How does the setting effect the story in the movie wild hogs?!
Question: The setting changes a bit through the movie but it's essentially "the open road" which reflects the adventurous spirit of the characters and their quest for new-found freedom.
"In Cincinnati, the dentist Doug Madsen is in crisis, bored with his middle-class life and missing his reckless youth when he was known as the Golden Biker. The aspirant writer Bobby Davis feels pressed by his wife and hates his job. The shy geek computer analyst Dudley Frank is unsuccessful with women. The wealthy Woody Stevens is married to a top-model. Together, the four middle-aged friends on their motorcycles become the self-proclaimed 'Wild Hogs' gang. When Woody loses his wife and is completely broken-hearted, he invites his friends to take a road trip to the Pacific, in a quest for freedom." However, their masculine posturing is challenged when they cross a real gang called the Del Fuegos.
Answers: The setting changes a bit through the movie but it's essentially "the open road" which reflects the adventurous spirit of the characters and their quest for new-found freedom.
"In Cincinnati, the dentist Doug Madsen is in crisis, bored with his middle-class life and missing his reckless youth when he was known as the Golden Biker. The aspirant writer Bobby Davis feels pressed by his wife and hates his job. The shy geek computer analyst Dudley Frank is unsuccessful with women. The wealthy Woody Stevens is married to a top-model. Together, the four middle-aged friends on their motorcycles become the self-proclaimed 'Wild Hogs' gang. When Woody loses his wife and is completely broken-hearted, he invites his friends to take a road trip to the Pacific, in a quest for freedom." However, their masculine posturing is challenged when they cross a real gang called the Del Fuegos.
it effects it because there on the road a ways a way from home with no tecnogly at all
i didnt like that movie,and i love motorcycles,they made it to fast and the story sucks........