Movie Project
By: Hayley Woods
The movie, Rango, was released on March 4 2011. Rango is a an American computer- animated action comedy western film difrected by Gore Verbinski and produced by Verbinski, Graham King and John B Carls. In 2012, the movie won six different awards including the 'People's Choice Award for Animated Movie'. A few known actors in 'Rango' are Johnny Depp, Gore Verbinski, and Isla Fisher.
The main character in the movie is a chameleon named, Rango. The chameleon considers himself an actor throughout the movie. In the movie the chameleon really is characterized as an outsider. Rango was abandoned and then becomes stranded where he overcomes a few small problems. Some of the problems include facing his enemies, such as a hawk. The enemies that are animals that he meets throughout the movie look 'down' on him rather than looking at him the same as they look at everyone else. I believe this is related to Frankenstein because Victor was scared of him and did not look at him the same as everyone else, even though he was the creator of this monster. This is why I believe the movie Rango has an outsider involved with it and it relates well to Frankenstein and even Macbeth. But in the end, Rango meets many new friends. His characterization of being an outsider flips. He now is liked and respected by many. the chameleon, Rango is not looked down upon, he is viewed as being the same as everyone else. Even though there is not an actually monster figure in the movie, I believe Rango was an outsider just like Frankenstein was characterized as, no one liked him because he was different from everyone else, he acted and looked different, he just did not fit in.
The main character in the movie is a chameleon named, Rango. The chameleon considers himself an actor throughout the movie. In the movie the chameleon really is characterized as an outsider. Rango was abandoned and then becomes stranded where he overcomes a few small problems. Some of the problems include facing his enemies, such as a hawk. The enemies that are animals that he meets throughout the movie look 'down' on him rather than looking at him the same as they look at everyone else. I believe this is related to Frankenstein because Victor was scared of him and did not look at him the same as everyone else, even though he was the creator of this monster. This is why I believe the movie Rango has an outsider involved with it and it relates well to Frankenstein and even Macbeth. But in the end, Rango meets many new friends. His characterization of being an outsider flips. He now is liked and respected by many. the chameleon, Rango is not looked down upon, he is viewed as being the same as everyone else. Even though there is not an actually monster figure in the movie, I believe Rango was an outsider just like Frankenstein was characterized as, no one liked him because he was different from everyone else, he acted and looked different, he just did not fit in.
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