The movie Lilo and Stitch is a Disney animated family movie based in Hawaii. It is considered a science fiction comedy drama film. Dean DeBlois and Chris Sanders directed Lilo and Stitch. This film illustrates many Claudia Gorbmans Composition principles. This film is about a young girl named Lilo who encounters a weird species/ creature also known as an alien who is the most wanted in the galaxy and considers that species/ creature her dog. She eventually named her dog Stitch. Stitch in the movie is a genetic experiment that came from a plane crash and ran away after the incident. That is why he is the most wanted. Lilo is a lonely little girl who lives in Hawaii with her sister after a recent death of their parents in a car accident. She
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This shows for many young moms or youth who are alone that they are not the only ones going through this dilemma. Being given responsibility at a young age only makes you appreciate what you have and whom you have. The heart of family is also very incorporated through the Hawaiian theme. Disney makes a great impression on how family is important and sometimes that is the only people you have whoever you consider family. Struggles of being alone will only make you stronger and that many things happen for a reason. For example there was a reason why Lilo met Stitch, to help her open up grow and get away from the loneliness she felt from her parents death. Stich might have been a troubled creature but he brought Lilo and Nani together closer then they were already were. The music in this film also incorporates how culture ties into family. The culture of Hawaiian music brings Hawaiian families together as one to celebrate life and what they have. Not for materialistic things but for their presence. The song Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride by Mark Keali Ho’omalu and the Kamehema illustrates how sometimes life is a roller coaster like in the waves of the Hawaiian ocean. Life has its up ad down but at the end family is important and being strong will get you through tough times just how Lilo and Nani had to. The soundtrack to Lilo and Stitch has …show more content…
For example her 3rd principle called Signifier of Emotion ties in with the Soundtrack of Lil and Stitch because the song Hound Dog by Elvis Presely illustrates how Lilo feels towards her classmates. It brings a sense of emotion of sadness and bitterness in the song. Although this song by Elvis Presely is meant to be happy and joyful, this song to Lilo is joyful but also something she really feels when Elvis lyrics states “ You ain’t nothing but a Hound Dog. You ain’t no Friend of mine”. Being in the audience as well we understand her pain and her emotions because this happens all the time. People are bullied daily by those who cause pain and are nothing but cruel to others. Another princple that Claudia Gorbmans ties in with the film Lilo and Stich is the 5th principle Continuity. The way the music is set up is in continuity because there is a certain order these songs come out during dialogues between the characters. It fills a gap where it leaves the audience to begin to think what is going to happen next. While the audience begins to think what will happen next in the scene, Hawaiian music is being played so that we understand more of the movie and the background. The music fills a gap/ during transitions. The last principle that Claudia Gorbman has in common is the 6th principle Unity. This movie is all about unity not only in the theme but in the music as well. The music seems to
This shows for many young moms or youth who are alone that they are not the only ones going through this dilemma. Being given responsibility at a young age only makes you appreciate what you have and whom you have. The heart of family is also very incorporated through the Hawaiian theme. Disney makes a great impression on how family is important and sometimes that is the only people you have whoever you consider family. Struggles of being alone will only make you stronger and that many things happen for a reason. For example there was a reason why Lilo met Stitch, to help her open up grow and get away from the loneliness she felt from her parents death. Stich might have been a troubled creature but he brought Lilo and Nani together closer then they were already were. The music in this film also incorporates how culture ties into family. The culture of Hawaiian music brings Hawaiian families together as one to celebrate life and what they have. Not for materialistic things but for their presence. The song Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride by Mark Keali Ho’omalu and the Kamehema illustrates how sometimes life is a roller coaster like in the waves of the Hawaiian ocean. Life has its up ad down but at the end family is important and being strong will get you through tough times just how Lilo and Nani had to. The soundtrack to Lilo and Stitch has …show more content…
For example her 3rd principle called Signifier of Emotion ties in with the Soundtrack of Lil and Stitch because the song Hound Dog by Elvis Presely illustrates how Lilo feels towards her classmates. It brings a sense of emotion of sadness and bitterness in the song. Although this song by Elvis Presely is meant to be happy and joyful, this song to Lilo is joyful but also something she really feels when Elvis lyrics states “ You ain’t nothing but a Hound Dog. You ain’t no Friend of mine”. Being in the audience as well we understand her pain and her emotions because this happens all the time. People are bullied daily by those who cause pain and are nothing but cruel to others. Another princple that Claudia Gorbmans ties in with the film Lilo and Stich is the 5th principle Continuity. The way the music is set up is in continuity because there is a certain order these songs come out during dialogues between the characters. It fills a gap where it leaves the audience to begin to think what is going to happen next. While the audience begins to think what will happen next in the scene, Hawaiian music is being played so that we understand more of the movie and the background. The music fills a gap/ during transitions. The last principle that Claudia Gorbman has in common is the 6th principle Unity. This movie is all about unity not only in the theme but in the music as well. The music seems to