What movie is a good example of the american dream???!
Question: It's for an essay, and no I don't want to do it on the actual movie American Dream. What are some good american dream themed movies???
Answers: It's for an essay, and no I don't want to do it on the actual movie American Dream. What are some good american dream themed movies???
the persuit of happyness
staring will smith and his son
scarface wrong or right it was his american
Of Mice and Men
National Lampoon's Vacation
National Lampoon's European Vacation
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
National Lampoon's Las Vegas Vacation
If Clark W. Griswold isn't the archetype for the All-American Dream I don't know who is?
Almost Famous--being a rock star!
You know if you wanted to do something a little different, the new movie "There Will Be Blood" is basically an analysis of a man and his pursuit of his version of the American dream. Actually talks about the land of opportunity and the what not in it.
Probably would be tough since you'd have to pirate it to watch it time and again, plus hard to take notes in a dark theater. However, it was brilliant.
american beauty
there's one called In America, I think, with a family of Irish people
Death of a salesman
fear and loathing in las vegas
some elements in stepfordwives and the hours
The Pursuit of Happiness- Will Smith makes something of himself after nights of sleeping in public bathrooms and a very slim chance of landing a job.
American Gangster shows Denzel's character make it big. This is the american dream, however; he ends up getting caught.
The Rookie: Older man takes a last chance of playing professional baseball and makes it. Played his first game in Texas, where he lives.
The Pursuit of Happyness
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0454921/
American Gangster is probably one of the most inspirational movies of all time. Second up is The Pursuit of Happyness because one man made millions beliving in the American dream and thridly Scarface because that really happened Not him but people did come to America for exactly what he did!! Sorry for spelling errors
I'd go for Giant(1956), Its a Gift(1934), or The Crowd(1927). But the best is Modern Times(1936), Chaplin's classic.
Fear and loathing in Las Vegas...
It all depends on what you interpret as "The All American Dream." If you think that it means coming from nothing to having everything then I believe it would have to be Scarface.
american gangster