Entertainment speech

Entertainment Speech
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Entertainment Speech
Introduction
Topic: The Movie Scarface
Purpose: To educate the listeners
Specific Purpose: To tell the audience about what makes a good movie.
Thesis: The most significant element of a good movie is the script because it is a storyline that the film follows.
Body
The script or story, in my view, is the most vital part of any film.
It is where the actual movie making commences because it gives the director what to work with.
From there the director can then apply his artistic skills to create something remarkable.
Just like in our real lives, the dialogue is established based on the storyline and sometimes the words can influence us significantly.
The way a director interprets the storyline is crucial because many people should understand his opinion.
The cast is also crucial because the audience, like you, appreciates their role if the movie turns out well.
They are also blame that the film fails to meet its objectives.
The cast is the onscreen leaders of a film but has a little to do with it in the background.
Having said that, my all-time favorite film remains Scarface, written by Oliver Stone.
Director Brian DePalma did an excellent job on this one.
It tells the story of a Cuban refugee, who moves to the U.S to chase his dreams.
He ends up creating a drug empire and lives an elite lifestyle until one day his business collapses and he is reduced to rugs (Posner, 2016).
The movie portrays distant events according to many people (drugs and violence).

It also explores the occurrences in everyday life, friendship, love, betrayal, insanity, and honor.
The dialogue is unforgettable. For instance, “tell the bad guy I said goodnight,” and “tell my little friend I said hello.”
Conclusion. A movie script and the cast are two crucial elements that make up a successful film. This movie is great because it depicts what is happening in the society.
Gun violence and drugs is a major issue in the 21st century.
The good side of the story is drug barons will never win.
References
Posner, M. (2016). The Mafia in Hollywood: The Early Years. Queen’s Quarterly, 123(2), 178.