Safety Not Guaranteed - Movie Review Example

Download file to see previous pages Curiously, a young intern name Jeff Schewensen (Jake Johnson) who works at a magazine based in Seattle embarked on an investigative mission to find the author of the strange posting. He assembled the oldest team with her friends Kenneth (Mark Duplass), Arnau, and Darius. Darius found out that the source of the ad came from Kenneth Calloway and so she made contact with Kenneth and from there, the story took an unusual turn that made it interesting.
It has to be noted that The idea of time travel in the film ‘Safety Not Guaranteed’ is obviously not feasible and the film’s narrative is not meant to elucidate with using some technological discovery or marvelous science but to make the audience smile with how the odd characters in the film reacted with such technological possibility with each with their own agenda that reveals human nature. Thus, the story is told not from the logos or logical point of view but rather from pathos or emotional appeal to make the film entertaining (albeit not necessarily believable).
Synthesizing the film through the lens of rhetorical devices made one realize that the film is not trying to convince or persuade the audience of any argument or some position of the author. Looking at it from the point of logos, the film does not make sense because time travel is not possible (at least in real-world application but only in theory) and its technological possibility is not even explained.  ...Download file to see next pagesRead More