Analysis Of The Hangover

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This is mentioned in the USA today article, they state they have caught many people trying to do this. Drugs might also be something that is involved during bachelor parties, and although the film does show the characters in jail and in trouble a few times in the end everything turns out good for them. Most likely things will not be as smooth for males who get in trouble in Vegas while partying “hangover” style. The following is going to be focused on the idea of the potential creation of resonance for viewers including the potential mainstream effect. Different scenes from the film will be analyzed to support this theory. METHODOLOGY The attitude of The Hangover was mostly repetitive situations so we decided to choose three scenes: Wolf pack Scene, That was Mike Tyson, and All in the cards Scenes. We as a group met once a week for a month during weekends and almost every day after class to decide what the procedure of the paper would be, and the direction we were going to take to begin our research paper. We decided that after we watched the film for at least three times, we would collect our notes taken every different time it was watched. We decided to take notes every time we saw it in order to see if we came up with different point of view, or different ideas after seeing it just one time. After our notes were collected, we met up to decide the direction of our paper, and decided to use the Wolf pack Scene, That was Mike Tyson, and All in the cards Scenes because they were interesting and useful scenes that cultivate to the misleading idea of strip at Las Vegas. After we choose the direction of the studies and the scenes we were going to analyze and start the research; we divided the sections of the research paper, we decide... ... middle of paper ... ...ly and compares his character to a one-man wolf pack. He then explains how all that took a turn when his sister Tracy met Doug because thanks to his future brother in law not only did his wolf pack grow by one, but instead the wolf pack was now consolidated when he was introduced to Stu and Phil. Alan then closes his speech by making a toast where he cuts his hand with a knife and expects for the rest of the wolf pack to do the same. In response, the trio questions his behavior and Alan’s reasoning to his bizarre conduct is that they should also now become blood brothers. The group disregards his outrageous behavior. Phil then makes it a point to remind them that everything that happens that night will never be talked about and forever be forgotten. They end by making it a deal and cheering to a night they will never remember, but the four of them will never forget.

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