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Although when it first came out, it was condemned as a marketing scheme to
capitalize on the popularity of the television show “Saturday Night Live (SNL),” Wayne’s World has proved to be an enduring parody of all American movies. ...
Wayne’s World was the second movie to be based on characters from “Saturday Night Live. ... It seems that Wayne’s World tries to emulate The Blues Brothers on several levels. ... However, The Blues Brothers did not mock the movies of its time as obviously as Wayne’s World does. ... However, many of the movies using characters from the SNL sketches that came after Wayne’s World have not been able to follow its successful formula and did poorly.
The Aristotlean literary design for Wayne’s World follows the Classical Hollywood Style very closely. ... The movie begins with a couple watching the television show “Wayne’s World”. This is done to set up the characters, setting, and premise of the show for those who had not seen the “Wayne’s World” sketches from “Saturday Night Live”. Wayne and Garth talk directly to the audience, making them part of the diegetic world. While describing himself to the viewers, Wayne says, “But what I’d really love to do is Wayne’s World for a living. ... The first occurs when Benjamin opts to buy the television show “Wayne’s World” with the intention of exploiting Wayne and Garth. ... Wayne dresses like a bum, has long hair, has no income, and lives with his parents; a total loser and yet we are supposed to root for him. One of the many movies Wayne’s World subtly makes fun of is the James Bond series. ... Wayne’s World makes fun of it by making the “Bond” of the movie a loser. ... On the face of it, it looks like a typical Hollywood movie, yet, when analyzed in greater depth, Wayne’s World turns out to be actually a movie that mocks the classical Hollywood style. ...
Wayne’s World makes several comments on movies, music, and all other forms of pop-culture. ...
The set for the show “Wayne’s World” is also quite simple. ... Penelope Spheeris, the director of the movie claims that she had to shoot the movie four different ways: Her way, Mike Myers’s way, Dana Carvey’s Way, and Bonnie & Terry Turner’s way and used the best takes for the final cut (Wayne’s World). ... He obviously knew the best way to make fun of the Classical Hollywood Style and the best way to make fun of the pop culture in America.
Wayne’s World is a movie that makes fun of movies and life. ... Even today, many people still reference Wayne’s World as one of the greatest comedies ever, with an excellent soundtrack.
Approximate Word count = 2399
Approximate Pages = 9.6
(250 words per page double spaced)
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