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This paper examines the 2001 movie Vanilla Sky and discusses what visual themes director Cameron Crowe uses to advance the characterization of the protagonist. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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what he wants; and what he wants are mainly women and money and more women. But the playboy eventually steps too far and goes beyond the boundaries - and once
his good looks are ripped away and his financial security is in doubt, reality flip-flops around and his perspective changes of both his physical life and his emotional state.
On the surface, David ends up on a psychologists couch (figuratively) in an attempt to make sense of all the calamity that has
struck him, and to try to determine what is reality and what isnt. In the movie director Cameron Crowe introduces the playboys fantasies and dreams which, through the films visualization,
introduces the audience to his healing process as he attempts to mend his soul, even as his face, life and psyche have been horribly scarred.
Based on the Spanish-language film Abre Los Ojos, the story itself centers around David Aames, a young, very rich, very handsome owner of his own large corporation.
The ease by which he obtained his wealth and good looks has made him hard and uncaring; in fact, Davids friend Brian warns him that he wont learn what love
is until he has suffered pain and unhappiness, concepts that are foreign to David, who was born with a silver spoon in his mouth.
David, in the meantime, isnt listening to his friend; he sleeps with Julie, whom he considers a "good friend." Then he meets Sofia at a party and falls
hard. In his attempts to woo Sofia, he hurts his best friend (who was dating Sofia) he infuriates Julie (who considers herself more than a good friend and who is
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