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    inappropriate for children, maleficent is a very interesting movie because it shows an excellent combination of soundtrack, camerawork and dialogs and maleficent is suitable for all age groups. Now, Disney brings the influential witch back to life, in Maleficent, and reintroduces her with a twist.The viewers will see Aurora's story through Maleficent's point of view- How she turned evil and why she became Aurora's antagonist. The tale begins with a flashback to Maleficent as a young girl…

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    In the movie Maleficent, many people changed from unkind to kind, hateful to caring, and more. At the begging of the movie Maleficent was approximately 11 years old. She was sweet and cared for people, however in the middle of the movie she was upset and wanted revenge, she was about 30 years old. Lastly, at the end of the movie Maleficent had feelings of love and a sense of guardianship for Princess Aurora. In the beginning of the movie, Maleficent was incredibly happy and kindhearted. One day…

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    the story of Aurora and does not go into detail on how Maleficent came to be so evil and heartless. However this story is all about Maleficent and her journey to evil and good again. The film did a fantastic job comparing good and evil and also changing the fairy tale so that evil is the protagonist. Aurora plays a more minor role than in “Sleeping Beauty.” The opening takes us to a separated land into two parts it sketches a scene…

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    roles and ideas in society, and with every change and constant in these socially constructed differences it is subsequently seen in film. By looking through the sociological perspective the contrasts in the films beauty and the beast (1959) and Maleficent (2014) can be understood by looking at events in society and the creators of Disney films in addition with applying symbolic interactionism and sociological concepts and theories from Raewynn Connell and Giroux. Changes in gender portrayal…

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    mindset of the main antagonist, Sebastian. Sebastian develops a sense of hate against his own brother, king Alonso, and the negative influence from Antonio provoked the spiteful and bitter demeanor that resided in Sebastian. The major motion picture, Maleficent, directed…

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    n combination with costume, Stromberg also uses setting in these three scenes in order to allow the audience to identify the significant change in Maleficent 's personality before, during and after the lose of her wings. Through the use of setting, the audience can physically feel the change and this causes them to see the effect that the actions of the characters have had on their personalities. The beginning scene sets up our identification of the Moors as ‘good’ and the heaven of the two…

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    Domesticated women Versions of fairy tales determine what an audience wants, you can tell the time period of each tale, also know what they expected and demanded. They are key reflections of the cultural values. You can see how cultural values have changed over the years through the retelling and Disney movies of these essential moralistic fairy tales. There has been little change in the roles of women throughout the years. In these fairy tales all heroines are rescued by a prince and are to…

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    themes in the movie Maleficent ; this movie teaches to be careful for what you say, because sometimes it can’t be taken back. According to the movie, Maleficent put a spell on king stephen's daughter as revenge from betrayal. Because of stephen taking her wings for royalty/king all of this stuff that happened it was the only reason she set a curse on the princess the day there was a ceremony for the newborn baby in the kingdom. This supports the theme because, Maleficent said in the curse…

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    which was forbidden. Similarly, the character Maleficent, from the fictional movie Maleficent, fits perfectly into the definition of a Byronic hero. Essentially, Maleficent portrays and possesses dark attributes that distinguishes her form every other character. In the movie, she is presented as a mysterious, sophisticated, and highly seductive female figure with great intelligence, strength, and dominance. Moreover, throughout the movie, Maleficent is emotionally conflicted as she battles her…

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    Maleficent and I are one the same. From our nonchalant expressions to our cat-winged eyes- our sharp gazes are often misunderstood, our stances seem intimidating, and our nature seems cold. yet take away the black cloth and warmth and loyalty is all that is found. As a child, Maleficent was an individual who loved to help. from mending tree roots to allowing Stefan to leave after stealing a jewel, she befriended the smallest of fairies to the biggest of creatures. Like her, when I was a kid, I…

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