Youth comedies and some of their features

Youth comedies are preferred by viewers of a certain age, which, of course, is taken into account by the cinematographers who create them. Statistics show that during the demonstration of samples of this genre, most viewers in the cinema hall are in a transition period from a carefree youthful age, not aggravated by social responsibility, to maturity.

With regard to specific age limits, depending on the country, the youngest representatives of this public are teenagers who have reached 13 or 15 years of age. The average age is 16 - 24 years, and the oldest ones celebrated 25th anniversary or even 36th anniversary.

Themes of comedies are often associated with problems that actually exist in the environment of the younger generation. Since there is a division in age associations that corresponds to a tacit hierarchy, the main conflict characterizing youth comedies is most often a confrontation between outsiders and community leaders.

In the "excellent pupil of easy behavior", the 2010 release tape, the main character, Oliv Pendergast, at first none of the peers noticed that she was very upset by her. Circumstances developed in such a way that she had a chance to express herself. True, this opportunity had an important side effect in the form of a negative reputation, to which the girl, who at any price aspired to popularity, at first did not attach importance.

Having been a great sinner, but not really a sinner, Olive even put on the new deliberately outfit red letter "A", imitating her beloved literary heroine - the brave Esther Prin (the main character of Hawthorne Nathaniel's novel The Scarlet Letter / "). In this way she sought to further anger the persecutors who had fallen into unnecessary puritanism.

Not wanting to argue, proving her innocence, the girl does not feel herself a victim, but decides to use the situation for her own purposes. But unexpectedly, Olive is facing the reverse side of cheap popularity. Her negative image (that he was false, almost no one knew) threatened the outlined first romantic relationship, which every girl dreams of at her age. The reputation had to be urgently saved. The girl talked to her parents who trust her endlessly. Mom frankly told her daughter about how many mistakes she made in her youth. If the family did not have such a sincere and trusting relationship, Olive would never have grown up with such emotionally independent personality.

Although it was hard to believe in audiences (since reputation is the most unshakable thing in the world), but the clever Pendergast managed to change "-" to "+". This is another feature that have youth comedies: for the main characters, they always end happily. After all, on the way to becoming and growing up, mistakes happen that are difficult to avoid. The main thing is to correct them in time, and thereby learn something important that will be useful in later life.

Although youth comedies are designed to form behavioral norms and social values among young spectators, but often their worst examples are so close to real life that the dialogue of heroes is oversaturated with non-literary expressions and jargon. Sometimes even new youth comedies, at the behest of the woe-script writers, "sparkle" with jokes of dubious content. Willy-will you wish to return censorship!

Agree, I would like the audience to choose youth comedies. The top should consist of movies full of funny and clever jokes, giving laughter and sincere joy.