Political Communication in Oliver Stone’s Platoon and JFK

Introduction: Political communication - Communication on the political objectives of human dialogue - There are various forms such as fiction, poetry, music, television, movies, each of which has its own strengths and weaknesses. While some political communication is intended to shape or promote social change, some political communication tries to maintain the status quo. Film media as the subject of this article has a wider mass appeal than other media and if he or she experiences more than one hour of direct visual pouring of only one view the viewer's initial belief And often change recognition.

Manipulating the truth with Oliver Stone's JFK is a master of operation. As an expert in art direction, Stone can convince the audience everything he wants. In the movie Kennedy 's film in 1991, Oliver Stone manipulated the facts to convey a fictional conspiracy accompanying the assassination of John Kennedy. The theory of Zapruder's movies and magical bullets are two facts that Stone used to attract viewers as believing in his produced stories. - The main purpose of the operation of Hamlet's Polonius and Ophelia Shakespeare Hamlet is evolving around the evil behavior of Prince Hamlet desiring to pay back to King Claudius. There is a story of a small character of Polonius and Ophelia around this central action. They did not motivate Hamlet's action against the king, but these characters gave Hamlet himself power and tried to motivate what he did not want.

Director Oliver Stone (JFK Pi) provided this wonderful and fascinating reality record of violent civil war in El Salvador, saying from a journalist's perspective that he grabbed his last glory and found a real terrorist war. Did. James Woods is a freelance writer Richard Boyle who hopes to hide the escalating conflict with drug addicts, Disk Jockey Partners (Jim Belushi) and regain their previous role as a war reporter. Identity What he discovered is a country torn by random violence, transformation of ideology, poverty, and the harmful effects of the United States of America. Boyle tried to understand the barbaric behavior he saw when he squeezed his girlfriend from the theater and saved his life. For Deer Hunter as a serious photojournalist, this is an enchanting and scattered depiction of a bloody conflict that splits the country and reflects the disillusionment of the Vietnamese era.