English 110 hones analytical habits of mind that are meant to be naturalized and used outside of the classroom. Therefore, the Blog Project takes the analysis you use and gives you the chance to practice applying it to the public writing you already interact with in your everyday life. By considering representations of sexuality found in your world, you can become a more critically aware consumer of various media texts.
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Angela Beebe Film Response
I found it enlightening to see the behind-the-scene aspect of the rating system for films in the movie “This Film is Not Yet Rated”. The “rules” that the MPAA have put in place that of there own idea limits the film makers in what they can do with movies. By doing this that restricts the film maker to what kind of movie they can make, what can be said, and what can be visually communicated. While I do believe there should be restriction on what is shown to children. It is ultimately up to the parent to decide what their child views, and I think that the MPAA started out with the right intention to help educate parents on what is filmed. The MPAA obviously doesn’t hold the same views as all Americans and I think that other review boards should be made to rate movies. This would allow film makers to get a fair chance at a rating.
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