The connection between Romeo and Juliet and Rebel without a Cause is that they both share the same theme of romantic tragedy. Both stories have a teenage romance, Rebel without a cause begins with Jim and Judy seeing each other ending up falling in love and in Romeo and Juliet the teenagers fall in love no matter the obstacles they faced. Finally both stories end with a tragedy in Rebel Without a Cause the tragedy is Plato's death and in Romeo and Juliet the tragedy is their death.
The significance of the scene behind the opening credits is to show how Jim and Judy saw each other for the first time. They meet in a police station and both are in trouble with the law.
A theme in this film is conflict between parent and son/daughter. In the …show more content…
They really care for each other and that is how a family should feel for each other. They show their affection and respect each other.
The significance of the low angle view shot of Buzz at the beginning of the fight scene was to highlight how he is higher up and stronger.
The impact of the point of view shot as the car goes over the cliff during the “chicken run” is that it made the impact more dramatic and more significant.
The planetarium lecture foreshadows the rest of the story because the lecture ends with the end of the world, which terrified Plato and at the end of the film Plato died and it was the end of the world for him.
Plato’s fate had the greatest meaning because he was innocent, did not want to harm any ony one and just wanted to be loved by someone. His family neglected him and the closest thing he had to family was Jim, which made audience pity him. His death was uncalled for and he was just terrified.
It is significant that the story takes place in easter because easter signifies resurrection and forgiveness and this film ends with the resurrection of Jim and his father's relationship. Jim and his father become closer and they come to realize that they are in need of each
The significance of the scene behind the opening credits is to show how Jim and Judy saw each other for the first time. They meet in a police station and both are in trouble with the law.
A theme in this film is conflict between parent and son/daughter. In the …show more content…
They really care for each other and that is how a family should feel for each other. They show their affection and respect each other.
The significance of the low angle view shot of Buzz at the beginning of the fight scene was to highlight how he is higher up and stronger.
The impact of the point of view shot as the car goes over the cliff during the “chicken run” is that it made the impact more dramatic and more significant.
The planetarium lecture foreshadows the rest of the story because the lecture ends with the end of the world, which terrified Plato and at the end of the film Plato died and it was the end of the world for him.
Plato’s fate had the greatest meaning because he was innocent, did not want to harm any ony one and just wanted to be loved by someone. His family neglected him and the closest thing he had to family was Jim, which made audience pity him. His death was uncalled for and he was just terrified.
It is significant that the story takes place in easter because easter signifies resurrection and forgiveness and this film ends with the resurrection of Jim and his father's relationship. Jim and his father become closer and they come to realize that they are in need of each