strengths and weaknesses are shown throughout the movie. He shows humanity’s need for survival and the love people have for one another. He also shows the evil side of humanity, such as martial laws being implemented in areas shown in the movie.
The focus of this film is reiterated constantly. Harry shows his love for his daughter, Grace, and friends throughout the movie by trying to make sure there will be a world left for them and people.
Bay’s success in conveying his themes are helped by his ability to master fictional and dramatic elements. His actions scenes help make this a believable story. Some nights I sleep like a baby. Other nights it’s, Oh God, I just came up with a bomb shot (Bay, 2011). Bay and the screenwriters manage to create a continual journey for these characters using action, drama, and comedy.
Another facet to the story is the emotional material. The relationships between the drill team, Harry, Grace, and her boyfriend, A.J., create more believability to the movie. The deaths of some of the team, especially Harry, shows acceptance of life and their willingness to help save the
Films made throughout the years provided entertainment. There were classic films, such as Citizen Kane and The Grapes of Wrath, that actually taught us about life, and then there are films that are just were made for pure entertainment value. One such film, Armageddon, directed by Michael Bay, is a science-fiction, action movie that was solely used for entertainment purposes.
Armageddon is about an asteroid coming toward earth that will totally destroy mankind and the planet. No one saw the asteroid plunging towards Earth until it was too late. “Well our object collision budget’s a million dollars. That allows us to track about 3% of the sky, and beg’n pardon sir, but it’s a big-ass …show more content…
His apparent use of symbolism in showing the world’s strengths and weaknesses are shown throughout the movie. He shows humanity’s need for survival and the love people have for one another. He also shows the evil side of humanity, such as martial laws being implemented in areas shown in the movie.
The focus of this film is reiterated constantly. Harry shows his love for his daughter, Grace, and friends throughout the movie by trying to make sure there will be a world left for them and people.
Bay’s success in conveying his themes are helped by his ability to master fictional and dramatic elements. His actions scenes help make this a believable story. Some nights I sleep like a baby. Other nights it’s, Oh God, I just came up with a bomb shot (Bay, 2011). Bay and the screenwriters manage to create a continual journey for these characters using action, drama, and comedy.
Another facet to the story is the emotional material. The relationships between the drill team, Harry, Grace, and her boyfriend, A.J., create more believability to the movie. The deaths of some of the team, especially Harry, shows acceptance of life and their willingness to help save the