Socialization in the Films The Wildchild, The Pawnbroker, and Dr. Strangelove

Of course, as a human being, socialization is necessary to create a difference. Because of isolated experiences of people, isolated confinement has been pointed out as inhumane. Although human social ability is both an asset and an obstacle. Since humans have natural abilities to make positive and negative things in the world, there is no doubt that socialization is good and bad. This can be seen in three movies: "Wild Kids", "Pawn" and "Doctor"

Dr. Strange Grove is a list of great movies of Roger Albert and he expresses it as "the best political satire of the century." As one of the most famous film comedies, Guardian John Patterson wrote as follows, the only person who ranked in the top ten in the 2002 Sight & Sound coverage survey. "Like Strangelove, there is no comedy.All stupid, delusive Americans in the 1950s, as mentioned above, are the gods - bombs, the Pentagon, the National Security Council, the president himself, a man in Texas The threat of likeness and the so-called threat of comic water fluoride treatment - in the forest Chipper never got the same respect. "It also ranked 26th among the 500 greatest movies in the history of the empire And was listed in 2010 by Time magazine as 100 since the publication of 1923. One of the best movies. The American Writers Association ranked that script 12th. I've written it before.

Stanley Kubrick was suffering from the duality of Rockets in two movies based on WvB's vision. Dr. Strange Love is a satirical irony of the Cold War and excessive military leadership and the acceptance of his technocratic decision made the end of a deliberate and coincidental world. It can be said that it is Kubrick's darkest movie, and Dr. Stranjiroph is also his most interesting movie. The role of a celebrity played by Peter Sellers, Dr. Strangelough only appeared twice in the movie, but it is easy to steal the show. The character was tied to a wheelchair and had a right arm of a fascist who was self-destructive or unconsciously seemed to be poured into the Nazi salute. Dr. Strangelove accentuates the wavy blond hair and treble accents of WvB. As a director of research and development of weapons, Dr. Strange Love was first introduced to the President to explain how the Soviet Last Appointment Device functions.

Based on Peter George's novel "Red Alert" (1958) (roughly speaking), Dr. Stranchlov goes far beyond the ridiculous irony of the ideology of the novel Cold War weapons competition. Dr. Strangelove became a favorite of the youth movement in the 1960 's and became a classic of American culture in the 1960' s, strictly speaking it was British film, the practice of capitalism. Among the most purely satirical science fiction movies are Woody Allen's Sleeper (1973), The Stepford Wives by Brian Forbes (1975), Brazil (1985) by Terry Gilliam, Robocop (1987) by Paul Verhoeven, John Carpenter's They Live (1988), Stuart Gordon's Space. Truckers (1996), Tim Burton's Mars attack! (1995) and the fifth element of Luc Besson (1997)