A Brave New World: Movie Analysis

Imagine a world, a world in the future, imagine a world completely industrialized, a world controlled by a select group of people at the top of the world state. This world strives for perfection, incredible power was in the hands of very few and it was used to make the world a better place. They called it a perfect world, a utopia but is there such a thing as a perfect world? Not when people are not happy. Imagine a world where people are supposed to be happy but they are not. Certain individuals will rebel against the state of power, as they are not happy, and some will take the easy way out as they escape this world and this is the brave new world of Aldous Huxley.
Aldous Huxley’s A Brave new world presents a nightmare future in which humans …show more content…
In particular the movie explains and looks at the advances of consumerism and capitalism and imagines a world where everyone is encouraged to spend money and consume goods while also on the other hand being actively discouraged from taking any of the less materialistic pleasures of life and to avoid meditation on any meaning on life other than just blind consumption. Imagine living in a world where you can’t have any sort of interests, free will. Yes everything is perfect, everybody is having a role and everybody has their place but what is the point if you can’t make your own decision? They cannot make decisions in this (Bernard’s) world, they pretty much do what they have to do and even though everybody is extremely happy, yet genuine happiness is out of question and is not achievable because they’re being conditioned to be like that and feel like that but in the end they’re still being controlled in an oligarchic system because they don’t know any better of themselves because they can’t think for