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    Movie Shrek There are varying social psychology theories of the self that are evident throughout the movie Shrek. In this paper, I will give a summary of the plot of the movie Shrek and examine six important concepts of self, highlight how the character Shrek demonstrates all six important concepts of self. The six concepts of self that will I will examine are: self-esteem, self-deprecating, introspection, salience, stereotype threat and downward social comparison. The motion picture Shrek…

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    romantic and heterosexuality is way different than years ago. Today people express love and sexuality openly no matter what age the listeners are. Relieving The Invisible About G-rated Disney Movies Once upon a time Fiona married Lord Farquaad and Shrek married an ogre, Cinderella didn’t fit into the glass slipper,…

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    Shrek Two is a popular 3D animated comedy film that was released in 2004, by Andrew Adamson, Conrad Vernon and Kelly Asbury starring an ogre called Shrek whose recently been married to a princess and has returned to her kingdom to meet the in-laws. It gains its effectiveness through the use of anachronisms, intertextual references and the inversion stereotypes. To begin with, one of the ways Shrek 2 gains its effectiveness from the use of anachronisms. An anachronism is something out of place,…

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    amase and were trying to catch him and he ran. As he was running he ran into Shrek and Shrek saved him from the guards. Donkey is the donkey's name. Donkey is very talkitive and nice and sees the good in everything. Donkey follows shreck as Shrek walks back home. Once they arrive Shrek is already annoyed of Donkey's presence when Donkey ask if he could stay with Shrek. Shrek tells him yes but he has to stay outside. While Shrek was trying to eat his very ogary meal when he notticed some noises…

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    Through the jungle of Themiscyra a young hero was born from the parents of the greek messenger god Hermes and the mortal mother named Callette, this hero's name was Bo. Bo’s legend all started very young, at the age of 3 his legs seemed to develop much faster than any other mortal. While in town a chicken approached and scared the young boy, he kicked the chicken and unexpectedly it flew across the town to the next village, this was the showcase of his hero like powers. When 10 years old Bo’s…

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    The movie Shrek illustrates the interactionist perspective by in the beginning of the movie there is an ambush of men trying to burn down shrek's house, because he lives and looks differently than they do. Shrek isn’t a “norm” in their society so the ambush of men do anything in their power to destroy shrek’s living situation. Shrek will never live up to the expectations of the humans because shrek appears differently than the rest of the people do. Throughout this whole movie shrek is never a…

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    Shrek Analytical Writing In the 2001 film Shrek, the animation was revolutionary and changed the direction of other films in the upcoming years. The tale has a close similarity with the generic sleeping beauty story tale. The fairy tale revolves around a princess trapped in a castle guarded by a vile dragon and not so righteous hero which must save the princess in order to reclaim the ownership of his swamp. The film follows under multiple ideologies and perspectives that are predominated…

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    The Dreamworks film Shrek follows characters through a very strange fairy tale. Through the crazy tale the many characters display many complex issues of psychology such as personality disorders and many downfalls in society. One of the main problems within the movie is discrimination towards the ogres and other fairy tale creatures. Right off the bat a mob comes to Shrek’s swamp looking to kill him. They personally seek him out in his place of residency just because of the fact he is an ogre.…

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    In the Movie Shrek, a green ogre named Shrek lives in a swamp, isolated from a village and it’s people. He is first introduced as an isolated and angry ogre, who spends his time alone in his swamp or terrorizing local villagers. His beloved swamp is then invaded by fairytale creatures because of Lord Farquaad, who says he will only remove them if Shrek saves a princess named Fiona. Fiona is trapped in a tower, guarded by a fire-breathing dragon. So, Shrek and a donkey set out on a journey to…

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    the mean principal at the school, finds out that it was George and Harold that caused all the trouble and he made a video of them doing everything. He makes them wash his car, bring home lots of homework, and cut his nails. George and Harold get a 3-D ring that can hypnotise anyone and they use it on Mr Krupp to turn him into a chicken, then a monkey, and finally, Captain Underpants. Mr Krupp takes all his clothes off except his underwear and uses the curtains as a cape. Captain Underpants…

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