Film Analysis: The City That Never Sleeps

New York City is the place where everything and anything can be found. It is widely known for its constant movement, holding true to its nickname as “The City that Never Sleeps”. Famous for its remarkable landmarks, endless history, iconic museums, and diverse culture it is not a secret why it has become an ideal location for films and sitcoms to set in. Some of these medias truly capture what it means to live in New York City, while others do not. However, the majority of the popular culture usually portrays the different forms of the transportations in New York City correctly. Every borough in New York City is connected to one another through subways, buses, ferries, and bridges. One may even walk or ride their bike to reach their destination. It may be shocking for …show more content…
Like all sitcoms he has a close group of friends with a unique hangout spot. In this case Ted, Marshall, Lily, Barney and Robin all hang out at MacLaren's Pub. This bar was literally below the apartment, unlike other cities where cars are needed to get to places the characters could walk a few steps and have a drink. In addition, Ted lives in the Manhattan therefore having a car is inconvenient. This is due to the fact of the immense traffic, limited parking spaces, and expensive parking garages. Furthermore, if you live in Manhattan a car is not necessary for your daily life because everything you need is right around the corner. This concept can be seen in E.B Whites article, “Here is New York,” when he states “The city is literally a composite of tens of thousands of tiny neighborhood units.” This means essentials and entertainments such as grocery stores, Laundromats, and bars can be found in each unit. There is no need to go out of your way to do something because everything on the to-do list is in a one to three block rage of one