Movie_Analysis

Movie Analysis Movie Analysis To achieve true contentment and purpose, both William Thatcher and Lane Frost live out their dreams to become champions. One aspect very apparent in both movies A Knight’s Tale and Eight Seconds is that becoming a champion is a process. This process later shows more opposition and conflict rather than encouragement and success. In the movie a Knight’s Tale, all William Thatcher ever wanted to do since he was a peasant child was the impossible, to become a great Knight. After overhearing his dream of wanting to be a Knight. A peasant man told William that William’s desire to become a Knight would be as impossible as him trying to change the stars. Despite what others said and along with what society told him, he was encouraged by his father to pursue his dream. More importantly he believed in himself. Thatcher’s will and attitude never fluctuated. Although it would take breaking the rules to pass himself off, as a nobleman, William Thatcher was convinced he could be a champion. With the help of his two closest companions, Thatcher was able to train relentlessly with the joust and the sword, which would soon pay off. Quickly becoming master of the joust thatcher, lane, never, william, great, face, best, society, movies, men, love, dream, become, true, knight, himself, hard, bull, both, work, one, movie, defeat, come, ademher, world, winning, win, thatcher’s, sword, rider, out, opposition, off, life, king