I really was not sure about what to write about, because I
did not really understand the prompt, even after the email explanation. I tried
the best I could to write this, and make it make sense, but it may be missing some
of the parts that we were supposed to be writing about.
The text I chose to do was the DVD Turtles II Secret of the
ooze. This Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle movie has a very simple cover. It shows
the turtles in a circle which looks like some metal in the ground. They are
suggesting that it is some type of underground tunnel based on the background.
There is also a tube of glowing green goo that is leaking out the side of the
tube.
The title of the movie is The Secret of the Ooze, and in the
picture it shows that it leaked, or was broken open and was leaking. This makes
you start to think about what the ooze may have done, because it looks
radioactive. Also the turtles in it look abnormally large and are wearing
masks. So you know that they are not normal turtles.
The cover of the DVD is very bright and has many colors on
it. It also looks semi "cartoonish". This shows the audience that this movie is
directed towards kids. Also the pictures are simple and big to attract the
attention of kids. Not only kids but it is directed towards little boys because
the colors are maybe considered “boy” colors, such as blues and greens. Also
the sewer setting makes boys think “dirty” and little boys like things that
make them look tough.
Now you know that I really feel like I’m missing a lot of
information because I am adding random sentences just to get to the 300 word
minimum. haha
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I really appreciate the fact that you blogged about TMNT! I personally love them, and I give you props for taking the time to write about it. I agree, the turtles are abnormally large, and that kinda concerns me too....
ReplyDeleteI love TMNT! When I was a kid I had an entire dining set devoted to them...most of the pieces broke, but I still own a bowl.
ReplyDelete1) I love TMNT
ReplyDelete2) I think you did a GREAT job at analyzing the pictures and the "extra sentences" actually made a relevant point that some colors and settings are assigned in relation to traditional gender roles.
Great job!