The Pacifier Movie Analysis

In society today, several movies have a certain description of how men and women should portray themselves, as well as what roles each one of them is supposed to fill within society. Ladies are seen as the caregivers of the children and dependent on the male figures in their life, but the males are seen as in control and the protector of the family. I have chosen to do a rhetorical analysis on the movie, “The Pacifier”, from a female point of view. This movie was published by Walt Disney and is directed toward the younger population ranging from age nine to sixteen. The message that was illustrated in this movie encountered the status quote of society, as to what events and behaviors are intended to be done by males, and what is to be intended to be done …show more content…
Seth joins a community play called “the sound of music” after he quit the wrestling team. Seth did not want to tell anyone that he is in a play but Mr. Wolfe followed Seth one day and seen him practicing for the play. By Seth joining the play does not consent with manly leadership after he quit the wrestling team. When young boys in the world see this, they see Seth as unlikable and do not look up to him. Young men look at Seth as if he is “gay” because he quit the wrestling team to be in a musical play, and do not look at him as a male idol. In addition “The Pacifier” tests leadership and can be recognized as a disagreeing evaluation. Even though cast such as Mr. Wolfe and Seth twist the guidelines of leadership, they, however, uphold a little manliness. Mr. Wolfe is the perfect man in terms of his job as a US Navy seal. In society, Seth is not seen as the best idol for young boys, of the male cast Seth is not the most attractive. This movie was outstanding in highlighting that while popular gender rules do reside in our world that people do not have to limit themselves to these