Introduction
Initially, we have got an evaluation of a teen movie that revolves around two teenagers Breaker (Michael Cera) and Juno (Ellen Page). The two has unprotected sex, but weeks later Juno becomes pregnant, she finds it hard to tell her parents, but she decides to give birth to the child without consulting Breaker. In this text, I am going to evaluate the author’s assessment of the movie and then give my evaluation of the Caroline film by Logan George and Celine Held.
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Assessment of the film
The author of this assessment of the movie has said both the positive and negative facts about the movie. The author gives accredit where it deserves as well criticizes it in the same way. For example from the film according to the author Juno is filled with comedy despite the situation that she is in, she has stoicism and sarcasm character as well which is the different expectation of her. Therefore the movie does not portray her pregnancy in the expected way however the film is heart-touching. The dialogues in most of the episodes in most of the events are unrealistic the movie carries people’s emotions, and its ostentation carries it across even though it has a lot of comic scripts. “Hi baby, it’s me. It’s Vanessa,” and then continues, “I can’t wait to meet you.”
Therefore I give credit to the author’s assessment of the movie for balancing both the positive side and negative side of the film and finally bringing the truth about it.
Assessment of Caroline film
Caroline’s violence in films is utterly harmful. He insists that exposure to such images and film revolves around Caroline a kind who is six years old her mother and her Siblings. It is a film directed by Charles Henry Selick and can be accessed through the link https://www.shortoftheweek.com/ from the film’s summary Caroline’s mother is seen to be less responsible for how she is caring for her children, we see her leaving then anywhere despite their young age, she leaves them in a car and goes into a restaurant she left Caroline with the car keys. This is not expected of a mother of such a young kind she is seen to be protective of them when she had an opportunity to leave, and the kids start to cry she stops and tries to understand them ‘’hey are you okay”.
The movie is full of unrealistic episodes, Caroline is a six-year-old sibling but she can understand instructions on how to use the car key, she bites the woman who was fighting her mother instead of other kids of her age instead could cry. The movies are so exciting and moving mostly considering Caroline’s acting traits.
Conclusion
In conclusion, the evaluation of “Juno” and the assessment of “Caroline” shed light on the diverse aspects of these films and their impact on audiences. “Juno” captivates with its blend of comedy and heart-touching moments, challenging the conventional portrayal of teenage pregnancy. The author’s balanced assessment acknowledges both the positive and negative aspects, offering a truthful perspective on the film. On the other hand, “Caroline” raises concerns about the portrayal of violence and unrealistic scenarios, questioning the responsibility of the characters. By critically examining these films, we gain a deeper understanding of their storytelling techniques and the emotions they evoke. Evaluating and assessing movies allows us to appreciate the complexities of filmmaking and the varied responses they elicit from viewers. Ultimately, these analyses contribute to the ongoing dialogue surrounding the art of cinema and its impact on society.
References
Tobias, Scott. Rev. of Juno, dir. Jason Reitman. The A. V. Club. The Onion, 6 Dec. 2007. Web. 13 Apr. 2008.
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