Small Soldiers, Ally Mcbeal, Junger’s The Perfect Storm, and Otto’s How to Make an American Quilt :: Comparison Compare Contrast

The Movie Small Soldiers, The Television Show Ally Mcbeal, Jungers Novel The perfective tense Storm, and Ottos How to Make an American Quilt The movie Small Soldiers, The television series Ally Mcbeal, Jungers novel The Perfect Storm, and Ottos How to Make an American Quilt fall into the larger category of methods of entertainment. All of these methods of entertainment ar stories, each have common elements of stories, and are pieces in themselves. The Movie and commemorate started out as screen plays, so they have the elements that plays and novels have. To learn from these elements you must look at the good and the meritless, and sometimes you find that you learn more from the bad ones than from the good. Small soldiers uses imagination to get its story across. Mainly written for entertainment purposes and because small fighting toys sell with little kids that all wish that their toys could come to life. That invariably captivating written action or violence that keeps our sho rt anxiety spans is used constantly in this movie, and is basically what the movie is about. The movie although having much of the fight elements of a bad action film, does have a meaningful clean, mainly, just because something looks monstrous or grotesque doesnt mean that it is evil. The good guys, GI Joe fender fighters, who are ruthless killers for the American way and look human are the toys with the real evil side, loving torture and killing and doing anything to kill the enemy. The Monsters lead by Archer a furry wolf like creature who does not look human and are grotesque in some ways are really sweet, adorable, good, and help a little boy sort through his problems with girls and his dad. Small Soldiers kept the attention of the audience, especially the younger audience, and still, in a way, got the moral message across. While to some it might have been a waste of time, the way that it kept the attention of a particular audience, catering to a unique(predicate) watcher, is important, for these things must be taken into consideration when I am writing. I must know my reader, and my readers main thoughts and feelings, what will keep my readers attention so that I can most effectively get my message across. Tone in writing is very important in this way. If I was writing for a bunch of children