Rebel without a cause
A review by Bryan Tamez
March 13, 2014
In all the movies about teenage life the movie “Rebel
without a cause” is one that can show why some teens act the way they do and
why they can’t always do everything that you want them to. This movie shows that
there are lots of things that can negatively impact a young teenage boy trying
to find out how he’s going to do for the rest of his life.
In this movie that was directed by Nicholas Ray in
1955 staring James Dean who plays Jim Stark: a boy who is new to the school and
is trying to fit in but can’t because he does not know how the school works. A younger
boy who becomes his friend named Plate who is played by Sal Mineo and also Judy
who is played by Natalie Wood.
In the movie Jim Stark make enemy’s with the most
popular kid and is asked to a chicken run. A chicken run is when two (stolen)
cars are raced towards a cliff and whoever jumps out first loses and leads to the
one who jumps out last second wins. In the movie something goes seriously wrong
and someone ends up dying. With all this happening Jim Stark is near his
breaking point and decides to run away to this abandoned mansion. While all
this is happening he meets this boy called Plato who is played by Sal Mineo who
is younger than him but in his view they are now known as friends.
In the movie I like the idea of symbolism and how
any little tiny bit of detail can have a whole meaning behind it and can symbolize
something. The red jacket that Jim whore through the whole movie symbolized
trouble because it showed that every time he had it on something bad would have
happened or someone would get hurt. Also I like the idea of light being the real
world and Plato not wanting to see the light because he knew that the light meant
that he was going to have to face the world again for shooting the teenager and
also facing the world without parents and the end for him pretending to have
Jim and Judy as parents.
I would recommend this for all audiences because it
shows ((did not finish))
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