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Good Deds Character Analysis

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“Good Deeds is a movie written, co-produced by a well-known writer and actor named Tyler Perry. It was not written from any other book, play, or comedy. The movie follows all adapted material because was orderly written. One interesting thing about the movie “Good Deed” is that the plot in the movie is very detailed and understandable. It does not lose the audience attention by going from one point to the next point. The characters in “Good Deeds” show major growth throughout the movie. The movie featured the right amount of characters to help support the meaning of the movie which fully develops the characters. The movie has a steady pace that does not stop. It kept my attention throughout the movie. The Vocalic pitch was moderate at the beginning of the movie. However, it changed at the end of the movie. The movie had a steady rate throughout the different scenes. It also should that Wesley was stress about his relationship with fiancée, company and etc. The dialect in the movie shows Wesley as a professional businessman that kept to a daily routine. The Proxemics in the movie shows several intimate scenes of Wesley Deeds and Lindsey displaying their feelings for one another. It also shows a more personal side of both of the main characters as …show more content…

It had a good introduction to keep me interested in wanting to watch the movie. I think the title of the movie. The movie showed end credit in the movie. An example of that is when Wesley decided to live out his dream by leaving his well-off life behind to go be with Lindsey at the end of the movie. The end credits did not include extra scenes. There was not any particle artwork that stood out to me that would have enhanced the movie. However, the artwork did fit the movie’s theme. I do not think that the producers used the artwork effectively throughout the movie. Too me, I thought the artwork was just basis and nothing that stood

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