Paper Two Movie Analysis You will watch and analyze a recent top-grossing G-rat

Paper Two
Movie Analysis
You will watch and analyze a recent top-grossing G-rat

Paper Two
Movie Analysis
You will watch and analyze a recent top-grossing G-rated movie for the themes of deviance, class, race/ethnicity, gender, and sexuality. The film should have been released within the last ten years. Your paper must identify the movie you have chosen, summarize the main events, and discuss why you selected the film. Your paper will also demonstrate how the major concepts from this course are exemplified/represented in the movie. You can strengthen your arguments by providing specific examples from the movie and citing appropriate course materials to explain this situation.
Your analysis must include
Name of the movie
Running time
Main storyline
Reason for selecting this movie
Themes related to deviance, class, race/ethnicity, gender, and sexuality you observed. Support your claims by providing specific examples from the movie and connecting them with course materials
The paper should be at least three pages, typed, double-spaced, with a standard font and margins (standard margins are usually 1 inch). Please include your name at the top of the paper, along with a title. Please use at least one source (it can be your textbook or outside source) to support your statements. Utilize ASA citation style for your references.Links to an external site.
Structure for the paper
The following general structure may be useful to arrange your paper.
Title of the paper
Introduction (background/thesis statement/importance of the paper)
Description of movie
Movie storyline
Sociological concepts with examples (from movie)
Conclusion (restate main points and provide closure)
Intext-citation and Reference (ASA)
Your paper will be checked using Turnitin for plagiarism. This program keeps a database of previously turned-in papers as well. Assignments with more than 24 percent similarities in Turnitin will not be accepted. Additionally, any paper with more than 20 percent AI-generated work will be awarded zero and reported as an academic integrity violation.