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    Hairspray Film Analysis

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    The 1960s were a time of great progression for African Americans across the United States. From the Civil Rights movement in art that depicted what it was like to be a minority in America. For the first time, people across America were fighting to make a change for the better. In Hairspray, the year is 1962 and the Corny Collins’ show is in full swing. Complete with an all-white dancing group of teenagers and one day a month dedicated to African Americans titled “Negro Day.” Back then TV is black and white but it is not Black and White. In 2016, TV is in color, it is Black and White, but that does not mean that racisms is disbanded. In both the 1960s and 2010s marches and protests have made a difference. Things got better for Tracy Turnblad,…

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    The Bible verse Ephesians 4:2 tells us, “Be completely humble and gentle; be patient, bearing with one another in love.” (Bible Hub). Ephesians 4:2 advises us to love one another, but a movie called Hairspray has an exceedingly similar message of peace, love, and acceptance. While the differences between Hairspray and Ephesians 4:2 are noticeable, the similarities are striking. Hairspray has a tremendously positive message of love, peace, and acceptance. In the movie, the main character Tracy…

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    Chicago, Mamma Mia!, and Hairspray all premiered in theaters while their counterparts were still on Broadway. There is a reciprocity to these relationships as the marketing prowess of Hollywood gets the name of the productions out to the masses, and a hit Broadway show produces excitement around the film for those far from the stage (“Return of the Hollywood Movie Musical, n.d.). However, the same scenario was true of The Producers so Hollywood cannot rely solely on the Broadway rapport. Another…

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    For example, the writers of the article “The Unnecessary Death of Eric Garner” considered the choking of Eric Garner at the hands of a police officer an “unnecessary” death. He was killed for selling people single cigarettes from a pack of cigarettes and “resisting arrest” (“The Unnecessary Death of Eric Garner”). People who witnessed the incident videotaped the encounter with the police choking Eric Garner, showing Eric Garner screaming, “I can’t breathe.” The jury who heard the case did not…

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    Hairspray Countercultures

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    The movie Hairspray is a loosely based 1960s themed musical turned movie that contains controversial topics along with nostalgic themes from fashion to type of speech. Although the main character didn’t fit into the status quo of the usual icons that were known for beauty and class, the quirky teen made many decisions in her high school life that people of the time would frown upon. The running theme of the plot included the iconic styles and fashions staples, the impact of society on general…

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    musical production Hairspray, there were various differences in acting styles, technical elements, and demands of the actor in comparison to plays in general. With Hairspray being a movie that I had watched on Netflix, it was obviously not live and this also contributes to the differences of going to an actual live production in a theater. These differences help us distinguish between the realities of the products of a musical and the products of a play. Hairspray’s acting styles were much…

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    Hairspray and the Bible both cover the topic of equality. These two works show how people should treat each other, and are both prevalent to today's world. Hairspray follows equality mostly by respect,tolerance, and acceptance, while the Bible is more by love, friendship, and reverence. Hairspray’s take on love is very simple: respect others. In one scene Motormouth Maybelle states, “Love is a gift, a lot of people don't remember that.” (Maybelle) From this we can be inferred that people in…

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    Alcohol Free Hairspray

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    What are the primary benefits of Alcohol free hairspray? Description: Alcohol free hairspray s one of the most essential elements that supply necessary nutrients and moisture to your hair so that hair health can be boosted up to a great extent. If you want to get an outstanding hair look or appeal without paying much cot, then nothing can be the best option other than alcohol free hairspray. This is a natural hairspray that does not harm your hair rather takes good care of your hair health.…

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    The Movie Hairspray

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    The movie was about this thirteen years old girl her name was Tracy who was a straight A student and close to her mother but also she had a troubled home life. Although all of her troubles began when she started hanging out with Evie who was the prettiest, popular girl in school. Tracy started changing from her outfit to her attitude towards her family and friends. Also Evie lead Tracy down the path of drugs, sex and petty crime like stealing money and other stuff from the store, but before…

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    I grew up by women who believed in beautiful hair. Paul Mitchell should accept me because I come from a long line of hairstylists. I have a lot of education and practice working with them while I was used as their doll. Ever since I was a little girl I’ve thought of my hair as the crown I never take off. The beauty in my veins runs deep. I’m proud of myself for overcoming my failures and getting back up each time I got knocked down. Sometimes I feel like hairspray is what holds my life together.…

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