Throughout life the theme of destruction of mankind seems to be relevant more often than so. Most movies made and seen are usually all plotted around an issue to give you that suspenseful feeling and keep you on the edge of your seat. Whether it’s a fictional tale, a love story, or to a biographical novel, there’s always some sort of suspense. In this case, I’d like to stick with the theme of a fictional destruction such as Godzilla, the movie. The original Godzilla was made in 1954 produced by the Toho Company Ltd. and has escalated greatly since. This movie, and novel of course, will always be a classic. It is a Japanese film based on a mankind destructive dinosaur who is out to ruin Japan. Godzilla is more than just that though, he is a
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Within this time period the civil rights movement was in effect along with the issues of communism. Those right there are prime examples of how society tears each other apart and that’s even before technology had a say in it all. Segregation also played a big part during this …show more content…
It’s scary to think that at some point in time that ethnicism and culture played more than a role in the world and put limitations on things. Yet again, another example of mankind vs mankind. The people made and created on this world had one point gone against each other to an extreme and truthfully still occurs until this very day not even regarding race or ethnicity. Early above stated in my first paragraph, I had put “(no pun intended)” after the word “boom” because this era was actually in fact considered as “the boom era”. Why you ask? Here is 3 reasons; the boom baby stage which was named this because at this time a lot of women were sending their husband’s off to war, so what would these women like before the big leave? A baby of course! Either something to cherish while their husband is away, or something to hold onto if they god forbid hadn’t made it. Secondly, the booming of the economy. At that given moment the economy’s population of sales increasing, price increasing, and wages increasing. Thirdly, the booming of suburbs. The amount of suburbs being made and renovated was
Within this time period the civil rights movement was in effect along with the issues of communism. Those right there are prime examples of how society tears each other apart and that’s even before technology had a say in it all. Segregation also played a big part during this …show more content…
It’s scary to think that at some point in time that ethnicism and culture played more than a role in the world and put limitations on things. Yet again, another example of mankind vs mankind. The people made and created on this world had one point gone against each other to an extreme and truthfully still occurs until this very day not even regarding race or ethnicity. Early above stated in my first paragraph, I had put “(no pun intended)” after the word “boom” because this era was actually in fact considered as “the boom era”. Why you ask? Here is 3 reasons; the boom baby stage which was named this because at this time a lot of women were sending their husband’s off to war, so what would these women like before the big leave? A baby of course! Either something to cherish while their husband is away, or something to hold onto if they god forbid hadn’t made it. Secondly, the booming of the economy. At that given moment the economy’s population of sales increasing, price increasing, and wages increasing. Thirdly, the booming of suburbs. The amount of suburbs being made and renovated was