Argo Essay

During the beginning scene in Argo, Ben Affleck’s reasoning for including the conflicts of two countries was to explain their beliefs and different government and political stances. During this time the Iranian people had wanted the United Stated to send the Shaw back to Iran, because he had cancer the United States brought him to receive treatments. The Shaw was accused of taking billions of dollars away from its citizens and selling lots of oil to other countries. When observing the Iranian protestor in the beginning of the film they are mad at the Americans. The poster were held outside of the embassy and chanting, while burning the American flag. They don’t agree with American politics and government they feel like our government is trying
The movie made that message clear in the beginning. Usually in a country like Iran women weren’t viewed as dominant force, but during the scene in the beginning there was all kinds of people like kids, men, women all of them united to make their point true. And Ben Affleck made sure to that he made the Iranians united like they were during this time. The point of having this scene and how important it was to get this correct was to get the viewers interested but most important was to get the message clear and to make sure he got every detail correct. If he didn’t have the Iranians burning the American flag maybe he could have done something else but when the American flag was being burnt it gave a true sense of what was going on and it’s a deeper meaning than it just being a flag. Argo was a good movie the beginning scene was perfectly executed and make it feel the suspense and shock the movie was all about. By having American flags burning and all genders and ages protesting shows the research they had and made it as close as possible to the original story. Explain a time during the Iranian revolution that started the American Hostage crisis and