The Enchanted: A Love Story of Collision in Society Leading to Stereotype
Enchanted (2007) is a Disney production depicts the collision of two worlds: the animated and the real world. The poster shows magical creatures roaming the streets of a modern city. Fog and glittering lights showed in the background and a witch looks down on the city from above as if she is gazing into a crystal ball (the moon). In the middle of all this wizardry, there is another collision: a love triangle. There are two men standing in the streets and a woman in the middle dressed like a princess. The most interesting collision of all, however, is the eye in the middle of the poster that is staring at the audience. This eye starts from right under the chin of the witch and above the fog below in a circle curved around the poster. The moon can be seen as the retina and the dragon the iris (Enchanted). The movie poster seems to be selling a story that in which the animated and the real world crash together (this can be seen with the presence of a witch, a princess, a prince and all of this happening is in a modern city), but upon further inspection the movie poster is selling a more subtle kind of …show more content…
This movie can be about two different eras, magic, power struggle, comedy and even education. However, in this paper it is mostly about collision that mostly leads to stereotype. There is the collision of the animated world and the real world that leads to the differences in ideologies, economic positioning, cultural differences which brings about a twist on how the various people and characters in their time do certain thing. How would person feel if they have to interact with a different culture or society when they are considered economically fit in cultural but of lesser economic status in the next culture or vice
Enchanted (2007) is a Disney production depicts the collision of two worlds: the animated and the real world. The poster shows magical creatures roaming the streets of a modern city. Fog and glittering lights showed in the background and a witch looks down on the city from above as if she is gazing into a crystal ball (the moon). In the middle of all this wizardry, there is another collision: a love triangle. There are two men standing in the streets and a woman in the middle dressed like a princess. The most interesting collision of all, however, is the eye in the middle of the poster that is staring at the audience. This eye starts from right under the chin of the witch and above the fog below in a circle curved around the poster. The moon can be seen as the retina and the dragon the iris (Enchanted). The movie poster seems to be selling a story that in which the animated and the real world crash together (this can be seen with the presence of a witch, a princess, a prince and all of this happening is in a modern city), but upon further inspection the movie poster is selling a more subtle kind of …show more content…
This movie can be about two different eras, magic, power struggle, comedy and even education. However, in this paper it is mostly about collision that mostly leads to stereotype. There is the collision of the animated world and the real world that leads to the differences in ideologies, economic positioning, cultural differences which brings about a twist on how the various people and characters in their time do certain thing. How would person feel if they have to interact with a different culture or society when they are considered economically fit in cultural but of lesser economic status in the next culture or vice