Film Analysis: Animal House

Academic culture in the movie I saw the movie "Animal House"; it gave me an interesting perspective on academic life in the 1960s. This film follows two friends, Lawrence "Rally" Kroger and Kent Dorman who tried to be accredited as Fabre Brotherhood in 1962. The movie began to participate in social events in Larry and Kent, one of the better brotherhood relationships on campus, Omega. Omega is arrogant, tense, and rich fraternity. Larry and Kent did not like them and they felt themselves uncomfortable, but tried to adapt.

You may recognize this famous route from the National Animals of National Lampoon, a movie about the wrong combination of brothers and sisters who received the system at their university. To relax, the character in the movie wore a sheet and went to a Toga party. The movie features this symbolic gathering and passionate cheers on the map. Hygge is a Danish lifestyle. This may be an interpretation of the better life of Scandinavia and may include nesting at home, but you can absorb nutrients with simple pleasures and customs anywhere in the day. At home, you can adjust the lighting, take a bath, roll around with a sofa, watch a DVD with comfortable socks, and eat comfortable food to create moisture. In the office, the best places to experience hygroscopic (wet) feel are various, but spending a little fun on a busy work day can make your lifestyle a step further I can do it.

The film presents an anthropomorphic representation of animals. They operate clothes like people, chat, drive, shelter, apartment, machine. Animals in a movie will behave like animals in real life, move, communicate, never live. Of course, in fact, pigs can not speak English, stand upright, walk on the hind feet, buy groceries, wash dishes, and sing. So how does this movie go through all the stages of development and keep harmful comic books? Has anyone cried? "There is a gang gang called Gorilla's pedigree who knows Garth," or 嘿 Garth, which is uncomfortable. Let's choose another kind for the criminal. animal. "Obviously not.