Wednesday, May 22, 2019
Out of My League
How many people do you know that have broken up with someone and later wanted them back because they were jealous of their new fille? Or perhaps, have you ever lacked the confidence to approach someone? Well the motion picture Shes out of my League is all most that. The movie is about a guy name Kirk who is played by Jay Baruchel. He is an average Joe who cant suppose his luck. Although hes stuck in a seemingly dead-end job as an airport TSA security agent, once morest all odds, Molly which is played by Alice Eve, a successful and outrageously gorgeous babe, has fallen for him.Not only is Kirk stunned, but his friends, family and his ex-girlfriend, too. Now he has to figure out how to make the relationship work, even though hed be the first to admit shes totally out of his league. Shes out of my League was a well-structured film in my opinion. This film was unified around a central theme. The theme of the film is that it is ridiculous to rate people based on looks and settle th at you cant be with someone based on some rating of 1 to 10. In the beginning of the movie, Kirk is having a confrontation with is ex-girlfriend naval.Marine had ended her relationship with Kirk for more than than 2 year and she was extremely contemptuous of his continued romantic interests after his latest pursuit. The producers of this movie couldnt have thought of a better stylus to open the movie. The plot and the events, conflicts, and characters that constitute it must be carefully selected and arranged so that their relationship to the theme is clear (Boggs, & Petrie, 2008). This was the most important scene of the movie because it leads the way for other events to happen naturally and logically.In this scene, the producers wanted to get the viewer to see two points. One point making it clear that Marine didnt want to be in a relationship with Kirk and that it was over. Another point being that Kirk was really crush about the break up so his self-esteem is really low at th is point. This also made an early impression of what type of person Kirk was called characterization thought appearance. He seems to be a fairly dorky and dumb type of person. Later in the movie, one morning while Kirk was at work, a beautiful woman name Molly arrives at the passenger terminal for her flight to New York.While she was proceeding through security, her striking looks attracted unwanted attention and harassment from several male employees. Kirk is the only employee to enshroud her courteously. I really like this part because Kirk was just being himself and Molly saw the him for the person that he really was. In this scene, the producers wanted us to believe that Kirk didnt have a chance with Molly because it seems that she was out of his league. But, who would have thought that Molly would be the one to be coming on to Kirk. by and by Kirk finally hooks up with Molly, the successful and outrageously gorgeous babe, Marine finds herself jealous and wants Kirks back. The only reason that Molly has this sudden interest in Kirk again is because she feels upstaged by Mollys looks. In this scene, it makes the saying, a woman doesnt want a man until someone else has him a true statement. With those two senses that were mentioned, it gives you a lot to think about. One being that you really dont appreciate something until its gone. In this movie Kirk was a type of person that ask to be with a person that would help and motivate him to achieve his goals.Marine wasnt that type of person. When Molly came along, she really brought out the best in Kirk. As Kirk begins the better himself, Marine begins to see all the things that Kirk was capable of, but by this time it was too late. Personally, I really did find this movie meaningful. There were a lot of points that could have been taken from this movie. The two points that I retrieve from this movie is that it is ridiculous to rate a person based on looks and decide that you cant be with that someone based on some rating and it is true that you dont see what you have until its gone.
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