Hello, My talk today is going to be on a video I really enjoy, "Dirty Dancing".
Dirty Dancing was brought out in 1988 on the 6th of January. The film was made for people of all ages mainly woman, but the film even thought it was made that long ago still appeals to young people these days.
The film was based around a lady called Eleanor Bergsteil's memories of when she went on holiday when she was younger with her parents, when they went to a holiday camp.
Dirty Dancing was directed by Emile Ardolino who also directed films like Sister act.
The film is set in the summer of 1963 and is about a girl falling in love with a talented dance instructor.
The film begins when Francis Houseman better known as Baby, played by Jennifer Grey going on holiday to a summer camp with her parents and sister, Lisa. At the hotel Kellerman's in Catshills there is nothing which appeals to Baby until she finds the Staffs quarters, where she meets troublesome dance teacher, Johnny Castle, played by Patrick Swayze, and his dancing Partner, Penny, played by Cynthia Rhodes and there friends.
In the film Penny gets her self into a bit of bother after going forward for an illegal abortion, and isn't able to carry on for a show so Baby ends up taking her place and learning dances which she never thought she could do and falling in love with handsome dance teacher Johnny.
Baby's father gets to know of the abortion and her seeing Johnny and warns her away, but she carries on seeing him.
In the film Johnny feels as though he is nothing and that is why he is treated like nothing but good hearted Baby makes him realise he is more than that.
Near the end of the film Johnny is framed to have stole someone's wallet and Baby backs him up, which was the truth but then he gets fired for seeing a quest. .
The end of the film has a good lead up to the part of the film which I find the best. Johnny comes back in the end and interrupts the finale reunion of the guests and takes Baby up onto the stage and they dance the steps him and his friend's dance which aren't approved of, but is enjoyed in the end.
Some famous works with this characteristic are Grease, Dirty Dancing, and Save the Last Dance. ... The next movie is Dirty Dancing. ... In Dirty Dancing and Grease, Baby and Sandy are placed higher on the social ladder while Patrick and Danny are lower class rebels. ... In Dirty Dancing, Baby had no friends. ... In Grease and Dirty Dancing, the actual affection is very minimal. ...
In Dirty Dancing, Baby is helping Johnny and her learning to dance only serves him. ... In the beginning of the film Sara is seen on a train, as is Baby seen at the beginning of a journey in Dirty Dancing. ... Again, in this film, like in Dirty Dancing, Sara and Derek's relationship changes when they leave the immediate confines of that neighborhood. ... Both Dirty Dancing and Save the Last Dance feature young women finding and exploring their sexuality. ... In Dirty Dancing Baby does not have a strong relationship with her mother "rather her attachment is to her father. ...
Film Analysis#1: Dirty Dancing Dirty Dancing is a romance movie that includes a love story that takes place in a resort called the Kellerman's Mountain House. ... Johnny Castle is a dancer at the resort which Baby stays in. ... When in the ballroom Baby sees Penny and Johnny, whom are dance partners do a mambo dance. She becomes extremely intrigued by their incredible dancing ability. ... They dance the song he was originally supposed to dance with Penny. ...
Reflection paper regarding "Shall We Dance?" ... To American audiences, dancing may seem like no big deal, but apparently in Japan, ballroom dancing is frowned upon as another vulgar, low-culture import from the West. ... Not only did he hear from Donny, a close friend and co-worker of Sugiyama who had practiced the art of dancing for 5 years, that dancing is a "Dirty lecher", he also saw the banter reactions of his co-workers when they found out that Donny was dancing. ... This cultural view on dancing does not differ much from my Chinese cultural values. ... Ever since his family found...
Traditionally, the waltz is a must and I always like dirty dancing, but not today's dirty dancing. I enjoyed the dance moves of Patrick Swayze in Dirty Dancing. I had a total five songs: The waltz, salsa, a mix-song of a few dirty dancing songs, an entrance, and exit song. ... The routine started with the entrance song, then the waltz, salsa, mix-songs of dirty dancing, and finally the exit song. ... On cue, each couple made their way to the dance floor with a short dance routine. ...
He starts out by saying "at one end of the town stands a dark stucco structure, the roof of which supports an electric sign-DANCE- but the dancing has ceased for several years- that automatically tells the reader it is out of date and then goes on to describe another old rundown building that used to be the Holcomb Bank. ... The town is portrayed as dirty and disgraceful and he paints that imagery by pointing stating that the depot is sulfur-colored and melancholy and people with authority pass through but never stop. He paints the picture of a dirty, redneck down filled with farmers. ...
He is Scott's main dancing rival, the two of them competing continually on and off the dance floor. He plays a dirty trick in the competition in the first scene when he boxes Scott and his partner Liz in a corner leaving them with nowhere to go. ... He loves to dance and secretly approves of and admires Scott's dance steps. Fran- Fran is a beginner dancer at the dance school. She has been dancing for two years yet has never had a real partner; she dances with a girl called Natalie. ...
You have to wash your hands everytime before eating or even after touching anything dirty or even using the toilet. ... It is because dirty and smelly toilets equals to bad bad bad bacterias. When your toilet is dirty, greasy and smelly, it contains thousands of different types bacterias, just imagine, how much diseases can it bring. ... You can sing along to from your iPod and dance around too. ...
Women who dedicate themselves to the striptease, also called exotic dancers, have in the imaginary group a concept that not always is precise nor right and that, like in so many things that partially are in the semantic field of the sexuality, rather nourishes of prejudices and false ideas. ... A prostitute always is seen like a dirty woman, like an unworthy woman to walk by the streets. ...
