In spite of major advances in life and the appearance of dozens of
children oriented cable channels, the traditional and class
Rambo: Do Americans in U.S. movies survive suspiciously
dangerous special effects? And do foreign characters dipicted
falsely tend to die early?
Okaz, Saudi Arabia
In American Movies, the American Never Dies!!
"As a result of their many
mistakes, all of them die - Arabs, Russians, Indians, Germans and Vietnamese.
Only the American comes out alive in the movies - even if all the special
effects were aimed at doing him in. In the end, it's always the American that
survives and parades his victory before the camera!!"
The Arab in American cinema, unlike
any other of the world's personalities, is divided into two types. The first is
a crude individual with traditional-style garb, who loves meat, spends extravagantly
to attract attention to himself and is easily dragged into investment
agreements by American businessmen who laugh behind his back. As for the other,
he is seen to be detrimental from beginning to end, and is depicted in several
forms that, according to their media, uses his wits and cunning to plot the
destruction of their great civilization.
Before looking at various
cinematic scenarios, it's worth scrutinizing some other types that have come
and gone. Since the end of communist expansion, the use of another personality type
- that of the Russian - has served its purpose and taken a back seat. The
Russian is no longer enough of an infidel to depict him as he was during the
1970s. Today, the Russian plays another role. For example, he is often a drug
dealer that can be sent on missions that were never part of the notions of
Stalin or Brezhnev.
The Red Indian is now a
legacy of the past. Along with other legendary figures that were part of his movie
presence, he has gone extinct from the movie agenda.
The German, who was depicted in American cinema as a prim and
proper soldier, has become extinct along with the Red Indian - but he left
through a different door. Americans always portray the German soldier as
courageous, and he never speaks English until his death, during which he is so
elegant it's as if he's celebrating. In the end, he dies with style in an
ambush or due to a foolish error made while crawling toward his fate on his
belly, after which he exhales his last breath.
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Among all of the world's
characters depicted in film, the only ideal one remains the American Rambo in
all of his forms. In the jungles of Vietnam, the mountains of Tora Bora and the
streets of Baghdad. And along with his civilian form on the streets of Berlin
or even fighting alone in the quagmire of hell, he uses his convictions,
abilities and qualifications to heal the world's wounds.
As a result of their many
mistakes, all of them die - Arabs, Russians, Indians, Germans and Vietnamese. Only
the American comes out alive in the movies - even if all the special effects
were aimed at doing him in. In the end, it's always the American that survives
and parades his victory before the camera!!
