Mis Wolfe Stereotypes

We have all heard about Gender stereotyping in Society. Movies and media sometimes tell us how Men or woman should be behaving within our society. And what roles each gender is supposed to fill within society. This movie,the pacifier, the male in this visual clip. Lieutenant Shane Wolfe is an elite member of the fiercest and highly trained US Navy seals. The first scene brings adrenaline-filled action, helicopters, jet skis and a boat exploding. It depicts to the audience the sense of masculinity and toughness. The audience is engaged at how skilled these seals are. The males are represented as been strong, fearless and not afraid of danger. The audience automatically identifies with Shane Wolfe been the hero and the focus of the plot. Shane wolfe is a strong and a powerful man. He is very hegemonic, in other words, He shows predominance over a …show more content…
Though, with his new mission comes a new role, he has to become the caregiver and mum to the family of four children. His gentler side has to come out, which is at first tough for him. In this side the masculine and feminine roles have completely reversed and Shane Wolfe, a tough Navy Seal has to become a stay home dad or to the kids a baby sitter.
A scene where Shane Wolfe forgets Peter at the playing centre, verifies the hegemony of why woman find it hard to leave their children with men, this is to show the viewer that men are irresponsible.

The second oldest boy, Seth Plummer, is seen as an anti-model for men. His character is portrayed by how he looks, his clothes, his hair and his mannerism. He tries to fit the norm of being in the wrestling team, by gets bullied by the Wrestling boys at school. Seth quits the wrestling team and joins a play “The Sound of Music.” Shane wolfe gets worried as it is not normal for a man to do this and takes on Vice Principal in a wrestling match, showing Shanes great